High School

Correct the Mistakes

1. She have finished her homework already.
2. I didn't never see that movie before.
3. They sees each other every day at school.
4. He has went to the market an hour ago.
5. That the man which lives next door is a pilot.
6. My parents has lived in this city since 1990.
7. We gave gifts to one and other.
8. This is the book who I borrowed from the library.
9. I am knowing him for a long time.
10. They was very happy to see each other again.
11. Have you ever eat Japanese food?
12. She walks to school yesterday because her bike was broken.
13. The teacher that she is very kind helped me with my project.
14. Me and my sister helps one another with homework.
15. He didn't went to the party last night.

Answer :

Let's address each sentence separately:

  1. She have finished her homework already.

    • Correction: She has finished her homework already.
    • Explanation: 'She' is a singular subject, so we use 'has' instead of 'have'.
  2. I didn't never see that movie before.

    • Correction: I have never seen that movie before.
    • Explanation: Use correct verb form 'have seen' for present perfect and avoid double negatives ('didn't never').
  3. They sees each other every day at school.

    • Correction: They see each other every day at school.
    • Explanation: 'They' is plural, so the verb should be 'see' not 'sees'.
  4. He has went to the market an hour ago.

    • Correction: He went to the market an hour ago.
    • Explanation: 'Went' is the past simple of 'go'. The usage of 'has' is unnecessary here because of the specific past time mentioned.
  5. That the man which lives next door is a pilot.

    • Correction: That man who lives next door is a pilot.
    • Explanation: 'Who' is used for people, whereas 'which' is usually used for things.
  6. My parents has lived in this city since 1990.

    • Correction: My parents have lived in this city since 1990.
    • Explanation: 'Parents' is plural, so use 'have'.
  7. We gave gifts to one and other.

    • Correction: We gave gifts to one another.
    • Explanation: 'One another' is the correct expression to use.
  8. This is the book who I borrowed from the library.

    • Correction: This is the book that I borrowed from the library.
    • Explanation: Use 'that' for objects like books.
  9. I am knowing him for a long time.

    • Correction: I have known him for a long time.
    • Explanation: 'Have known' is the correct present perfect form for continuous or past situations.
  10. They was very happy to see each other again.

    • Correction: They were very happy to see each other again.
    • Explanation: 'They' is plural, so use 'were' instead of 'was'.
  11. Have you ever eat Japanese food?

    • Correction: Have you ever eaten Japanese food?
    • Explanation: 'Eaten' is the correct past participle form of 'eat'.
  12. She walks to school yesterday because her bike was broken.

    • Correction: She walked to school yesterday because her bike was broken.
    • Explanation: Use past tense 'walked' for actions that occurred in the past.
  13. The teacher that she is very kind helped me with my project.

    • Correction: The teacher, who is very kind, helped me with my project.
    • Explanation: 'Who' is appropriate for referring to people; the sentence structure was adjusted for clarity.
  14. Me and my sister helps one another with homework.

    • Correction: My sister and I help one another with homework.
    • Explanation: 'My sister and I' is the correct subject form, and 'help' matches the plural subject.
  15. He didn't went to the party last night.

    • Correction: He didn't go to the party last night.
    • Explanation: 'Go' should be in base form after 'didn't' because auxiliary verbs (do, does, did) are followed by base forms.