Take a look at the following five sentences. Each sentence has one mistake - can you find them? Click on Show Answers for an explaination on each sentence. If you like this, you can try a similar lesson here!
- "I had already talking to her before she called you."
- "This wall was build by my grandfather."
- "Are you tired? Do you want to make a break?"
- "I wish I would had remembered her birthday."
- Who's pen is this? Can I borrow it? I want to write a letter."
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- Talking should be talked to make the sentence the past perfect, which is the correct structure.
- This sentence should be a passive and so build should be built.
- We don't say make a break; the correct collocation is take a break.
- In this sentence the word would is not needed.
- Who's means who is and so it is wrong. We use whose before a noun i.e whose pen.
