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    This document provides examples of sentence corrections. It gives 6 sentences, with 5 containing errors. The corrections change verbs to agree with subjects, add missing words, and correct possessives. One sentence does not need correction. The examples help demonstrate how to identify errors and apply grammatical rules to improve sentences.

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    Beginning Sentence Correction 6 - Answers

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    This document provides examples of sentence corrections. It gives 6 sentences, with 5 containing errors. The corrections change verbs to agree with subjects, add missing words, and correct possessives. One sentence does not need correction. The examples help demonstrate how to identify errors and apply grammatical rules to improve sentences.

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    Beginning Sentence Correction 6 - Answers

    Directions: Correct the errors in the following sentences. One sentence does not have
    any errors.

    Example: I are very happy.  I am very happy.

    1. Who coming to diner?  Who is coming to dinner?

    2. I hungry.  I am hungry.

    3. What time is it?  What time is it? (no correction necessary)

    4. Deirdre my friend.  Deirdre is my friend.

    5. Roberto have two apple.  Roberto has two apples.

    6. I play soccer yesterday.  I played soccer yesterday.

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