2. Every student in the class have completed their homework. 3. The cat layed on the couch all day. 4. I could of gone to the concert, but I had to work. 5. Neither John nor Mary wants to go to the party.
Answer Key:
1. Error: Subject-Verb Agreement
Correction: She doesn't like pizza. ("Don't" should be replaced with "doesn't" to agree with the singular subject "she.") 2. Error: Subject-Verb Agreement Correction: Every student in the class has completed their homework. ("Have" should be replaced with "has" to agree with the singular subject "Every student.") 3. Error: Verb Form Correction: The cat lay on the couch all day. ("Layed" should be replaced with "lay," the past tense form of "lie.") 4. Error: Incorrect Phrase Usage Correction: I could have gone to the concert, but I had to work. ("Could of" should be replaced with "could have" to indicate possibility or past ability.) 5. Error: Subject-Verb Agreement Correction: Neither John nor Mary want to go to the party. ("Wants" should be replaced with "want" to agree with the closer subject "Mary.")