
Here you are: those wrong sentences, corrected.
- It’s quarter past twelve.
- It is very hot today.
- John is sitting behind / next to Mary.
- Sarah has got brown eyes; her hair is brown too.
- Lisa’s brother is 15 years old.
- –Where is your sister? –She is at home.
- They’ve got two children.
- –How are you? –Fine, thanks.
- They are not from Italy.
- She usually walks the dog at night.
- We often go to the sports centre.
- Can you drive a car?
- You ride a bike every day.
- Do these boys go to your school?
- We are writing a message to your parents.
- There are three trees in my street.
- Are there any desks in the room?
- –Are you studying now? –Yes, I am
- We often watch TV in the evening.
- –Why is Elle in Sydney? –Because she’s on holidays.
- I am walking the dog right now.
- Good-looking is the opposite of ugly.
- Madrid is drier than most European cities.
- Jane is more beautiful than your sister.
- My house is the highest in the street.
- A lion is not as large as a tiger.
- What do you think of this book?
- You mustn’t take pictures in the museum.
- They shouldn’t eat so many hamburgers.
- I can drive very well.
- We can go with them.
- These are your books.
- He is John and that is his car.
- What do people say about you?
- This is the last sentence.
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