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DON'T WRITE: It is high time we start the game.
DO WRITE: It is high time we started the game. |
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DON'T WRITE: You had better started to go.
DO WRITE: You had better start to go. |
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DON'T WRITE: I and my wife have won a golden award.
DO WRITE: My wife and I have won a golden award. |
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DON'T WRITE: The couple have got there own children.
DO WRITE: The couple have got their own children. |
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DON'T WRITE: Have I known,i would have go home.
DO WRITE: Had I known,I would have gone home. |
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DON'T WRITE: He was made know to me by his friends.
DO WRITE: He was made known to me by his friends. |
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DON'T WRITE: She has taught in a P.S.,but now teaches here.
DO WRITE: She had taught in a P.S.,but now teaches here. |
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DON'T WRITE: Children,between the age of 10 and 12,is needed.
DO WRITE: Children,between the ages of 10 and 12,are needed. |
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DON'T WRITE: He could have lose his keys on his way home.
DO WRITE: He could have lost his keys on his way home. |
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DON'T WRITE: They have been living here for age.
DO WRITE: They have been living here for ages. |
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DON'T WRITE: They did loved chocolates.
DO WRITE: They did love chocolates. |
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DON'T WRITE: She may be keep in the toilet.
DO WRITE: She may be kept in the toilet. |
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DON'T WRITE: Jane and James have last year got married.
DO WRITE: Jane and James had last year got married. |
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DON'T WRITE: The principal with the students have left for London.
DO WRITE: The principal with the students has left for London. |
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DON'T WRITE: Would you give me a milk?
DO WRITE: Would you give me some milk? |
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DON'T WRITE: The ears itself has assumed deaf ones.
DO WRITE: The ears themselves have assumed deaf ones. |
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DON'T WRITE: I have got a new acomodation.
DO WRITE: I have got a new accommodation. |
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DON'T WRITE: I happened on items of informations.
DO WRITE: I happened on an item of information. |
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DON'T WRITE: She has all her life been lived in London.
DO WRITE: She has all her life been living in London. |
