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DON'T WRITE: He is a men.
DO WRITE: He is a man. |
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DON'T WRITE: She is a women.
DO WRITE: She is a woman. |
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DON'T WRITE: Having decided to depart,they shook hand.
DO WRITE: Having decided to depart,they shook hands |
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DON'T WRITE: They became lover,after setting eyes on each other.
DO WRITE: They became lovers,after setting eyes on each other. |
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DON'T WRITE: They are a friend.
DO WRITE: They are friends. |
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DON'T WRITE: We are a child of the lord.
DO WRITE: We are children of the lord. |
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DON'T WRITE: We are class of affluence people.
DO WRITE: We are a class of affluence people. |
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DON'T WRITE: We are a member of the class.
DO WRITE: We are members of the class. |
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DON'T WRITE: A number of people has come to know the truth.
DO WRITE: A number of people have come to know the truth. |
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DON'T WRITE: Many a people have seen the movies.
DO WRITE: Many a person has seen the movies. |
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DON'T WRITE: Most man has got wind of the news.
DO WRITE: Most men have got wind of the news. |
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DON'T WRITE: I have seen various design of the dress.
DO WRITE: I have seen various designs of the dress. |
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DON'T WRITE: I did saw the man leaving the scene.
DO WRITE: I did see the man leave the scene. |
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DON'T WRITE: She do always come here.
DO WRITE: She does always come here. |
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DON'T WRITE: I have an advice for you.
DO WRITE: I have a piece of advice for you. |
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DON'T WRITE: Do you want some milks for your tea?
DO WRITE: Do you want some milk for your tea? |
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DON'T WRITE: They couldn't saw them for one reason or the other.
DO WRITE: They couldn't see them for one reason or the other. |
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DON'T WRITE: The teachers,who had won the awards,teaches very well.
DO WRITE: The teachers,who had won the awards,teach very well. |
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DON'T WRITE: Children are the ultimate gift of God.
DO WRITE: Children are the ultimate gifts of God. |
