1. The teacher said that Ba will be a famous artist one day. 
2. There were only a few people at the meeting last night.
3. The driver of the car was seriously injured in the accident. 
4. The public library in the city has thousands of good books. 
5. Could you tell me where the souvenir shop is? 
6. My brother doesn't like pork, and neither do I.

1. The correct sentence should be: "The teacher says Ba will be a famous artist one day." (remove "in")

2. The correct sentence should be: "There were only a few people at the meeting last night." (use "were" instead of "was" and add "only" before "a few")

3. The correct sentence should be: "The driver of the car was seriously injured in the accident." (use "seriously" instead of "serious" to modify "injured")

4. The correct sentence should be: "The public library in the city has thousands of good books." (use "thousands" instead of "thousand" to match the plural form of "books")

5. The correct sentence should be: "Could you tell me how to get to the souvenir shop?" (use "how" instead of "where to" because you're asking for directions)

6. The correct sentence should be: "My brother doesn't like pork, and I don't like it either." (use "it" instead of "them" because "pork" is singular)

1. in -  bỏ in

2. was - were

3. serious - seriously

4. thousand  - thousands .                    

5. where - how
6 ​too -> either