We live in a nice and clean house in the country. (A: verb should be "live" instead of "living")

Hoa's school has many classrooms. (C: "many" is used to describe countable nouns, while "much" is used for uncountable nouns)

It is very dangerous to drive too fast. (B: "dangerously" is an adverb, while "dangerous" is the correct adjective form here)

Can you go to the store to buy any fruit for me? (D: "any" is not necessary here)

I will come and stay with you and your family in March. (C: "in" should be used instead of "on")

Mary reads books and watches TV in the evening. (C: verb should be "watches" instead of "watch")

Did you see a crocodile at the zoo yesterday? (B: "did" is already past tense, so "was" should be changed to "see")

There is a musical show before the football match. (A: "is" should be used as there is only one show)