V. Find the underlined part that needs correction in each of the following questions.

1. Where do they should visit for their next vacation? A. Where (B) do they should => Where do they should The correction: remove "do" to make it grammatically correct: Where should they visit for their next vacation?

2. Where do you can stay during your trip? B. do you can => do you can The correction: remove "do" to make it grammatically correct: Where can you stay during your trip?

3. We might shopping online and drones will deliver our food in the future. A. might shopping => might shop The correction: change "shopping" to "shop" to form the correct verb form: We might shop online and drones will deliver our food in the future.

4. There's a few orange juice in the fridge. Can you buy some more on your way back home? A. a few => few The correction: remove "a" to make it grammatically correct: There's few orange juice in the fridge. Can you buy some more on your way back home?

5. On a space station, astronauts sleep in their sleeping bags and tie it to the wall. D. it => them The correction: change "it" to "them" to match the plural "sleeping bags": On a space station, astronauts sleep in their sleeping bags and tie them to the wall.

6. Children nowadays use smart devices everywhere and rarely play to one another. D. to => with The correction: change "to" to "with" to form the correct verb: Children nowadays use smart devices everywhere and rarely play with one another.

7. In the future, automatic food machines might making any kind of food we want. C. making => make The correction: change "making" to "make" to form the correct verb form: In the future, automatic food machines might make any kind of food we want.

8. He thinks much people will rent their houses to save money in the future. A. much => many The correction: change "much" to "many" to match with countable noun "people": He thinks many people will rent their houses to save money in the future.

VI. Choose the option (A, B, C, or D) that best completes each numbered blank in the passage.

1. C. visiting
2. B. long