1. What subjects does he have today?
- Correction: "has" → "have"
2. There are two glasses of milk on the table.
- Correction: "glass" → "glasses"
3. She studies English on Wednesday and Friday.
- Correction: "study" → "studies"
4. They are our grandparents.
- Correction: "He" → "They"
5. Where’s your school? - It’s in the village.
- Correction: "on" → "in"
6. Monday is the first day of the week.
- Correction: "second" → "first" (or you can keep it as second, depending on the context, as many consider Monday the first day of the week)
7. My brother has Vietnamese every day.
- Correction: "have" → "has", "on" → "every"
8. Our family has five people.
- Correction: "have" → "has", "peoples" → "people"
9. My brothers have maths and Vietnamese every day.
- Correction: "has" → "have"