There/ need/ sugar/ make juice.
- There is a need for sugar to make juice.
There/ not/ any/ the cake.
- There isn't any sugar in the cake.
Who/ buy/ that/ cake?
There/ people/ like/ traveling/ the world.
- There are people who like traveling the world.
She/ need/ to/ learn/ foreign language.
- She needs to learn a foreign language.
She/ cook/ can/ do/ that.
- She can cook and do that.
They/ have/ potato/ fridge.
- They have potatoes in the fridge.
They/ thinking/ visit/ their/ side street.
- They are thinking about visiting their side street.
Would/ you/ like/ another/ cup?
- Would you like another cup?
They/ meet/ their/ morning/ session.
- They meet during their morning session.
- I/ mostly/ interested/ history/ house.
- I am mostly interested in the history of the house.
- They/ visit/ the village/ yesterday.
- They visited the village yesterday.
- All/ my/ friends/ Physical Education.
- All of my friends enjoy Physical Education.
- There/ food/ canteen/ everyday.
- There is food in the canteen every day.
- Move/ the/ food/ the/ village/ small garden.
- Move the food to the small garden in the village.
II. Identify one word or phrase that must be changed in each sentence to be correct:
- How many sugar do you take in your coffee?
- Correction: Replace "many" with "much". (How much sugar do you take in your coffee?)
- I don’t have some cash on me, so could I pay by cheque?
- Correction: Replace "some" with "any". (I don’t have any cash on me, so could I pay by cheque?)
- I know quite a little people who have had the same problem.
- Correction: Replace "little" with "few". (I know quite a few people who have had the same problem.)
- Can you give me any information about the buses in the city centre, please?
- Correction: Replace "any" with "some". (Can you give me some information about the buses in the city centre, please?)
- She has been to America a little times. Twice in 1996 and again last year.
- Correction: Replace "a little" with "a few". (She has been to America a few times. Twice in 1996 and again last year.)
- Do you want to exchange this toaster for the other one or do you want your money back?
- Correction: Replace "the other one" with "another one". (Do you want to exchange this toaster for another one or do you want your money back?)
- There’s a bunch of cupboards space in the kitchen for all your pots and pans.
- Correction: Replace "cupboards space" with "cupboard space". (There’s a bunch of cupboard space in the kitchen for all your pots and pans.)
- You travel a lot. Have you been to Europe?
- Correction: No change needed. The sentence is correct as is.
- Do you have some books you just bought?
- Correction: Replace "some" with "any". (Do you have any books you just bought?)
- There are a lot of jobs that she can earn money from.
- Correction: No change needed. The sentence is correct as is.
- Mostly children start school at the age of five.
- Correction: Replace "Mostly" with "Most". (Most children start school at the age of five.)
- It’ll cost most as much to repair it as it would to buy a new one.
- Correction: Replace "most" with "almost". (It’ll cost almost as much to repair it as it would to buy a new one.