1. You need very long legs, so you can visit fast runner foreign countries, but not all of them.
   Correction: You need very long legs, so you can visit foreign countries, but not all of them.

2. I'm going to the supermarket to do some shopping.
   Correction: I'm going to the supermarket to do some shopping.

3. Jane is a teacher. Her parents were teachers too.
   Correction: Jane is a teacher. Her parents were teachers too.

4. John is a cup of teacher. Every morning, he gets up at 7 o'clock, has coffee, and breakfast.
   Correction: John is a teacher. Every morning, he gets up at 7 o'clock, has coffee, and breakfast.

5. Jimmy has a sister in Oxford and a brother in London.
   Correction: Jimmy has a sister in Oxford and a brother in London.

6. Can you think rich people should pay more taxes to help?
   Correction: Can you think rich people should pay more taxes to help?

7. When we reached the closed city centre, some shops were still open but most of them were already.
   Correction: When we reached the closed city centre, some shops were still open but most of them were already closed.

8. How much are those potatoes? 1.20 per kilo.
   Correction: How much are those potatoes? 1.20 per kilo.

9. My father went out to sea when he was 14.
   Correction: (No change needed here)

1. The British Prime Minister lives in Downing Street.

2. One of the nicest parks in London is St. James's Park, which is very near Buckingham Palace.

3. Frank is a student at Liverpool University.

4. Mr. Jenkins reads the Daily Telegraph, but his wife reads the Times.

5. We flew from London to Orly Airport in Paris.

6. Mary and Peter got married in St. Matthew's Church.

7. In Britain, coffee is more expensive than tea.

8. After leaving school, Nora worked as a cleaner in the hospital.

9. All over the world, people are in prison because of their political beliefs.

10. The other day, the fire-brigade had to go to the prison to put out a fire.

1. It weighs over a hundred kilos.

2. I only asked for a pizza—I didn't want three of them.

3. I wouldn't allow a child of mine to be treated in that way.

4. It only took us a week to drive to Greece.

5. I've always wanted to own a silver-coloured car.

6. A sandwich isn't enough. I usually eat four or five.

7. Policies differ from state to state.

8. Less than three quarters of an hour later, she was home.

9. All of the competitors completed the race, with just one exception.

10. The best way to learn a musical instrument is to find an enthusiastic teacher.

1. The Danube is Austria's longest river.
2. Our uncle lives on the Philippines.
3. The Jamaica belongs to the Caribbean islands.
4. The Statue of Liberty was dedicated in 1886.
5. The Taj Mahal is one of India's most popular attractions.
6. The Dead Sea lies below sea level.
7. The Everglades National Park is in Florida.
8. The Aconcagua is the highest mountain outside Asia.
9. The Mount Fuji is one of Japan's Three Holy Mountains.
10. The Great Lakes. Lake Superior is the largest of the lakes.

I arrived in the USA last Monday. We left London, then went shopping at Harrods, visited the Tower, and enjoyed a sunny day in Hyde Park. After that, we left for New York in the afternoon. On the following day, we saw the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Empire State Building. The hotel I stayed in was on the corner of 5th Avenue and 42nd Street. I don't like hotels very much, but I didn't have time to rent an apartment.