Correct the errors in the following sentences. Some sentences have no errors

Correct the errors in the following sentences. Some sentences have no errors.

1. You’re wrong! John does like jogging and play tennis; what’s more, he’s also a keen supporter of our local football club.

2. Despite I had very little time, I succeeded in finishing that report before the end of January.

3. It seems to me that when she will come we will have to talk about it together.

4. If he had really wanted to pass all his exams last year, he should study much more.

5. When he entered the room, Mike saw three children sitting on the carpet.

6. Her son doesn’t have the faintest idea what will he do after leaving school

7. Did you know that John was interesting in stamp collecting and he had lots of old coins?

8. I must admit that I’m not very fond of jazz, and my sister doesn’t like it too.

9. Monica is very sensitive from nature, and some people can easily hurt her.

10. Since he is quite old, it isn’t at all surprising that he can’t run as fast as you can.

11. He had no more money in the bank, which was strange because he thought he still has at least 500 dollars.

12. He’s always led an active life; that’s why he prefers swimming than playing chess.

13. If we don’t meet this afternoon, we could possibly get in touch for two or three days.

14. None of my friends has such a contagious laughter as John, who usually makes everybody laugh whenever he starts roaring with laughter himself.

15. Ted went asleep when he was reading his book because it was too boring to read.

16. Driving so carelessly on such a slippery road yesterday, he might have gone into a skid.

17. After three days of intensive trade negotiations, they managed reaching some sort of compromise.

18. Her plane had already taken off when she arrived to the airport.

19. Luckily, John still had some money on him; otherwise we couldn’t pay the bill.

20. It did send shivers down my spine even though I was no stranger to such phenomena.