CORRECT THE MISTAKE: These paintings was painted by Picasso.
These paintings were painted by Picasso.
you/work/when/I/call/ you / last night/?
Were you working when I called you last night?
we / not swim / in the sea / yesterday /.
We didn't swim in the sea yesterday.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Are you listen to me?
Are you listening to me?
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: This train doesn't goes to Exeter.
This train doesn't go to Exeter.
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Why you didn't do your homework?
Why didn't you do your homework?
OBJECT QUESTION: My brother studied at Cambridge University.
Where did your brother study?
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Joe hasn't began his new job yet.
Joe hasn't begun his new job yet.
Emily's dancing is as beautiful as Louise's. (dances)
Emily dances as beautifully as Louise.
Amy/ have to / leave / the classroom/now/
Does Amy have to leave the classroom right now?
Three judges chose the winning song. (by)
The winning song was chosen by three judges
OBJECT QUESTION: Ben was arrested last night.
When was Ben arrested?
No one in our class runs as fast as Allison. (fastest)
Allison is the fastest runner in our class
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: We must to talk to Anne.
We must talk to Anne.
It isn't necessary to bring your own food on the trip. (have to)
You don't have to bring your own food on the trip.
My younger brother is too short to go on this ride. (enough)
My younger brother isn't tall enough to go on this ride.
I/not speak / to Ellie / since last week
I haven't spoken to Ellie since last week.
who/ usually /drive/ you / to school/?
Who usually drives you to school?
SUBJECT QUESTION: Chloe is taking care of my cat.
Who is taking care of my cat?
OBJECT QUESTION: Mike drives very carefully.
How does Mike drive?
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Emma isn't more intelligent that her brother.
Emma isn't more intelligent than her brother.
They're planning to spend a year in Hong Kong. (going to)
They're going to spend a year in Hong Kong.
Mike's Jeans cost €50, but Harry's jeans cost €70, (than)
Mike's jeans cost less than Harry's
where / the art museum /locate/?
Where is the art museum located?
CORRECT THE MISTAKE: Melissa sings very good.
Melissa sings very well.
where / you / meet / your friends/ later this evening/?
Where are you going to meet your friends later this evening? / Where are you meeting your friends later this evening?
Megan / not want / to eat / right now /.
Megan doesn't want to eat right now.