Grammar correction exercise worksheet with ten sentences to be revised.

You’ve uploaded an image showing 10 sentences that contain grammatical errors. The task is to correct each sentence and explain the corrections.

Here’s the corrected version of each sentence, with explanations:

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1. Those trees is tall.
✔ Corrected: *Those trees are tall.*
📌 Explanation: “Those trees” is plural, so the verb must agree — use “are” instead of “is.”

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2. We made a youtube video yesterday.
✔ Corrected: *We made a YouTube video yesterday.*
📌 Explanation: “YouTube” is a proper noun and should be capitalized (Y and T).

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3. He don’t like school.
✔ Corrected: *He doesn’t like school.*
📌 Explanation: With third-person singular (“he”), we use “doesn’t” (does not), not “don’t” (do not).

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4. Does those boy play video games?
✔ Corrected: *Do those boys play video games?*
📌 Explanation: “Those” implies plural, so the subject is “boys,” not “boy.” Also, with plural subjects, use “do,” not “does.”

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5. The camera was very broke.
✔ Corrected: *The camera was very broken.*
📌 Explanation: “Broke” is the past tense of “break.” The adjective form is “broken.” You can say “the camera was broken,” but not “was broke.”

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6. Poor kids didn’t have no money.
✔ Corrected: *Poor kids didn’t have any money.*
📌 Explanation: This is a double negative (“didn’t” + “no”). In standard English, avoid double negatives — replace “no” with “any.”

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7. We seen him do it.
✔ Corrected: *We saw him do it.*
📌 Explanation: “Seen” is the past participle and requires an auxiliary verb (e.g., “have seen”). For simple past tense, use “saw.”

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8. She feel bad about it.
✔ Corrected: *She feels bad about it.*
📌 Explanation: Third-person singular (“she”) requires the verb to end in -s: “feels.”

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9. He brung his binder to class.
✔ Corrected: *He brought his binder to class.*
📌 Explanation: “Brung” is not a correct past tense form. The correct past tense of “bring” is “brought.”

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10. We don’t have no hamburgers.
✔ Corrected: *We don’t have any hamburgers.*
📌 Explanation: Again, this is a double negative (“don’t” + “no”). Replace “no” with “any” for grammatical correctness.

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✔ Final Corrected List:

1. Those trees are tall.
2. We made a YouTube video yesterday.
3. He doesn’t like school.
4. Do those boys play video games?
5. The camera was very broken.
6. Poor kids didn’t have any money.
7. We saw him do it.
8. She feels bad about it.
9. He brought his binder to class.
10. We don’t have any hamburgers.

Let me know if you’d like these rewritten in different tenses or styles!