Let’s go through each sentence one by one and fix the grammar mistakes. We’ll look for subject-verb agreement, correct verb forms, double negatives, and other common errors.
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1. Those trees is tall.
→ “Those trees” is plural, so we need “are,” not “is.”
✔ Correct:
Those trees are tall.
2. We maked a youtube video yesterday.
→ The past tense of “make” is “made,” not “maked.”
✔ Correct:
We made a YouTube video yesterday.
3. He don’t like school.
→ “He” is third person singular, so we use “doesn’t,” not “don’t.”
✔ Correct:
He doesn’t like school.
4. Does those boy play video games?
→ “Those boy” should be “that boy” (singular) or “those boys” (plural). Since the verb is “does,” it must be singular → “that boy.”
✔ Correct:
Does that boy play video games?
5. The camera was very broke.
→ “Broke” is the past tense of “break,” but here we need the adjective “broken” to describe the camera.
✔ Correct:
The camera was very broken.
6. Poor kids don’t have no money.
→ This is a double negative (“don’t” + “no”). In standard English, we only use one negative. Change “no” to “any.”
✔ Correct:
Poor kids don’t have any money.
7. We seen him do it.
→ “Seen” needs a helper verb like “have” or “had.” Without it, we use “saw.”
✔ Correct:
We saw him do it.
8. She feel bad about it.
→ “She” is third person singular, so we need “feels,” not “feel.”
✔ Correct:
She feels bad about it.
9. He brung his binder to class.
→ The past tense of “bring” is “brought,” not “brung.”
✔ Correct:
He brought his binder to class.
10. We don’t have no hamburgers.
→ Again, double negative (“don’t” + “no”). Change “no” to “any.”
✔ Correct:
We don’t have any hamburgers.
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Final Answer:
1. Those trees are tall.
2. We made a YouTube video yesterday.
3. He doesn’t like school.
4. Does that boy play video games?
5. The camera was very broken.
6. Poor kids don’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.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of correcting sentences worksheets.
