Grammar worksheet for identifying and correcting grammatical errors in sentences.

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List of Sentences:

1. She said me where am I going.
✘ Error: Incorrect word order and pronoun usage.
✔ Corrected: *"She asked me where I was going."*
🔍 Explanation: "Said" should be "asked" when asking a question. Also, "where am I going" is not properly reported — it should be indirect speech: "where I was going."

2. Yesterday we go to the zoo but it is raining.
✘ Error: Tense inconsistency.
✔ Corrected: *"Yesterday we went to the zoo, but it is raining."*
🔍 Explanation: "We go" should be "we went" because it refers to a past event ("yesterday").

3. "Hello," said the waiter. "Can I bring you/are you anything?"
✘ Error: Mixed sentence structure and incorrect phrasing.
✔ Corrected: *"Can I bring you anything?"*
🔍 Explanation: "You/are you" is nonsensical. The correct phrase is "Can I bring you anything?" or "Is there anything I can get for you?"

4. We gave out a round of applause for our excellent performance!
⚠️ Possible Error: Ambiguous subject – who performed?
✔ Better: *"We gave out a round of applause for our team’s excellent performance!"*
🔍 Explanation: If "we" are the performers, then "our performance" is fine. But if the audience is applauding themselves, it's odd. Usually, people applaud others' performances.

5. There are fewer girls in our class than the boys.
✘ Error: Comparison error.
✔ Corrected: *"There are fewer girls in our class than boys."*
🔍 Explanation: "Than the boys" is incorrect because "boys" is plural and should be used without "the" in comparative structures unless specifying a particular group.

6. Zebra always have black and white stripes, isn’t it?
✘ Error: Subject-verb agreement and tag question mismatch.
✔ Corrected: *"Zebras always have black and white stripes, don’t they?"*
🔍 Explanation: "Zebra" is singular, but "always have" implies plural. Use "zebras". Also, "isn’t it?" doesn’t match "have" — use "don’t they?".

7. The old car needs fixing but the new one don’t.
✘ Error: Subject-verb agreement.
✔ Corrected: *"The old car needs fixing, but the new one doesn’t."*
🔍 Explanation: "One" is singular, so verb must be "doesn’t".

8. You could help me with that.
✔ Correct: No grammatical error.
🔍 This is a correct sentence.

9. "OK?" shouted the big rabbit. "What you looking at?"
✘ Error: Informal/incorrect grammar in reported speech.
✔ Corrected: *"What are you looking at?"*
🔍 Explanation: "What you looking at?" is missing the auxiliary verb "are". Should be "What are you looking at?"

10. Many children in poor countries doesn’t have enough food.
✘ Error: Subject-verb agreement.
✔ Corrected: *"Many children in poor countries don’t have enough food."*
🔍 Explanation: "Many children" is plural → "don’t", not "doesn’t".

11. Samuel and Andrew wasn’t on the trip yesterday.
✘ Error: Subject-verb agreement.
✔ Corrected: *"Samuel and Andrew weren’t on the trip yesterday."*
🔍 Explanation: Two people = plural → "weren’t", not "wasn’t".

12. If you get too tired during the cross-country race, stop.
✔ Correct: No grammatical error.
🔍 This is a conditional sentence with correct structure.

13. I swim in the sea whenever the weather was fine.
✘ Error: Tense inconsistency.
✔ Corrected: *"I swim in the sea whenever the weather is fine."*
🔍 Explanation: "Whenever" introduces a general truth or habitual action, so present tense "is" matches "swim".

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✔ Summary of Errors:

| Sentence | Error Type | Correction |
|--------|------------|-----------|
| 1 | Reporting speech / verb form | "She asked me where I was going." |
| 2 | Tense inconsistency | "Yesterday we went to the zoo..." |
| 3 | Illogical phrasing | "Can I bring you anything?" |
| 4 | Ambiguity | Add context: e.g., "our team’s" |
| 5 | Comparison issue | "fewer... than boys" (no "the") |
| 6 | Plural/singular & tag question | "Zebras... don’t they?" |
| 7 | Subject-verb agreement | "the new one doesn’t" |
| 8 | ✔ Correct | No error |
| 9 | Missing auxiliary verb | "What are you looking at?" |
| 10 | Subject-verb agreement | "don’t have" |
| 11 | Subject-verb agreement | "weren’t" |
| 12 | ✔ Correct | No error |
| 13 | Tense inconsistency | "is fine" |

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🎯 Final Answer:

The grammatically incorrect sentences are:
1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13

✔ Correct sentences: 4, 8, 12

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