Error correction worksheet 1. Correct the mistakes in the sentences. Some of them are correct! J a) At the job interview the candidate answered happily the interviewer’s question: “I like to cook, dance, and writing.” b) I am a teacher, I work at a college level. c) “There’s a fire,” she shouted! d) You studied English before you moved to Serbia. e) If something is exhilirating, it lifts your spirits! f) How much days remain until the end of term? g) Its really nice how the neigbours dog wags it’s tail every time it sees me coming back from work. (True story. I pet it through the fence.) h) By the time you finish secondary school, the technology will have developed even more. i) We offer the ‘best price in town’! j) I went to the store but it was closed so I returned home. k) I prefer chocolate milk - it’s tastier than plain milk. l) I was glad to be going on vacation; I need a rest from work. m) “I had a great day at work today”! n) Who dares to teach must nev...
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