Editing Task - Correcting Phrases

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Questions and Answers

What is the correct form of the phrase 'run and shout' in the context of the passage?

running and shouting (correct)
correct as is
runs and shouts
ran and shouted

Which is the correct pronoun to replace 'it' in the sentence about waves crashing?

we crashed
he crashed
correct as is
they crashed (correct)

Identify the correct phrase to replace 'playing' in 'I just want to playing all day!'

to play (correct)
play
to plays
correct as is

What is the most suitable correction for 'Checked his phone' in the passage?

Checking his phone (D) Signup and view all the answers

Which correct tense should replace 'were' in the sentence about returning next weekend?

we are coming (A) Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct phrase to express continuous action in the sentence 'I just want to playing all day'?

to play (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which word best replaces 'it' to clarify the subject of the crashing waves?

the waves (C) Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct correction for the phrase 'he said if it is' in reference to the weather?

if it would be (A) Signup and view all the answers

What is the most appropriate correction for 'run and shout' in the context of the passage?

running and shouting (A) Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Why use "ran" instead of "run"?

A verb is a word that describes an action or state of being. The tense of a verb tells us when the action happened. "Run" is a verb, and we need to use the past tense, "ran", because the action happened in the past.

Why use "running and shouting" instead of "run and shout"?

A phrase is a group of words with a specific meaning. We need to use the past tense form of the verbs "run" and "shout" because the action happened in the past.

Why use "they" instead of "it"?

Pronouns replace nouns. "It" or "they" will work as the pronoun in this sentence. We need the pronoun "they" because the waves are the subject of the sentence.

Why use "to play" instead of "playing"?

The word "play" is a verb that means to engage in an activity for enjoyment. We need to use the infinitive form, "to play", because it follows the verb "want".

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Why use "Checking his phone" instead of "Checked his phone"?

The word "Checked" needs to be present tense because the action is happening now. We use "Checking" to show the action is happening at the moment.

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Why use "it" in this sentence?

"It" is a pronoun that refers to a noun. We need the pronoun "it," because it's referring to the weather in this sentence.

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Why use "will be coming" instead of "were coming"?

The future tense of the verb "to come" is "will be coming". We need the future tense, because the action will happen in the future.

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