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Sentence to correct: She are my new teacher.
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Correct answer: She is my new teacher.
She takes is, not are.
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Sentence to correct: He play tennis every Sunday.
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Correct answer: He plays tennis every Sunday.
A third-person singular subject needs plays in the present simple.
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Sentence to correct: They is waiting outside.
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Correct answer: They are waiting outside.
The continuous uses are with they.
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Sentence to correct: Did you went home early?
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Correct answer: Did you go home early?
After did, use the base verb go.
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Sentence to correct: It is a orange bag.
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Correct answer: It is an orange bag.
An comes before the vowel sound in orange.
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Sentence to correct: I have two childs.
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Correct answer: I have two children.
The irregular plural of child is children.
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Sentence to correct: My sister can sings.
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Correct answer: My sister can sing.
Use a bare infinitive after can.
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Sentence to correct: Please help I.
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Correct answer: Please help me.
The verb help takes the object pronoun me.
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Sentence to correct: There is three cups on the table.
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Correct answer: There are three cups on the table.
Three cups is plural, so use there are.
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Sentence to correct: We meet in Friday.
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Correct answer: We meet on Friday.
Use on with a day of the week.