Correct Incorrect Sentences

A. United States of America have a big army.
B. The United States of America have a big army.
C. United States of America has a big army.
D. The United States of America has a big army.

A. The jury was divided in their verdict.
B. The jury were divided in their verdict.
C. The jury was divided in their verdict.
D. The jury had divided in their verdict

A. That is the man who to believe was the driver of the car.
B. That is the man whom, I believed was the driver of the car.
C. That is the man who, I believe was the driver of the car.
D. That is the man who to, I believe, was the driver of the car.

A. These changes is not altogether their liking.
B. These changes are not altogether to their liking.
C. These changes are not all together to their liking.
D. These changes is not all together their liking.

A. I always wanted be a singer.
B. I always wanted to singing.
C. I always wanted to a singer.
D. I always wanted to be a singer.

A. How many people are in your family?
B. How big your family?
C. How big a your family?
D. How many families do you have?

A. Of the two sisters, Amina is the oldest.
B. Of the two sisters, Amina is the old.
C. Of the two sisters, Amina is the older.
D. None of These

A. When this was searched about it was found.
B. When this searched it was found.
C. When this was searched for, it was found.
D. When this was searched it found.

A. As the months passed, Ahmed’ presence affected many changes in her household.
B. As the months passed, Ahmed’ presence affect many changes in her household.
C. As the months passed, Ahmed’ presence effects many changes in her household.
D. As the months passed, Ahmed’ presence effected much changes in her household.

A. They willingly expected the child.
B. They willingly accepted the child.
C. They willingly accept the child.
D. They willingly expect the child.