Correct Incorrect Sentences

A. Do children likes riding on top of the bus?
B. Does children like riding on top of the bus?
C. Does children liked riding on top of the bus?
D. Do children like riding on top of the bus?

A. I’m tired of working.
B. I’m tiring of working.
C. I am tired to working.
D. I am tired with working.

A. The railway will compensate the lose.
B. The railway will compensate us for the loss.
C. The railway will compensate for the lose.
D. The railway will compensate us with the loss.

A. The sisters who are no longer young are use to live quiet lives.
B. The sisters who are no longer young are use’d to living quiet lives.
C. The sisters who are no longer young are used to live quiet lives.
D. The sisters who are no longer young are used to living quiet lives.

A. Ahmed hadn’t to make his home with his two unmarried aunts.
B. Ahmed have just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts.
C. Ahmed has just come to make his home with his two unmarried aunts.
D. Ahmed has just came to make his home with his two unmarried aunts.

A. He walked ten miles on foot.
B. He walked ten miles in foot.
C. He walked ten miles with foot.
D. He walked ten miles at foot.

A. She does not came here every week.
B. She does not come here every week.
C. She do not come here every week.
D. She do not comes here every week.

A. We’ll go to shopping soon.
B. We’ll go a shopping soon.
C. We’ll go of shopping soon.
D. We’ll go shopping soon.

A. Our school is built from bricks.
B. Our school is built of bricks.
C. Our school is built out of bricks.
D. Our school is built with bricks.

A. You does not understand this point.
B. You did not understood this point.
C. You do not understand this point.
D. You do no understands this point.