All the sentences below contain one crash in the designated category, or if MULTI contain a multi-car pile-up. Click CONC to see examples of how native speakers achieve the meaning the writer is looking for. Extract the pattern from the data and use it to correct the sentence.

A. Prepositions

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	He's going to home.	CONC
2.	The people are fed up of so many elections.	CONC
3.	Tell to me everything she said.	CONC
4.	They listen the radio every morning.	CONC
5.	(MULTI) She is interesting to watching birds.	CONC

B. Singular-Plural

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	Ask one of the girl if she can go with you.	CONC
2.	The man was met by a 10-years-old boy.	CONC
3.	The weather is cold in many part of this country.	CONC
4.	Her dream is to open a flowers-shop.	CONC
5.	These shoes are made by hands in Italy.	CONC

C. Word order

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	He came down with a disease serious.	CONC
2.	Fallen branches covered completely the car.	CONC
3.	They both speak well German.	CONC

D. Gerund-Infinitive

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	She enjoyed to write poems for her friends.	CONC
2.	They stop to work at 5 o'clock.	CONC
3.	They want buying a new car.	CONC
.	When it comes to speak English, he's very good.	CONC

D. Past v. Perfect

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	The situation changed since 1989.	CONC
1.	It's a long time I didn't see you.	CONC

E. Conditional

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	I wish I can see her again.	CONC

E. Formulaics

Num	Error sentence	Data	Correction space	Check	Help	FB
1.	I don't know how it looks like.	CONC
2.	Do you want to marry me?	CONC

F. French prepositions

Num	Phrase fautive(?)	Data	Espace de correction	Vérif.	Aide	FB
1.	Je peux répondre cette question.	CONC
1.	Je vais pour la maison.	CONC
1.	Je pense d'elle.	CONC

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