Correct the errors in the following sentence:
There were a lot of applauses at the oscars; and they had rose most when the
winner of the best movie had been announced and them receiving the direct was
going to the stage as quick as possible.
There are many possible answers--many possible bonus points!
3 comments:
1. There was a lot of applause and a standing ovation when the Oscar winner for best movie was announed. The winner was then directed to the stage as quickly as possible.
2. There was thunderous applause at the Oscars; the audience rose to their feet when the winner of best movie was announced. They were directed to the stage as quickly as possible.
JESSICA: The first answer is good; the second one has a noun-pronoun agreement error;-)
Hi Veronica, is this better?
2.
There were thunderous applause at the Oscars; the audiene rose their feet when the winner of best movie was announced. They were directed to the stage as quickly as possible.
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