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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Correct the sentence: Do Felix like watching musics at the theatre?
DOES Felix like watching MUSICALS at the theatre?
Correct the sentence: She sleeps in the tent at moment.
She IS SLEEPING in the tent at moment.
Correct the sentence: Peter go swimming all the days?
Peter GOES swimming EVERY DAY?
Correct the sentence: Tom wants going home, he not like summer camp.
Tom wants TO GO home, he DOESN´T like summer camp.
Correct the sentence: They can playing the drums.
They can PLAY the drums.
Correct the sentence: She haves got 4 childrens and 2 cats.
She HAS got 4 CHILDREN and 2 cats.
Correct the sentence: Where did you went last weekend? I go to an art exhibition.
Where did you GO last weekend? I WENT to an art exhibition.
Correct the sentence: Does they want go rock climbing? Yes, they does.
DO they want TO go rock climbing? Yes, they DO.
Correct the sentence: Sally comed home at 9 half past.
Sally CAME home at HALF PAST 9.
Correct the sentence: Was you watch a terror film yesterday? Yes, I did.
DID you watch a HORROR film yesterday? Yes, I did.
Correct the sentence: She love go horse riding.
She LOVES GOING horse riding.
Correct the sentence: They don’t listening to the teacher at the moment.
They AREN´T listening to the teacher at the moment.
Correct the sentence: First, he studyed biology. Finally, he went to the piano lesson. Then, he go home.
First, he STUDIED biology. THEN, he went to the piano lesson. FINALLY, he WENT home.
Correct the sentence: We did like English lessons last year.
We LIKED English lessons last year.
Correct the sentence: I not were at school last Monday.
I WASN´T at school last Monday.
Correct the sentence: Was they at the library the last day?
WERE they at the library YESTERDAY?
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