I'd like an information about trains to London.
Wrong. I'd like some information / a piece of information (Information is uncountable).
I'm looking forward to see you next week.
Wrong. I'm looking forward to SEEING you next week.
We will go to the beach unless it stops raining.
Wrong. We WON'T go to the beach...
We had so nice weather last week.
Wrong. We had SUCH nice weather.
If you should see John, tell him I'll phone him tomorrow.
Correct
I haven't seen her since three days.
Wrong. ... FOR three days
I'm not very good in tennis.
Wrong.. good AT
She born in France
Wrong. She WAS born in France.
This is the third time he is arriving late this week.
Wrong. This is the third time he has arrived late this week.
Please, remember me to call him, will you?
Wrong. Remind me to call him, will you?
One of my hobbies are photography.
Wrong. One of my hobbies IS photography.
Are you sure you can carry it? It's too heavy.
Correct
Can I lend your pen, please?
Wrong. Can I BORROW your pen, please? Or... Can YOU lend me your pen?
This food smells nice. What is it?
Right! Linking verbs (like smell, look, feel, sound, taste, seem, become, etc.) are followed by adjectives, not adverbs.
What an awful news!
Wrong. What awful news!
'It looks like rain.' 'I don't hope so.'
Wrong. I hope NOT. / I don't THINK so.
You will pass your exam if you will work hard.
Wrong. ...If you work hard.
There isn't much furniture in my apartment.
Correct
I am living here for five years.
Wrong. I HAVE been living here...
I'll have an ice-cream.
Wrong. I'll have SOME ice-cream.