Typical English mistakes

What's correct?

• That's the boy from who I bought my bike

• That's the boy from whom I bought my bike.

• That's the boy who I bought my bike from.

What's grammatically wrong?

• Those are the people who bought our car.

• Those are the people that bought our car.

• These are the people who bought our car.

• These are the people which bought our car.

She speaks English really ...

• good

• well

• bad

• funny

Her English is ... than mine.

• much more better

• much better

• way more better

• more worse

Mein Bruder ist 3 Jahre jünger als ich.

• My brother is 3 years younger as me.

• My brother is 3 years as young as me.

• My brother is 3 years younger than me.

• My brother is three years more younger than me.

Word order: Which sentence is correct?

• We go every Saturday to the cinema.

• We go to the cinema every Saturday.

• To the cinema we go every Saturday.

Meine Klamotten sind nicht so teuer wie deine.

• My clothes aren't so expensive as yours.

• My clothes are more expensive than yours.

• My clothes aren't as expensive as yours.

• My clothes are not as expensive like yours.

Die Fahrt dauerte 4 Stunden.

• It was a four-hour drive.

• It was a four hours drive.

Ein Bus kommt alle 10 Minuten.

• There's a bus all ten minutes.

• There's a bus every ten minutes.

• There's a bus every ten minutes again.

Die meisten Menschen lieben es, Konzerte zu besuchen.

• The most people love visiting concerts.

• The most people love to visit concerts.

• Most people love visiting concerts.

• Most people love to visit concerts.