verbs galore

Find the mistake: Lisa was extremely excited as she was going to saw her favourite singer

• saw

• going

• was

• excited

Find the mistake: A huge crowd has already gathered by the time we got to the place.

• has

• gathered

• got

• already

How should the mistaken verb be corrected if this happened in the past?

Lisa bought a tee-shirt at an exorbitant price, while I pick out some glow sticks.

• no mistake cher

• buys

• picked

There are TWO mistakes: When the band come onstage, everyone screamed so

loudly that I thought I had go deaf.

• come, screamed

• thought, gone

• screamed, thought

• come, gone

Find the error: Some people display photographs, others keeps plants.

• display

• keeps

Two mistakes here: Making a zen garden is easy. Simply filling the container with sand, place the rocks and figurines, and gently raking patterns into the sand with the rake.

• filling, place

• place, raking

• filling, raking

• Making, filling

Correct the mistake: Some people considered it a focal point for

meditative practice. Make your own desktop Zen garden today!

• considering

• consider

• Maked

• Making

Find the mistake (Grandma still lives): My grandmother has the habit of trying to calms things down whenever she sees arguments

• has

• trying

• calms

• sees

This is a recount. Find the mistake: The thorns from the rampant blackberry bushes that litter the woods clawed at her as she trying to find her way back to the trail.

• litter

• clawed

• trying

• find

Find the mistake: It was dark, but it was a full moon, and Kelly could seen the trail just ahead.

• was

• could

• seen