Friday, May 8, 2015
*NUMBER CHANGE*
If the sentence is singular, change it to the plural; if it is plural, change it to the singular.
My friends come over every weekend to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competition becomes very heated, and arguments break out over differences of opinion, but everyone usually has a good time.
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My friend comes over every weekend to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competition becomes very heated and arguments break out over differences of opinions but we usually have a good time.
My friend come over every weekend to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competition becomes very heated, and arguments break out over differences of opinion, but we usually has a good time.
My friend comes over every weekend to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competition becomes very heated, and arguments break out over differences of opinion, but we usually have a good time.
This should replace my previous entry at 8:41.
My friend came over this weekend to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competitions became very heated, and an argument broke out over a difference of opinion, but we usually have good times.
Good try, everyone. I think Alidap155 made the most changes, but, unfortunately, changed the tense as well. He is a possible solution:
My friend comes over on weekends to play cards and watch the playoffs on TV. Sometimes the competitions become very heated, and an argument breaks out over a difference of opinion, but we usually have good times.
Patricia, both of your answers look the same to me. In fact, they both look the same as Annie's.
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