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Tap it, then choose the correction.",4,"find_and_fix",[12,36,55,75,95,112,128,145,167,182,201,217],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-8fa6-7e93-91a8-5c60cf46d9b8","Nina walks to the market by foot every Saturday.",0,"Use the fixed manner phrase 'on foot' after the destination and before the time phrase.","Nina walks to the market on foot every Saturday.",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":31,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":33},"Check the manner phrase after the destination.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30],"Nina","walks","to","the","market","by","foot","every","Saturday.","on",5,[31,34,35],"at","with",{"id":37,"sentenceTemplate":38,"displayOrder":39,"explanation":40,"exampleSentence":41,"blanks":42,"payload":43},"01a01413-8fa6-7eeb-91a8-5c60d000844e","Amir cooks dinner three nights by week.",1,"Use 'a' in the frequency phrase 'three nights a week'.","Amir cooks dinner three nights a week.",[],{"hint":44,"words":45,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":53},"Check the frequency phrase after the object.",[46,47,48,49,50,27,51],"Amir","cooks","dinner","three","nights","week.","a",[52,31,34,54],"for",{"id":56,"sentenceTemplate":57,"displayOrder":58,"explanation":59,"exampleSentence":60,"blanks":61,"payload":62},"01a01413-8fa6-7f2b-91a8-5c60d0fba879","Each morning, Lena travels to school at her bicycle.",2,"Use 'on her bicycle' to describe the method of transport. The possessive determiner keeps the bicycle phrase complete.","Each morning, Lena travels to school on her bicycle.",[],{"words":63,"correct":31,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":72},[64,65,66,67,24,68,34,69,70],"Each","morning,","Lena","travels","school","her","bicycle.",6,[31,73,74],"between","during",{"id":76,"sentenceTemplate":77,"displayOrder":78,"explanation":79,"exampleSentence":80,"blanks":81,"payload":82},"01a01413-8fa6-7f5f-91a8-5c60d1c2254d","We practised since two hours, from ten until noon.",3,"Use 'for' with a length of time, such as two hours. Use 'since' with the point when something started.","We practised for two hours, from ten until noon.",[],{"hint":83,"words":84,"correct":54,"wrongIndex":58,"corrections":94},"Check whether the phrase names a duration or a starting point.",[85,86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93],"We","practised","since","two","hours,","from","ten","until","noon.",[54,34,92,90],{"id":96,"sentenceTemplate":97,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":98,"exampleSentence":99,"blanks":100,"payload":101},"01a01413-8fa6-7f93-91a8-5c60d2ace3e0","Maya finishes her homework by home after lunch.","Use the fixed place phrase 'at home'. It follows the object 'her homework' and comes before the time phrase 'after lunch'.","Maya finishes her homework at home after lunch.",[],{"hint":102,"words":103,"correct":34,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":110},"Check the place phrase in the sentence.",[104,105,69,106,27,107,108,109],"Maya","finishes","homework","home","after","lunch.",[34,31,111,24],"in",{"id":113,"sentenceTemplate":114,"displayOrder":32,"explanation":115,"exampleSentence":116,"blanks":117,"payload":118},"01a01413-8fa7-7022-a78d-315ec4de306c","I have lived in this flat for 2022.","Use 'since' before a starting point such as the year 2022.","I have lived in this flat since 2022.",[],{"hint":119,"words":120,"correct":87,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":127},"Check the preposition before the starting year.",[121,122,123,111,124,125,54,126],"I","have","lived","this","flat","2022.",[87,34,31,27],{"id":129,"sentenceTemplate":130,"displayOrder":71,"explanation":131,"exampleSentence":132,"blanks":133,"payload":134},"01a01413-8fa7-705e-a78d-315ec526cb3a","The library is open from nine at six every weekday.","Use the paired frame 'from ... to ...' or 'from ... until ...' to give the start and end of a period.","The library is open from nine to six every weekday.",[],{"hint":135,"words":136,"correct":24,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":144},"Check the word that links the start and end times.",[137,138,139,140,90,141,34,142,29,143],"The","library","is","open","nine","six","weekday.",[24,90,87,54],{"id":146,"sentenceTemplate":147,"displayOrder":148,"explanation":149,"exampleSentence":150,"blanks":151,"payload":152},"01a01413-8fa7-708e-a78d-315ec58e5e91","Yesterday, we studied whole morning and felt tired.",7,"Use 'all morning' without a determiner; 'whole', 'full', 'entire', and 'complete' need one here.","Yesterday, we studied all morning and felt tired.",[],{"words":153,"correct":162,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":163},[154,155,156,157,158,159,160,161],"Yesterday,","we","studied","whole","morning","and","felt","tired.","all",[162,164,165,166],"full","entire","complete",{"id":168,"sentenceTemplate":169,"displayOrder":170,"explanation":171,"exampleSentence":172,"blanks":173,"payload":174},"01a01413-8fa7-70be-a78d-315ec618214b","Ben exercises at the gym in Saturdays.",8,"Use 'on Saturdays' for a repeated activity on that day of the week.","Ben exercises at the gym on Saturdays.",[],{"hint":175,"words":176,"correct":31,"wrongIndex":32,"corrections":181},"Check the preposition in the time phrase at the end.",[177,178,34,25,179,111,180],"Ben","exercises","gym","Saturdays.",[31,34,27],{"id":183,"sentenceTemplate":184,"displayOrder":185,"explanation":186,"exampleSentence":187,"blanks":188,"payload":189},"01a01413-8fa7-70ea-a78d-315ec68215a9","How many did the concert last?",9,"Use 'How long' to ask about the duration of the concert.","How long did the concert last?",[],{"words":190,"correct":196,"wrongIndex":39,"corrections":197},[191,192,193,25,194,195],"How","many","did","concert","last?","long",[196,198,199,200],"much","far","soon",{"id":202,"sentenceTemplate":203,"displayOrder":204,"explanation":205,"exampleSentence":206,"blanks":207,"payload":208},"01a01413-8fa7-711a-a78d-315ec74f37f8","The club meets once in month at the library.",10,"Use the frequency phrase 'once a month' before the place phrase.","The club meets once a month at the library.",[],{"hint":209,"words":210,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":216},"Check the frequency phrase before the place phrase.",[137,211,212,213,111,214,34,25,215],"club","meets","once","month","library.",[52,31,34,54],{"id":218,"sentenceTemplate":219,"displayOrder":220,"explanation":221,"exampleSentence":222,"blanks":223,"payload":224},"01a01413-8fa7-7146-a78d-315ec806b75a","They write each answer with hand, not on a computer.",11,"Use the manner phrase 'by hand' for work done manually.","They write each answer by hand, not on a computer.",[],{"words":225,"correct":27,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":233},[226,227,228,229,35,230,231,31,52,232],"They","write","each","answer","hand,","not","computer.",[27,111,31,34],"\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_841e84a1-dc48-4b98-9389-a37c2cf34ef9_hero.webp",{"title":236,"slug":237,"language":238,"level":239},"Adverbial phrases","adverbial-phrases","en","A2"]