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Tap it, then choose the correction.",4,"find_and_fix",[12,35,56,76,96,120,139,158,175,189],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-9127-7a94-8d4c-5983cb05a6f8","Does Mia goes to school every day?",0,"After 'does' in a present-simple question, use the base verb 'go'.","Does Mia go to school every day?",[],{"hint":20,"words":21,"correct":29,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":31},"Check the present-simple question pattern.",[22,23,24,25,26,27,28],"Does","Mia","goes","to","school","every","day?","go",2,[29,32,33,34],"went","gone","going",{"id":36,"sentenceTemplate":37,"displayOrder":38,"explanation":39,"exampleSentence":40,"blanks":41,"payload":42},"01a01413-9127-7b68-8d4c-5983cbd9380b","Leo eats today lunch at school.",1,"Do not put the time word 'today' where a determiner belongs. 'His lunch' is the complete object directly after 'eats'.","Leo eats his lunch at school.",[],{"hint":43,"words":44,"correct":51,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":52},"Keep the verb together with its object.",[45,46,47,48,49,50],"Leo","eats","today","lunch","at","school.","his",[51,53,54,55],"there","outside","quickly",{"id":57,"sentenceTemplate":58,"displayOrder":30,"explanation":59,"exampleSentence":60,"blanks":61,"payload":62},"01a01413-9127-7be8-8d4c-5983cc4b7f40","Nora closes the door quietness at night.","Use the manner adverb 'quietly' after the object 'the door' and before the place or time information.","Nora closes the door quietly at night.",[],{"hint":63,"words":64,"correct":71,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":72},"Check how the action is described.",[65,66,67,68,69,49,70],"Nora","closes","the","door","quietness","night.","quietly",[71,73,74,75],"quieted","quieting","silence",{"id":77,"sentenceTemplate":78,"displayOrder":79,"explanation":80,"exampleSentence":81,"blanks":82,"payload":83},"01a01413-9127-7c60-8d4c-5983ccf1fe27","Sara keeps there plants near the window.",3,"The possessive determiner 'her' begins the object 'her plants'. A place word such as 'there' cannot split the verb from its object.","Sara keeps her plants near the window.",[],{"hint":84,"words":85,"correct":91,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":92},"Keep the verb next to its object.",[86,87,53,88,89,67,90],"Sara","keeps","plants","near","window.","her",[91,93,94,95],"here","away","indoors",{"id":97,"sentenceTemplate":98,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":99,"exampleSentence":100,"blanks":101,"payload":102},"01a01413-9127-7cd0-8d4c-5983cda31f0c","Omar always arrives early, so he is no late.","Because Omar always arrives early, use 'never' after 'is': 'he is never late'.","Omar always arrives early, so he is never late.",[],{"hint":103,"words":104,"correct":114,"wrongIndex":115,"corrections":116},"Check how often the second idea can be true.",[105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113],"Omar","always","arrives","early,","so","he","is","no","late.","never",7,[114,117,118,119],"none","nothing","nobody",{"id":121,"sentenceTemplate":122,"displayOrder":123,"explanation":124,"exampleSentence":125,"blanks":126,"payload":127},"01a01413-9127-7d48-8d4c-5983ce8a1dcd","Mia does not drank tea at school.",5,"After 'does not', use the base verb 'drink'. Other verb forms cannot follow 'does not' in this present-simple negative.","Mia does not drink tea at school.",[],{"hint":128,"words":129,"correct":134,"wrongIndex":79,"corrections":135},"A negative with 'does not' needs the base verb.",[23,130,131,132,133,49,50],"does","not","drank","tea","drink",[134,136,137,138],"drinks","drinking","drunk",{"id":140,"sentenceTemplate":141,"displayOrder":142,"explanation":143,"exampleSentence":144,"blanks":145,"payload":146},"01a01413-9127-7dbc-8d4c-5983cecdba5d","Do Sara play tennis on Saturdays?",6,"A yes\u002Fno question with the singular subject 'Sara' begins with 'Does', followed by the base verb 'play'.","Does Sara play tennis on Saturdays?",[],{"hint":147,"words":148,"correct":22,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":154},"This is a present-simple question with a main verb.",[149,86,150,151,152,153],"Do","play","tennis","on","Saturdays?",[22,155,156,157],"Is","Are","Has",{"id":159,"sentenceTemplate":160,"displayOrder":115,"explanation":161,"exampleSentence":162,"blanks":163,"payload":164},"01a01413-9127-7e3c-8d4c-5983cefb90d7","Where does these buses stop?","After 'Where', use 'do' before the clearly plural subject 'these buses', then keep the base verb 'stop'.","Where do these buses stop?",[],{"hint":165,"words":166,"correct":171,"wrongIndex":38,"corrections":172},"The complete subject is plural.",[167,130,168,169,170],"Where","these","buses","stop?","do",[171,111,173,174],"are","has",{"id":176,"sentenceTemplate":177,"displayOrder":178,"explanation":179,"exampleSentence":180,"blanks":181,"payload":182},"01a01413-9127-7eb8-8d4c-5983cf3f3eb4","Do your teacher at school now?",8,"A location question with 'be' puts 'is' before the singular subject: 'Is your teacher at school now?'","Is your teacher at school now?",[],{"hint":183,"words":184,"correct":155,"wrongIndex":15,"corrections":188},"This question describes the teacher’s location now.",[149,185,186,49,26,187],"your","teacher","now?",[155,156,22,157],{"id":190,"sentenceTemplate":191,"displayOrder":192,"explanation":193,"exampleSentence":194,"blanks":195,"payload":196},"01a01413-9127-7f30-8d4c-5983cf7bae78","Maya reads the story slowness in class every day.",9,"Use the manner adverb 'slowly' after the object 'the story', followed by place and then time: 'slowly in class every day'.","Maya reads the story slowly in class every day.",[],{"hint":63,"words":197,"correct":205,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":206},[198,199,67,200,201,202,203,27,204],"Maya","reads","story","slowness","in","class","day.","slowly",[205,207,208,209],"slowed","slowing","slows","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_38a0a035-c600-4ccf-977e-546bd64e89f2_hero.webp",{"title":212,"slug":213,"language":214,"level":215},"Basic Word Order in English","basic-word-order-in-english","en","A1"]