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Tap it, then choose the correction.",4,"find_and_fix",[12,36,57,73,91,116,135,158,180,197,217,235],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-a6f3-7504-b2aa-19eb808b6d0f","So far, all of the interns has completed the quiz.",0,"'All of the interns' is plural, so use 'have completed'.","So far, all of the interns have completed the quiz.",[],{"words":20,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":32},[21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,25,29],"So","far,","all","of","the","interns","has","completed","quiz.","have",6,[30,33,34,35],"having","were","are",{"id":37,"sentenceTemplate":38,"displayOrder":39,"explanation":40,"exampleSentence":41,"blanks":42,"payload":43},"01a01413-a6f3-757c-b2aa-19eb813a1cb5","All of we checked in safely after the storm.",1,"After 'all of', use an object pronoun: 'All of us checked in safely.'","All of us checked in safely after the storm.",[],{"words":44,"correct":52,"wrongIndex":53,"corrections":54},[45,24,46,47,48,49,50,25,51],"All","we","checked","in","safely","after","storm.","us",2,[52,55,56],"our","they",{"id":58,"sentenceTemplate":59,"displayOrder":53,"explanation":60,"exampleSentence":61,"blanks":62,"payload":63},"01a01413-a6f3-75cc-b2aa-19eb81a18812","Right now, all the information are in this folder.","The uncountable noun 'information' takes a singular verb, so use 'is'.","Right now, all the information is in this folder.",[],{"words":64,"correct":70,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":72},[65,66,23,25,67,35,48,68,69],"Right","now,","information","this","folder.","is",5,[70,27,30,34],{"id":74,"sentenceTemplate":75,"displayOrder":76,"explanation":77,"exampleSentence":78,"blanks":79,"payload":80},"01a01413-a6f3-7618-b2aa-19eb824df74b","After lunch, we every enjoyed the concert together.",3,"With an ordinary main verb, place 'all' after the subject pronoun: 'we all enjoyed'.","After lunch, we all enjoyed the concert together.",[],{"words":81,"correct":23,"wrongIndex":76,"corrections":88},[82,83,46,84,85,25,86,87],"After","lunch,","every","enjoyed","concert","together.",[23,89,90],"whole","entire",{"id":92,"sentenceTemplate":93,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":94,"exampleSentence":95,"blanks":96,"payload":97},"01a01413-a6f3-7660-b2aa-19eb825c7d62","Students learn the two subjects together: this course teaches both coding or design.","Use the fixed pair 'both ... and' to join two things that are included.","Students learn the two subjects together: this course teaches both coding and design.",[],{"words":98,"correct":110,"wrongIndex":111,"corrections":112},[99,100,25,101,102,103,68,104,105,106,107,108,109],"Students","learn","two","subjects","together:","course","teaches","both","coding","or","design.","and",11,[110,113,114,115],"nor","but","also",{"id":117,"sentenceTemplate":118,"displayOrder":71,"explanation":119,"exampleSentence":120,"blanks":121,"payload":122},"01a01413-a6f3-76a4-b2aa-19eb832cafad","At the moment, either appointment are convenient for tomorrow.","'Either appointment' has a singular noun, so use the singular verb: 'Either appointment is convenient.'","At the moment, either appointment is convenient for tomorrow.",[],{"words":123,"correct":70,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":131},[124,25,125,126,127,35,128,129,130],"At","moment,","either","appointment","convenient","for","tomorrow.",[70,132,133,134],"be","being","seem",{"id":136,"sentenceTemplate":137,"displayOrder":31,"explanation":138,"exampleSentence":139,"blanks":140,"payload":141},"01a01413-a6f3-76ec-b2aa-19eb83ec0036","At busy times, visitors may either wait outside or entering through the side door.","Keep the alternatives parallel after 'either ... or': 'wait ... or enter'. The modal 'may' takes the base form.","At busy times, visitors may either wait outside or enter through the side door.",[],{"words":142,"correct":153,"wrongIndex":154,"corrections":155},[124,143,144,145,146,126,147,148,108,149,150,25,151,152],"busy","times,","visitors","may","wait","outside","entering","through","side","door.","enter",9,[153,156,157],"entered","enters",{"id":159,"sentenceTemplate":160,"displayOrder":161,"explanation":162,"exampleSentence":163,"blanks":164,"payload":165},"01a01413-a6f3-7730-b2aa-19eb84571bde","I don't like the red design, and I don't like the blue one neither.",7,"At the end of a negative statement, use 'either' to mean 'also'.","I don't like the red design, and I don't like the blue one either.",[],{"words":166,"correct":175,"wrongIndex":176,"corrections":177},[167,168,169,25,170,171,110,167,168,169,25,172,173,174],"I","don't","like","red","design,","blue","one","neither.","either.",13,[175,178,179],"nor.","both.",{"id":181,"sentenceTemplate":182,"displayOrder":183,"explanation":184,"exampleSentence":185,"blanks":186,"payload":187},"01a01413-a6f3-778c-b2aa-19eb85449187","I don't drive, and neither does my two neighbours.",8,"Negative agreement with 'neither' uses inversion. 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