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Tap it, then choose the correction.",4,"find_and_fix",[12,34,54,75,96,115,136,154,168,187,205,225],{"id":13,"sentenceTemplate":14,"displayOrder":15,"explanation":16,"exampleSentence":17,"blanks":18,"payload":19},"01a01413-ab7e-754f-b18b-4b5a4f7bcf85","Ana helps children and enjoys teaches them chess.",0,"Use an -ing form after 'enjoy': 'enjoys teaching'.","Ana helps children and enjoys teaching them chess.",[],{"words":20,"correct":29,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":31},[21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28],"Ana","helps","children","and","enjoys","teaches","them","chess.","teaching",5,[29,32,33],"taught","teach",{"id":35,"sentenceTemplate":36,"displayOrder":37,"explanation":38,"exampleSentence":39,"blanks":40,"payload":41},"01a01413-ab7e-75d7-b18b-4b5a507568e4","Leo avoids speaks English during meetings.",1,"Use an -ing form after 'avoid': 'avoids speaking'.","Leo avoids speaking English during meetings.",[],{"words":42,"correct":49,"wrongIndex":50,"corrections":51},[43,44,45,46,47,48],"Leo","avoids","speaks","English","during","meetings.","speaking",2,[49,52,53],"spoke","speak",{"id":55,"sentenceTemplate":56,"displayOrder":50,"explanation":57,"exampleSentence":58,"blanks":59,"payload":60},"01a01413-ab7e-762f-b18b-4b5a513e51a8","Before the call, would you mind closed the window?","Use an -ing form after 'mind': 'Would you mind closing the window?'","Before the call, would you mind closing the window?",[],{"words":61,"correct":70,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":72},[62,63,64,65,66,67,68,63,69],"Before","the","call,","would","you","mind","closed","window?","closing",6,[70,73,74],"closes","close",{"id":76,"sentenceTemplate":77,"displayOrder":78,"explanation":79,"exampleSentence":80,"blanks":81,"payload":82},"01a01413-ab7e-769b-b18b-4b5a51a5843c","For his health, Ben stopped smokes last month.",3,"'Stopped smoking' means Ben quit the activity of smoking.","For his health, Ben stopped smoking last month.",[],{"words":83,"correct":92,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":93},[84,85,86,87,88,89,90,91],"For","his","health,","Ben","stopped","smokes","last","month.","smoking",[92,94,95],"smoke","smoked",{"id":97,"sentenceTemplate":98,"displayOrder":9,"explanation":99,"exampleSentence":100,"blanks":101,"payload":102},"01a01413-ab7e-76e7-b18b-4b5a527751a2","Before lunch, we need to bought more paint.","Use 'need to' followed by the base verb: 'need to buy'.","Before lunch, we need to buy more paint.",[],{"words":103,"correct":111,"wrongIndex":30,"corrections":112},[62,104,105,106,107,108,109,110],"lunch,","we","need","to","bought","more","paint.","buy",[111,113,114],"buying","buys",{"id":116,"sentenceTemplate":117,"displayOrder":30,"explanation":118,"exampleSentence":119,"blanks":120,"payload":121},"01a01413-ab7e-772f-b18b-4b5a534fbd46","My cousins arrive soon, and I hope to seeing them.","Use 'hope to' followed by the base verb: 'hope to see'.","My cousins arrive soon, and I hope to see them.",[],{"words":122,"correct":131,"wrongIndex":132,"corrections":133},[123,124,125,126,24,127,128,107,129,130],"My","cousins","arrive","soon,","I","hope","seeing","them.","see",8,[131,134,135],"sees","saw",{"id":137,"sentenceTemplate":138,"displayOrder":71,"explanation":139,"exampleSentence":140,"blanks":141,"payload":142},"01a01413-ab7e-777b-b18b-4b5a538186e8","Sara promised to called me after the meeting.","Use 'promise to' followed by the base verb: 'promised to call'.","Sara promised to call me after the meeting.",[],{"words":143,"correct":150,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":151},[144,145,107,146,147,148,63,149],"Sara","promised","called","me","after","meeting.","call",[150,152,153],"calls","calling",{"id":155,"sentenceTemplate":156,"displayOrder":157,"explanation":158,"exampleSentence":159,"blanks":160,"payload":161},"01a01413-ab7e-77c3-b18b-4b5a53c87831","Zoe stopped to buying water during her walk.",7,"'Stopped to buy' means Zoe paused her walk in order to buy water.","Zoe stopped to buy water during her walk.",[],{"words":162,"correct":111,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":167},[163,88,107,113,164,47,165,166],"Zoe","water","her","walk.",[111,108,114],{"id":169,"sentenceTemplate":170,"displayOrder":132,"explanation":171,"exampleSentence":172,"blanks":173,"payload":174},"01a01413-ab7e-780f-b18b-4b5a5475ef35","Mia likes sing, but she likes to sketch too.","Use 'like + -ing' for general enjoyment: 'likes singing'. The second clause correctly uses 'likes to sketch'.","Mia likes singing, but she likes to sketch too.",[],{"words":175,"correct":183,"wrongIndex":50,"corrections":184},[176,177,178,179,180,177,107,181,182],"Mia","likes","sing,","but","she","sketch","too.","singing,",[183,185,186],"sang,","sings,",{"id":188,"sentenceTemplate":189,"displayOrder":190,"explanation":191,"exampleSentence":192,"blanks":193,"payload":194},"01a01413-ab7e-7853-b18b-4b5a5477b59d","Do you want to joining the art class?",9,"Use 'want to' followed by the base verb: 'want to join'.","Do you want to join the art class?",[],{"words":195,"correct":201,"wrongIndex":9,"corrections":202},[196,66,197,107,198,63,199,200],"Do","want","joining","art","class?","join",[201,203,204],"joined","joins",{"id":206,"sentenceTemplate":207,"displayOrder":208,"explanation":209,"exampleSentence":210,"blanks":211,"payload":212},"01a01413-ab7e-789b-b18b-4b5a553918aa","At the café, I'd like to ordering a sandwich.",10,"Use 'would like to' followed by the base verb: 'I'd like to order'.","At the café, I'd like to order a sandwich.",[],{"words":213,"correct":221,"wrongIndex":71,"corrections":222},[214,63,215,216,217,107,218,219,220],"At","café,","I'd","like","ordering","a","sandwich.","order",[221,223,224],"orders","ordered",{"id":226,"sentenceTemplate":227,"displayOrder":228,"explanation":229,"exampleSentence":230,"blanks":231,"payload":232},"01a01413-ab7e-78df-b18b-4b5a55f29d7e","Would your friends liking some tea at the café?",11,"A polite offer with a noun uses 'Would your friends like some tea?', with the base form after 'would'.","Would your friends like some tea at the café?",[],{"words":233,"correct":217,"wrongIndex":78,"corrections":242},[234,235,236,237,238,239,240,63,241],"Would","your","friends","liking","some","tea","at","café?",[217,243,177],"liked","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_0d0ef1f0-44de-405c-8d44-fd16f5a39977_hero.webp",{"title":246,"slug":247,"language":248,"level":249},"Verb + -ing \u002F Infinitive: like, want, would like","verb-ing-infinitive-like-want-would-like","en","A2"]