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The Game of Grammar: Spot the Errors for Fun and Learning

Dive into the amusing world of grammar with "The Game of Grammar". This interactive and entertaining exercise challenges your language skills by presenting a series of sentences containing common grammatical errors. From misused adjectives to awkward constructions, your task is to identify what’s wrong in each sentence. Whether you're a student, teacher, or language enthusiast, this game is a whimsical way to sharpen your grammar skills while having a great time with friends. Let's correct the mistakes and laugh along the way!

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The Game of Grammar: Spot the Errors for Fun and Learning

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  1. A COMEDY OF ERRORS: The Game of Grammar

  2. What’s wrong? Having been thrown in the air, the dog caught the stick.

  3. What’s Wrong? My best friend and I decided to ride our bikes to the mall and bought some candy.

  4. What’s Wrong? After reading the original study, the article still remains unconvincing.

  5. What’s Wrong? The experiment was a complete failure, having not read the manual carefully.

  6. What’s Wrong? Students who miss class often fail.

  7. What’s Wrong? Dad scrubbed the car, while I washed the tires.

  8. What’s Wrong? I feel really badly about what happened yesterday.

  9. What’s Wrong? Mrs. Johnson makes the most tastiest cookies I’ve ever eaten!

  10. What’s Wrong? I ran out of the house without my umbrella fortunately it didn’t rain.

  11. What’s Wrong? I read an article in the paper that believes in capital punishment.

  12. What’s Wrong? If children don’t behave good, they should be spanked.

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