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1. Consider the following sentences. Put a star (*) after those that do not seem to conform to the rules of your grammar, that are ungrammatical for you. State, if you can, why you think the sentence is ungrammatical.

Robin forced the sheriff go.
Napoleon forced Josephine to go.
The devil made Faust go.
He passed by a large pile of money.
He drove by my house.
He drove my house by.
Did in a corner little Jack Horner sit?
Elizabeth is resembled by Charles.
Nancy is eager to please.
It is easy to frighten Emily.
It is eager to love a kitten.
That birds can fly flabbergasts.
The fact that you are late to class is surprising.
Has the nurse slept the baby yet?
I was surprised for you to get married.
I wonder who and Mary went swimming.
Myself bit John.
What did Alice eat the toadstool with?
What did Alice eat the toadstool and?

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The question requires putting a star(*) against statement that do not conform with grammatical errors.

  • Robin forced the sheriff go.*

Robin forced the sheriff to go.

  • Napoleon forced Josephine to go.

  • The devil made Faust go.*

The devil made Faust to go.

  • He passed by a large pile of money.

  • He drove by my house.

  • He drove my house by.*

He drove by my house.

  • Did in a corner little Jack Horner sit?*

Did little Jack Horner sit in a corner?

  • Elizabeth is resembled by Charles.

  • Nancy is eager to please.

  • It is easy to frighten Emily.

  • It is eager to love a kitten.

  • That birds can fly flabbergasts.

  • The fact that you are late to class is surprising.

  • Has the nurse slept the baby yet?

  • I was surprised for you to get married.*

I was surprised when you got married.

  • I wonder who and Mary went swimming.*

I wonder who Mary went swimming with.

  • Myself bit John*

I bit John.

  • What did Alice eat the toadstool with?*

What did Alice eat with the toadstool?

  • What did Alice eat the toadstool?*

What did Alice eat with the toadstool?

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