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Find the mistakes in the following sentence:
As soon as the singer began to sing the first verse of the national anthem the entire crowned joined in.
I think the word "verse' is not correct here. It should be changed. There should also be a comma after the word "anthem". Am I right?
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Find the mistakes in the following sentence: As soon as the singer began to sing the first verse of the national anthem the entire crowned joined in. I think the word "verse' is not correct here. It should be changed.
- Find the mistakes in the following sentence: As soon as the singer began to sing the first verse of the national anthem the entire crowned joined in.
- I think the word "verse' is not correct here.
- It should be changed.
- No, 'verse' is fine.
- There should also be a comma after the word "anthem".
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Find the mistakes in the following sentence:
As soon as the singer began to sing the first verse of the national anthem the entire crowned joined in.
I think the word "verse' is not correct here. It should be changed. No, 'verse' is fine.
There should also be a comma after the word "anthem". Am I right? Yes, use a comma.
crowned is incorrect.
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