My last birthday

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Is it correct to say On my last birthday, I received a gift from my friend. Same goes with On my next birthday, I'll go to a fancy restaurant.
She almost never goes eat alone.
Which is correct: A few correction as followed or as followes:
The following are some corrections:

Gigilian Nguyen · Accepted Answer

Anonymous Which is correct: A few correction as followed or as followes:
The following are some corrections:

I don't really get it. Will you give some more details?

What did you mean with She almost never goes eat alone ? Is it a question about correct and incorrect? If it is, then you've got a fine sentence. But not for users of standard British English, who would say She almost never goes and eats alone.

On my last birthday, I received a gift from my friend. - Correct.
On my next birthday, I'll go to a fancy restaurant. - Correct. You can say: I'll go to a fancy restaurant for my next birthday.

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Enoon · Answer

AnonymousShe almost never goes eat alone. Which is correct: A few correction as followed or as followes:The following are some corrections:

She almost never goes out to eat alone.

A few correction as followed or as followes: Wrong both ways. "A few corrections:" or "A few corrections follow:"

The following are some corrections: Correct.

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