Some one please correct my sentences

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01. I'm also going there OR Me too going there

02. Can we say, "It's just a one test"

03. That slipper is my mom's choice OR That slipper is my mom's selection

04. Ane- What's time table for tomorrow?
Jane- I don't OR can't remember exactly what are the subjects
Ane- I think there is Mathematics tomorrow
Jane- Your OR Yours favorite

PiratePopcorn · Accepted Answer

I'm also going there
"It's just a test."
That slipper is my mom's choice

I don't OR can't remember exactly what are the subjects, both are common but can't is more common
Your favourite (British/Australian spelling) or favorite (American spelling)

Dilshi · Answer

Thank you.. I meant in the last one, Your favorite or Yours favorite?

Laborious · Answer

dilshi01. I'm also going there OR Me too going there

A: I'm going to John's house to see his dad.
B: I'm also going there or Me too ~~going there~~.

dilshi02. Can we say, "It's just a one test"?

It's just one test. or It's just a test.

dilshi04. Ane- What's the time table for tomorrow?

I'd use the definite article 'the' here.

dilshiJane- I don't OR can't remember exactly what are the subjects

You could say either don't or can't, but the sentence structure seems wrong to me. That's an indirect question, and an indirect question follows the normal subject - verb order. Thus, I don't remember exactly what the subjects are or I can't remember exactly what the subjects are.

dilshiAne- I think there is Mathematics tomorrow

I think tomorrow's class is on Mathematics.

dilshiJane- Your OR Yours favorite

Write 'your favourite/favorite'. 'Yours favorite' is not correct English as far as I know, eg Which is your favourite/favorite movie? or Tell me the name of your favourite/favorite movie. Saying 'yours favorite/favourite' in those examples would be considered wrong.

Dilshi · Answer

Thank you..

Some one please correct my sentences

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