What's wrong with this sentence?

1. He didn't mind showing me the way to the hotel.

2. The company is very incompetent in the fast food market. -- It is OK grammatically, but I suspect that what the teacher wants is 'competitive' instead of 'incompetent'.

3. Did you go to swim yesterday?-- Actually, the sentence is not wrong: this is said quite often by native speakers. However, what the teac

Hi,

1. He didn't mind to show me the way to the hotel. Is this correct?

2. The company is very incompetent in the fast food market? Is this correct?

3. Did you go to swim yesterday? this sentence is wrong what is the explanation for this?

1. He didn't mind showing show me the way to the hotel.

2. The company is very incompetent in the fast food

Mister MicawberDid you go to swim yesterday?-- Actually, the sentence is not wrong: this is said quite often by native speakers.

This definitely sounds right to you, does it? To me its sounds weird...

It is commonly used, Mr W, in AmE.

Mister MicawberIt is commonly used, Mr W, in AmE.

Right.