Find and correct mistakes. There can be more than one mistake in a sentence.

1.      He cut his finger badly the other day. – Does he? So do I last week.

2.      This design is much more better than the one you suggested last time.

3.      It’s about time you change the tyres.

4.       I’d rather didn’t go out in rain.

5.      I’d prefer to keep silence rather than to have an argument.

6.      They’d prefer to go by train, hadn’t they?

7.      Will I give you a ride? – No, thank you. I had rather walk a bit.

8.      They get mad when they are stuck in a traffic jam. – Neither do everyone.

9.      The train is arriving at six. We’d rather hurry up if we don’t want to miss it.

10.  You would better get used to come to work in time, otherwise you might lose your job

11.  Oh? It’s much expensive than I’ve expected!

12.  The car doesn’t start! I don’t know what to do; it’s my second trip on my own.

13.  It’s time for Kate think about her pension.

14.  What going on? – There was a car accident. Tim’s car skidded. – No, he didn’t! Tim just fell asleep behind the steer.

15.  He’d rather burns his things than give them out to the homeless.

Ответы: 1. He cut, did he?, so did I. 2. Much better 3. Changed 4. Rather not go 5. Rather than have 6. Wouldn’t they 7. Would rather 8. So does everyone 9. Arrives 10. Had better get used to coming 11. Much more expensive 12.  Won’t start. 13. To think 14. Is going on; it didn’t. 15. Burn