III. Find mistakes in the following sentences. There are two correct sentences. 1. No parking is likely be free in the city center. 2. I was waiting for your to invite me to the party. 3. Don’t let his go. 4. Have him to tell you all the truth. 5. He said Kerry be very boring. 6. The patient wanted his family visiting him. 7. All the passengers are believed to arrive safely yesterday. 8. Granny wants us visit her more often. 9. He was allowed to have taken a puppy home provided he took good care of it. 10. I didn’t know Eddie Murphy singing so well. 11. I didn’t want you fight. 12. I rely on he to help us in this matter. 13. I saw him to misunderstand the matter. 14. Helen is believed be an adopted child. 15. It proved that she was a very good friend. 16. She didn’t hear the orchestra played the music. 17. The customer required the package get a shipment number. 18. The employees were made gather in the hall. 19. The rain made us going home. 20. The weathermen announced the weather be windy. 21. Physical exercise say to make us feel happier. 22. I heard them to talking quietly. 23. Wendy saw Tom to hugging a stranger girl. 24. Jack is said to have went on pension very early. 25. Let me to congratulate you on your marriage. 26. The professor saw her to know the right answer. 27. This research was turned out to be too expensive.

No parking is likely to be free in the city center. (missing "to")

I was waiting for you to invite me to the party. (incorrect use of "your" instead of "you")

Don’t let him go. (incorrect use of "his" instead of "him")

Have him tell you all the truth. (unnecessary "to")

He said Kerry was very boring. (incorrect use of "be" instead of "was")

The patient wanted his family to visit him. (missing "to")

All the passengers are believed to have arrived safely yesterday. (missing "have")

Granny wants us to visit her more often. (missing "to")

He was allowed to take a puppy home provided he took good care of it. (incorrect use of "have taken" instead of "to take")

I didn’t know Eddie Murphy sang so well. (incorrect use of "singing" instead of "sang")

I didn’t want you to fight. (missing "to")

I rely on him to help us in this matter. (incorrect use of "he" instead of "him")

I saw him misunderstand the matter. (incorrect use of "to misunderstand")

Helen is believed to be an adopted child. (missing "to be")

It proved that she was a very good friend. (no mistake)

She didn’t hear the orchestra play the music. (incorrect use of "played" instead of "play")

The customer required the package to get a shipment number. (missing "to")

The employees were made to gather in the hall. (no mistake)

The rain made us go home. (missing "to")

The weathermen announced the weather would be windy. (missing "would")

Physical exercise is said to make us feel happier. (missing "is")

I heard them talking quietly. (incorrect use of "to talking" instead of "talking")

Wendy saw Tom hugging a stranger girl. (incorrect use of "to hugging" instead of "hugging" and "girl" instead of "woman")

Jack is said to have gone on pension very early. (incorrect use of "have went" instead of "have gone")

Let me congratulate you on your marriage. (incorrect use of "to congratulate" instead of "congratulate")

The professor saw her know the right answer. (incorrect use of "to know" instead of "know")

This research turned out to be too expensive. (incorrect use of "was turned out" instead of "turned out")