Some of these sentences are grammatically correct, but most contain exactly one mistake. What is the
1. You shouldn’t drive because you’ve drank too much.
2. I’m going to buy a car.
3. She said she won’t help me.
4. We’ve been owning this house for 10 years.
5. I have never been to the Lake Baikal.
6. I wish I knew about this yesterday.
7. By this time next year, I will have completed my dissertation.
8. How many money do you have?
9. Sometimes I get overwhelmed because I’m not used to live in a big city.
Kurt
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1. ... you've drunk too much. (You need the past participle form of the verb in present perfect tense)
4. We've owned this house... (own is a stative verb and can't be used with -ing)
8. How much money... (money is uncountable, so you need to use much.)
9. ... I'm not used to living in a big city. (After be used to, you need a gerund, that is the verb with -ing)
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