Correction of Sentences part 2

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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hello there

I would like Madam Beeesneees or any other langauge coach to comment on my these corrections

  1. His friend and benefactor have left the room

the answer should be * His friend and benefactor has left the room.

  1. Everyone of them want to go to sea

the answer should be * Everyone of them wants to go to the sea.

  1. He is reading at the medical college

the correct answer should be * He is reading at a medical college * mistake of article

  1. Few people attended the meeting

Please correct it, i can’t understand it

  1. Either of these two houses are to let

Correction : Either of these houses are to let.

  1. He insisted to do it

Correction : He insisted on doing it

  1. He has no money for giving you

correct : He has no money to give you

  1. He bade him to do it

Correction : He bade him on doing it.

  1. It is much hot today.

Correction : It is very hot today.

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Your corrections are right except for the following:

  1. ‘the sea’ is incorrect. ‘Sea’ does not take the article in this construction: ‘to go to sea’.

  2. I suspect that the correct answer is expected to be ‘He is reading at medical college’
    That said, without additional context, I see nothing wrong in the use of either the definite or indefinite article. Without context we cannot tell whether we are speaking about a particular medical college or not. It’s a poor question.

  3. Probably ‘A few people attended the meeting’, but like the last question, this sentence can be considered correct as it is in some contexts, so it is also a poor question.

  4. He bade him to do it.

Once again, you have missed many full stops.

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Thank you madam Beeesneees