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ScanSolve AI Answer
Alright Mazindela — let's do this. Here are the answers to the questions: 1.1 Correct the single error in each of the following sentences. 1.1.1 Original sentence: "His younger brother walk to the primary school but his older brother go to the high school." The error is in subject-verb agreement. "Walk" should be "walks" because "brother" is singular. Corrected sentence: "His younger brother walks to the primary school but his older brother go to the high school." 1.1.2 Original sentence: "Unfortunately the bus fare is becoming expensive." The error is a missing comma after the introductory adverb "Unfortunately". Corrected sentence: "Unfortunately, the bus fare is becoming expensive." 1.1.3 Original sentence: "Sipho is looking for a part-time job so that he can afford this higher fees." The error is the use of the singular demonstrative "this" with the plural noun "fees". It should be "these". Corrected sentence: "Sipho is looking for a part-time job so that he can afford these higher fees." 2.1 Rewrite the following sentence in the plural form. Original sentence: "In the procession, the princess walks behind the king and queen." Plural form: "In the procession, the princesses walk behind the kings and queens." 3.1 Assuming the instruction is to rewrite the sentence in the plural form, similar to question 2.1. Original sentence: "The conference is being hosted by a government department." Plural form: "The conferences are being hosted by government departments." Drop the next question.