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Here are the grammatical errors for each question: Question 19: The sentence is "The text books / has arrived / in the / bookshop." The subject "The text books" is plural, so the verb should also be plural. "Has arrived" is singular. It should be "have arrived". The error is in part B. Answer: B Question 20: The sentence is "Every day / the manager / go / to town." The subject "the manager" is singular, so the verb should be singular. "Go" is plural. It should be "goes". The error is in part C. Answer: C Question 21: The sentence is "The Police / pull up / the man / in the stolen car." The phrase "pull up the man" is grammatically incorrect in this context. "Pull up" typically refers to a vehicle stopping, or to retrieve information. To describe the police stopping or apprehending a person, different phrasing would be used (e.g., "The Police pulled over the man," or "The Police apprehended the man"). The error is in part B. Answer: B Question 22: The sentence is "Her family / usually / visit her / on Sundays." "Her family" is a singular collective noun, so the verb should be singular. "Visit" is plural. It should be "visits". The error is in part C. Answer: C Question 23: The sentence is "The moon / go / around / the earth." The subject "The moon" is singular, so the verb should be singular. "Go" is plural. It should be "goes". The error is in part B. Answer: B Question 24: The sentence is "The new house / does not have / any furnitures / yet." "Furniture" is an uncountable noun and does not have a plural form "furnitures". It should be "any furniture". The error is in part C. Answer: C That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.