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1. "Teaching students learn different kind of skills that are the duty of school." should be written as "Teaching students to learn different kind of skills is the duty of the school."
"Teaching students to learn different kind of skills" is the subject of the sentence.
"to learn" is an infinitive to modify 'teaching'.
We do not need a "that" there.
Since the subject of the sentence is 'teaching...', not 'skills', therefore the verb should be 'is', not 'are'.
2. "If some students are talent in music, the music lessons probably can help themselves to discover their talent."
Talent is a noun. Talented is an adjective.
"music lessons", not "the music lessons". This is the informal use of a plural noun to make a generalisation.
The subject of this sentetnce is 'music lessons', not 'some students'. "Themselves" means 'the music lessons themselves'. Should say 'them'.
After some verbs like 'make', 'see', 'help' etc, we can use bare infinitives instead of to-infinitives.
3. "music can also" instead of "music also can".
4. " Lastly, music lessons can help students to relax from tire in other boring lessons."
"help students relax" instead of "to relax". Use bare infinitive after "help".
"after taking" instead of "from tire in".
5. " Now, do you also think music lessons are important, don't you?"
"agree that" instead of "also think"
If you want to use a question tag, say "Now you agree that music lessons are important, don't you?" Question tags go after statements, not questions.
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