✔ 最佳答案
1.I buy a card give to my mother. *the verb [give] can not follow the object [card].
正確： I buy a card to give to my mother. *[to give to my mother] is an infinitive adverbial phrase describing the purpose of buying the card.
2.There has too many beautiful toys. I very like they. *This is a simple present tense so [are] should be used as the verb, not [has]. Since the author is obviously not complaining about too many toys, so [so many] is more appropriate. [They] can not be used as an object, it is [them].
正確： There are so many beautiful toys. I like them very much.
3.He this morning ate some bread. The adverbial of frequency/time (this morning) should not be placed in front of the verb (ate).
正確： He ate some bread this morning.
4.Because he is very clever,so he can get 100 marks, *It is inappropriate to start a sentence with [because], and in this case it is not necessary.
正確： He is very clever, so he can get 100 marks.
5.Although John is late, but he know to do what. *[Although] can not be used together with [but]. [What] cannot be placed at the end of a sentence before a full stop.
正確： Although John is late, he knows what to do.
