Eng... gramma(20)

Do you have any money?
Any is usually used with uncountable noun and plural countable. Money is uncountable.
Any often contrasts with some, which is most common in affirmative clauses.
I need some money.
Have you got any money?
Sorry, I haven’t got any money.

She asked me whether I visited my grandpa.
No need to add “if not”. It is reported speech.

Nobody called during your absence. (This one is correct.)
Call for means to ask for something.

I have the same ability of your. (wrong)
I have the same ability as you. (correct)

What was her reaction to the news. (correct) [news, not new]
Please use the correction preposition. (reaction to)

I am different from you. (correct)
I differ you. (wrong). A preposition is missing. I differ from you.

The ocean is different from the sea because the former is much bigger.
You cannot use because of. A noun, pronoun or noun phrase usually follows “because of”.
I stay at home because of you.
"In that" is used after a statement to begin to explain what way is true.
I have been lucky in that I have never had to worry about money.

Can't you boys behave yourself as students should (do)?
You don’t have to include the word “do”.

If you do something in person, you go somewhere and do it yourself; instead of doing something by letter, asking someone else to do it for you.

Would you mind not interrupting me all the time?
Mind doing something is the correct form.
e.g. Do you mind opening the window?

find somebody for help. (help is a noun)
Find somebody to help her. (help is a verb)