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"From to eat" is grammatically incorrect — the correct form is "from eating" (gerund).

After prepositions like "from," a gerund (verb + -ing) should be used, not an infinitive.

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"Alike" is incorrect here; it should be "like" viruses — used for comparison.

"Alike" is used after a verb like are (e.g., "They are alike"), not after "were" followed by a noun.

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"Progress" is an uncountable noun, so it should not be used with "a."

The correct phrase is "Progress has been made..." without "a."

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The sentence is missing a helping verb — it should be "Fewer babies are born..."

The error is linked to "Fewer", since it's part of the subject, but the verb is missing — making the sentence grammatically incorrect.

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The word "then" is incorrect here; it refers to time.

The correct word is "than", used for comparison.

Correct sentence: "This movie is more interesting than the one we saw yesterday."

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The incorrect word in the sentence "The train had left when it reached the station" is reach.

It should be reached to maintain the past tense consistency with "had left" and the past perfect tense structure. 

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He asked his servant what he had done with the watch.

In indirect speech, we shift the tense one step back.

"Has done" (present perfect) changes to "had done" (past perfect).

Because the reporting verb "asked" is in the past tense.

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People will blame you for wasting your vote.

The correct preposition after "blame" is "for", not "with".

"Blame you with" is incorrect.

Correct usage: "blame someone for something."

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Every woman should vote for the candidate of her choice.

"Every woman" is singular.

Therefore, the pronoun should also be singular → "her", not "their".

"Their" is plural and incorrect for the singular noun woman.