Explanation

The sentence is missing the possessive form “else’s” to show ownership.

Correct sentence:

"I need somebody else’s help to do it."

Explanation

The phrase “are making” is incorrect with “usually”; the simple present tense should be used.

Correct sentence:

"We usually make common mistakes in written English."

Explanation

The tense “had” is incorrect; it should match the present state of the horse.

Correct sentence:

"I have a horse that is jaded now."

Explanation

The word “mainly” is incorrectly used; the correct word is “mostly” in this context.

Correct sentence:

"His father was mostly away from home because of his preoccupations."

Explanation

The word “informations” is incorrect because “information” is uncountable and does not take a plural form.

Correct sentence:

"He brought some information about his father."

Explanation

The phrase "come over" is incorrect in this context; the proper phrase is "overcome".

Correct sentence:

"It is so difficult that one cannot overcome it."

Explanation

The word "babes" is incorrect in formal English; the correct term is "babies".

Correct sentence:

"These people are as innocent as babies."

Explanation

The error is in tense usage; “have been given” is correct, so the word “been” needs attention.

Correcting it ensures the sentence properly conveys past action affecting the present.

Explanation

The word “paid” is incorrect in this context because it should be “gave” when referring to giving money for a specific purpose.

Correct sentence: “Their father gave them some money to buy necessaries.”

Explanation

The subject “Money” is singular, so the correct verb is “doesn’t” instead of “don’t.”

Correct sentence: “Money doesn’t grow on trees.”