sentences correct?

Solomon_13000 wrote:

Are the sentences below correct in terms of the use of preposition and so on in italic?   Preposition   Neither Amy nor her sisters like to do ironing every week. He is like his mother He is always like that   Besides working at the restaurant, he also works at the garage. He is watching TV besides eating Everyone besides Jane went to the birthday party   The ferry departs at hourly interval.intervals I stay at my parents' house He wasn’t at home last night   John was accused of stealing the box of coins. John is the son of Jacob I knew him since January of last year   Verb   Miss Wong came early to make coffee for everyone, didn’t she? There are things we didn’t know until John told us He didn’t study yet he passed in his exams  passed his exams   The naughty boy was running at that time, wasn’t he? I wasn’t hungry just now He wasn’t accepted for the job   I shall Madam Andrea in Scotland after my examinations. incomplete - have you missed out part of your verb? I shall visit my aunty next week After lunch we shall visit the school   John decided to go to the library and borrow some books. John plans to borrow some money from the bank It is not a good habit to borrow something from people   The musical concerts will be held in Germany next year. The elections will be held by December He will be held responsible for the incident   Neither of the girls are keen on taking up sewing. They are having their dinner They are cleaning the house   Aaron usually drinks milk but yesterday he asked for tea instead. He drinks a lot of water He drinks water from the tap   Harry, like his brother, is a good athlete. He is washing his car He is pressing the wrong button   Either of the shirts looks good on you. It looks like he is searching for something He looks handsome   Adverb   Kim does not want to join us for dinner as she has already taken hers. eaten OR had He has already taken his lunch  eaten OR had The building is already completed   Since you are not the culprit, you should not be worried about the interrogation. Since yesterday there was no rain at all   Ungrammatical>>There has been no rain at all since yesterday. I have worked for the company since the 1990s.   It is the most exciting movie I have seen That is the most attractive colour Most people love shopping   Auxiliary Verb   Everyone in my family has a mobile phone. It's a car that has air bags The cat has run away   I usually have my dinner at half past seven in the evening. I have studied today I have slept this afternoon   Relative pronoun   No matter what she did or said, he would not forgive her. He really enjoys what he does best He only does what is right in life   This is the girl whom we were talking about. The man whom you met is my friend  This is the person to whom I sent my job application   Conjunction   The pant was uncomfortable so Jack refused to wear it.  "pants" = trousers - always in the plural. He was hungry so he ate some food It rained so I did not go out today