Hi,
Two questions:
1. In regard to your correction, can we put the article/determiner "the" in front of the words "copies"? No. It's a more general reference, not a reference to any specific copies. Copies may not even exist yet.
2. Why is that after the phrase "most of the invoices" the verb is in singular and in the following sentence the verb is in the plural form? It should be singular. I made a careless error. I also misspelled 'seems'.
All of the rooms have private baths, and most have radios and TV.
Also, why not "TVs"? The word "TV" cannot be in a plural form? You could say TVs if you wanted to. It depends on whether you are thinking of 'TV sets' or 'TV service'. To be consistent in style, you should say either 'radio and TV' or 'radios and TVs'.
3. I said, "Thank you, although I am not the person posted the original post" and my question is does the conjunction "although" alway ask for a comma right before it? Can you think of an incidence/situation where it is not needed? It's not uncommon to omit a comma. It depends on how tightly the 'although' clause relates to what went before. eg He loved her although he left her.
Best wishes, Clive