Unit 7: Finite state grammar checkers

Marisa Reker's sentence set:

1. That girl is Jennifer Leinert.
2. She is from Berlin.
3. And I'm Monny, the monster.
4. Jennifer is David's cousin.
5. She is in Nottingham for a year.
6. Jennifer is English and German.
7. David is at Haywood School.
8. That is Jennifer's new school.
9. Kerstin is my friend, and she is great.
10. Mr Kopp is my English teacher, but he is not English.
11. Are David and Jenny at Benwood School?
12. Where are David and Becky from?
13. David and Jenny are in the school playground.
14. Becky and Robert are not in the playground.
15. Becky is late and Robert is not at school today.
16. Is he ill?
17. That is my English teacher.
18. We are friends.
19. They are not from England.
20. There is Kerstin.
21. My photos aren't in my bag.
22. Becky and Simon are in Simon's room.
23. They are brother and sister.
24. Becky is twelve and Simon is ten.
25. There are numbers in different colours.
26. Card games aren't very popular.
27. Becky and Simon are lucky.
28. They have got a computer.
29. Their names are David, Jenny and Robert.
30. Pop music is great, but I haven't got a favourite pop group.
31. My favourite books are books about animals, and puzzle books.
32. We've got a big dog.
33. I have not got a brother or sister.
34. We have got a very nice teacher.
35. They have got a cassette recorder with a microphone.
36. There is an empty cassette in the cassette recorder.
37. David and his brother are English but I am English and German.
38. Kerstin and Paul have got interesting games for the computer.
39. Paul's favourite activity is not computers.
40. Tennis is OK but swimming is better.
41. Computer games are my favourite activity.
42. You can see their house on it.
43. You can walk to the places on the map or you can go by bike.
44. She is with her new friend Sarah Dixon.
45. Let's meet at my house at half past ten.
46. Let's go swimmng on Sunday, Jenny!
47. What day of the week is it today?
48. It is an old house, and it has got a nice garden.
49. David's father is in charge of things at home.
50. His mother has got a job with a computer firm in the city centre.
51. David hasn't got a sister, but now his cousin Jenny is here.