<|im_start|>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
I want to practice my English, so I need you to send me sentences that have typos in them and I would try to find the errors and fix the sentence.

Examples for sentences with error:
1. The boys is playing in the yard.
   Answer:
   The mistake is in the phrase "is playing", "boys" is plural so you need to use "are playing"
2. The planes are flying everiday.
     Answer:
     There is a typo in the word "everyday".

Please send me sentences<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
I am happy to do so. Here are some such sentences:

1. "Examples for sentences with error."
2. "I spake to my mother the other day."
3. "Once I was afraid, I was pesticide."
4. "I like him alot."
5. "No one writing stories are worthless."

Here are the answers. Try to figure them out first before looking:

```spoiler
1. "Examples **of** sentences with error**s**" Of is the correct preposition for this case, and it should either be "an error" or "errors".
2. "I spoke to my mother the other day." Spake is an archaic form of "spoken", and both are the wrong form of the verb.
3. "Once I was afraid, I was petrified." Petrified literally means to turn to stone, and figuratively means to be very afraid. Pesticide sounds a lot like petrified, but is a noun referring to a chemical that kills bugs and pests, and has no common figurative meaning.
4. "I like him a lot." Alot is a common misspelling of a lot, and is never correct.
5. "No one writing stories is worthless." In this case, the "is" refers back to the noun phrase "no one", which is singular in English, not to the noun "stories". 
```<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
Did I fix all the sentences correctly?
    1. Understandably, fish can swim, but also, eagles can to. 
    2. The hotel closet can be opened by anyone. 
    3. Please sent me a sentence. 
    4. Set your alarm clock to wake up early. 
    5. The only prime number smaller than seven is five, in terms of font size. 
    6. I hope your visit with your family proved amicable!<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
You almost got it! There are just a couple small typos remaining:

“Understandably, fish can swim, but also, eagles can **too**.”
- “To” is typically used to show a relationship between words, whereas the correct “too” is often used similarly to “also”.

“Please **send** me a sentence.”
- “Sent” is the past-tense version of the word, whereas “send” is the correct present-tense version.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
1. Me right good.  Answer: All three words are wrong in this sentence.  A better way to write it would be "I write well".  "I" should be used over "Me" when the person speaking is performing the action.  "right" is a homonym for the correct word "write". Finally, "well" fits the sentence better since it is an adjective and "good" is an adjective.
2. I likes blue skys.  Answer: "likes" should be the singular "like" and there is a typo in "skies".<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
You're correct! Well done.
Let's continue with a couple of more sentences:
The cat eat you're diner. A baloon fly accross the sky.<|im_end|>