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Answer: The infinitive of purpose \'to buy\' is used to express the reason for going somewhere.
Answer: A calf is the young of a cow; a foal is the young of a horse.
Answer: A doctor works in a hospital; a teacher works in a school. Both are professional to workplace relationships.
Answer: A teacher teaches a student; a doctor treats a patient. The relationship is professional to the person served.
Answer: \'Everyone\' is a singular indefinite pronoun and takes the singular verb \'has\'.
Answer: After \'asked\', the correct structure is \'asked someone to do something\'.
Answer: A book is written by an author; a painting is created by an artist.
Answer: \'Good\' and \'bad\' are opposites; \'light\' and \'dark\' are also opposites.
Answer: A seed grows into a tree; an egg hatches into a bird. Both are origin to result.
Answer: A pencil is used to write; a knife is used to cut. Both are tool to function relationships.
Answer: \'An\' is used before words starting with a vowel sound. \'Honest\' begins with a silent h, so the vowel sound determines the article.
Answer: \'On\' is the correct preposition for something resting on a surface.
Answer: A bird can fly; a fish can swim. Both represent an organism\'s primary movement.
Answer: \'When\' is used to indicate a point in time when an action interrupted another.
Answer: A car travels on a road; a ship travels on the ocean. Both are vehicle to medium of travel.
Answer: This is a third conditional sentence. The correct structure requires \'had known\' in the if-clause.
Answer: An eye is used to see; an ear is used to hear. Both are organ to function relationships.
Answer: With \'neither...nor\', the verb agrees with the nearer subject. \'Students\' is plural, so \'are\' is correct.
Answer: The correct preposition with \'preferred\' is \'to\'. We say \'prefer X to Y\'.
Answer: \'Since\' is used with a specific point in time (2010), while \'for\' is used with a duration.