Learn how to identify and correct common grammatical mistakes in sentences, perfect for 12-year-old students.
The original sentence is: 'She can to speak five languages.'
To correct the mistake, we need to remove the word 'to' because after the modal verb 'can', we use the base form of the main verb directly.
The corrected sentence is: 'She can speak five languages.'
So, the mistake in the original sentence was the unnecessary 'to'.
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