Question

The monkey ate cherries nad mangoes
The theives killed the oxen with their knives
The eleves were standing on cliffs
The children bouht berries, potatoes and flower from the market
Teacher kept the book on the shelves

Answer 1

Answer:

The monkey ate cherries and mangoes.

The thieves killed the oxen with their knives.

The elves were standing on cliffs.

The children bought berries, potatoes, and flowers from the market. Or, The children bought berries, potatoes, and a flower from the market.

The teachers kept the book on the shelf.

Explanation:

Mainly spelling errors, some punctuation as well. In the fourth sentence, if the children bought a single flower, then the article "a" would be used. But, if they have bought multiple, then there is no need. In the last sentence, since a single book cannot be placed on multiple shelves, the singular form of the word will be used. Hope this helped!