1. After you read the reading text, write suitable expressions in each blank after you find who sent the letter to whom on which date.

2. What is Mina's mother like to Mina, checking it. Check the box before 'Mina's best friend.'

In #1 and #2, are there any grammatical errors?

3. I like pears. (Are the following answers to this statement all correct?)

Me too.
I like them, too.
So do I.
Same here.

4. I don't like pears. (Are the following answers to this statement all correct?)

Me neither.
I don't like them, either.
Neither do I.

#2. Why is "checking it" there? Delete that.

#3 = You would hear any of those.

#4 = You could hear any of those as well.

1. In question #1, there are grammatical errors in the phrasing of the question. The question should be rephrased as: "After reading the text, write suitable expressions in each blank to identify who sent the letter, to whom it was sent, and on which date it was sent."

2. In question #2, there are no grammatical errors.

3. For the statement "I like pears," all of the following answers are correct:

- Me too.
- I like them, too.
- So do I.
- Same here.

These expressions all convey agreement with the statement and indicate that the speaker shares the same liking for pears.

4. For the statement "I don't like pears," all of the following answers are correct:

- Me neither.
- I don't like them, either.
- Neither do I.

These expressions convey agreement with the negative statement and indicate that the speaker also does not like pears.