Can someone check if the questions and the sentences are grammatical? Thank you.
1)Can you fly with a Bergonian passport?
2) Why might visitors not be welcome on Seeland?
3) What are the citizens of the Aerican Empire like?
4) What happened to Danny when he accepted his friend’s invitation?
5) Which micronation in the text do you think is the most interesting?
6) Would you like to rule a nation? Where would you start a new nation and what would you call it?
7) What laws would you have if you were asked to rule a nation?
8) Have you ever downloaded software or music illegally?
9) What do you find annoying/interesting/embarrassing/boring?
Mention one thing which worries you.
10) What does the security guard wish people would do?
11) What does he ask Mark to do?
The security guard tells Mark he is not allowed to skateboard there because it is private property.
The security guard wishes people would notice these signs.
Delivery truck come in there all the time, so if people skateboard they’ll have an accident.
Though Mark hasn’t done anything wrong, the security guard suggests he look for a different place
Mark apologises to him and excuses himself by saying that he didn’t realise it was private property.
1) To check the grammaticality of a sentence, it's necessary to analyze its structure, word choice, and punctuation. In the sentence "Can you fly with a Bergonian passport?", the sentence structure is correct with the subject "you" and the verb "fly." Additionally, the word choice and punctuation are appropriate, so this sentence is grammatical.
2) Similarly, "Why might visitors not be welcome on Seeland?" is a grammatically correct sentence. It follows the subject-verb-object structure and uses appropriate word choice and punctuation.
3) "What are the citizens of the Aerican Empire like?" is also grammatically correct. The sentence consists of the subject "citizens," the linking verb "are," and the predicate adjective "like," properly forming a grammatical sentence.
4) "What happened to Danny when he accepted his friend’s invitation?" is a valid grammatical sentence. It follows the subject-verb-object structure and is punctuated correctly.
5) "Which micronation in the text do you think is the most interesting?" is grammatically correct. It uses appropriate word choice, sentence structure, and punctuation.
6) "Would you like to rule a nation? Where would you start a new nation and what would you call it?" These two sentences are both grammatically correct. They are formed as questions and use the proper punctuation.
7) "What laws would you have if you were asked to rule a nation?" This sentence is grammatically correct. The tense is consistent, and it follows the subject-verb-object structure.
8) "Have you ever downloaded software or music illegally?" This sentence is grammatically correct. It uses the appropriate verb tense and punctuation.
9) "What do you find annoying/interesting/embarrassing/boring? Mention one thing that worries you." These two sentences are grammatically correct. They follow the subject-verb-object structure and use appropriate punctuation.
10) "What does the security guard wish people would do?" This sentence is grammatically correct. It follows the subject-verb-object structure and uses appropriate word choice and punctuation.
11) "What does he ask Mark to do?" This sentence is grammatically correct. It follows the subject-verb-object structure and is punctuated correctly.
Regarding the paragraph, it consists of a series of statements rather than sentences. Each statement is in present tense and provides information about the situation. However, the sentences could be revised to add punctuation and proper sentence structure.