Subject-Verb Agreement Errors:
* Incorrect: The team is playing well tonight.
* Correct: The team are playing well tonight. (Team is plural, so the verb should be "are")
* Incorrect: Each of the students have their own opinions.
* Correct: Each of the students has their own opinions. (Each is singular, so the verb should be "has")
Tense Errors:
* Incorrect: I seen the movie last night.
* Correct: I saw the movie last night. (Past tense of "see" is "saw")
* Incorrect: They will went to the store tomorrow.
* Correct: They will go to the store tomorrow. (Future tense of "go" is "will go")
Voice Errors:
* Incorrect: The book was wrote by a famous author.
* Correct: The book was written by a famous author. (Passive voice should use the past participle "written")
Modal Verb Errors:
* Incorrect: I can go to the party, but I should to stay home.
* Correct: I can go to the party, but I should stay home. (Modal verb "should" doesn't take "to")
Other Errors:
* Incorrect: I don't know nothing about it.
* Correct: I don't know anything about it. (Double negative is incorrect)
* Incorrect: She had went to the doctor.
* Correct: She had gone to the doctor. (Past participle of "go" is "gone")
Important Note: Context is crucial for identifying verb errors. Some sentences might seem grammatically incorrect, but they are actually correct in certain contexts, like when using an idiom or a dialect.