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Corrected sentences (punctuation, capitalisation, spelling and grammar):

  1. You may sit wherever you like. ("seat" is a noun/transitive verb; "sit" is required.)
  2. I saw a movie yesterday. (Capital "I"; with a past time marker "yesterday" the simple past is used, not the past perfect.)
  3. I believe in him. (The verb "believe" takes the preposition "in".)
  4. Sahu did not understand what you said. (After "did not" the base form "understand" is used; reported verb in the past.)
  5. It's amazing! ("It's" = it is, needs an apostrophe; exclamation mark for the exclamatory sentence.)
Doubtly AI · 25 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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