Correct these sentences.

Everyone has their own sandwiches.

The team is all wearing their uniforms.

The girl is running.

The dog and the cat like to play.

Maths is my favourite subject.

I did walk to the shops.

I have walked to the shops.

We walked to the school.

We have to walk to the school.

We did it.

He drove the car.

I took the parcel, ran, and felled over.

I look up and seize the eagle.

While Mr. Janks taught us, I thought of a good idea.

Jon caught the ball.

Something was crawling up the side of the sky ship’s wooden hull! Ty, whose face pales, shrinks back and ducks down behind the tiller, but Mariana rushes to the edge and will peer into the gloom below. She can just make out something, or somebody scrabbled up the side of the ship. It is quite small and has green eyes. It pauses and stares back up at her. “It’s a baby dragon,” she is calling, “and it’s hurt.” Mariana, whose brow frowns with concentration, was going to reach down to grip its outstretched paw and pull it onto the deck. “It will hurt in the storm.”

The dragon let is shivering with cold and whimpered. Ty dashes off to fetch a ship’s blanket, wondering anxiously if the dragon let’s mother was pleased to know that they would help her baby. Mariana will speak calmly to the baby, hoping that Captain O’Shea will not take a dim view of what they have done!