Question

1. What is the difference between 'scarf' and 'muffler'?

2. Stir the egg in the container.

3. Mince the three gingers on the cutting board.

4. Slice three pieces of garlic on the chopping board.

5. Dice the radish into many pieces on the cutting board.

(Are the sentences correct from 2 through 5?)

6. He is the friend of mine.
(Is this a correct sentence?)

7. Uncle, bring me today's newspaper.

8. The barbershop is three miles' distance from here.

9. The drive-in theater is an hour's walk from my apartment.

10. He bought five dollars' worth of items at the convenience store.
(Are they all grammatical?)

Answer 1

1 - OK

2 - OK

3 - The word "ginger" in this sense does not have a plural form. You should write "...three pieces of ginger..."

4 - OK

5 - OK

6 - It's so-so; better would be "He is a friend of mine."

7 - OK, but would be better if you added "please"!

8 - OK

9 - OK

10 - OK

Nice job, overall!