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1. The students got (A) -> The students told the librarian buy (B) -> the librarian to buy books for (C) them (D).
- The verb "got" is incorrectly used here; the phrase should express the action of telling someone to do something. The proper form is "told" followed by "to buy."

2. I see (A) that (B) chopsticks are (C) widely use (D) in China.
- "Use" should be "used" because the adverb "widely" indicates that chopsticks have been used in this manner in the past.

3. I like (A) your photos of (B) wild animals. Where did (C) they taken (D)?
- "Taken" should be changed to "take." The structure "did" calls for the base form of the verb.

4. Breakfast is (A) serving (B) in Pierrot's Restaurant between (C) 7 and (D) 9:30 am.
- "Serving" should be "served" as it indicates a state rather than an ongoing action.

5. Jose had (A) her passport steal (B) on a (C) train in (D) Italy.
- "Steal" should be changed to "stolen," indicating that the passport was taken from her.

6. Some (A) trees have planted (B) by (C) the gardener already (D).
- "Have planted" should be "have been planted." The passive voice needs to be used to indicate that the trees were planted by someone.

7. Doctor Brown will (A) be given (B) you some (C) useful advice (D).
- "Be given" should be "give." The sentence should read "Doctor Brown will give you some useful advice."

8. I think (A) you should (B) be water (C) this plant daily (D).
- "Be water" should be "water." The sentence needs to convey a command or suggestion regarding watering the plant.

9. Harry is (A) going to send (B) a postcard for (C) Tom tomorrow (D).
- "For" should be changed to "to." The correct phrase should indicate that the postcard is addressed to Tom.