subject–verb agreement, run-on sentence, verb form and tense, or sentence fragment.

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curtis37

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I am having trouble figuering out what is wrong with these sentences. I know that between these four sentences that there is something wrong with each one of them. subject–verb agreement, run-on sentence, verb form and tense, or sentence fragment. Can anyone explain what is wrong and how to correctly re-write them?
  1. This morning I watch TV before I drove here.
  2. The bank robber escaped from the bank. With some money.
  3. That brand of car goes very fast, which is why many people wants them.
  4. Can I call you back? I am try to escape from the giant monster attacking the warehouse.
 

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1. this morning I watched TV before I drove here.
2.The bank robber escaped from the bank with some money.
3.Cars of that brand are very fast, which is why many people want them.
4.Can I call you back? I am trying to escape from the giant monster attacking the warehouse.
 
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