Exercise 2 of Simple Present Tense

Exercise 2
There is a subject and a verb in every simple present tense clause, and indicate if the sentences are correct (C) or incorrect (I).

For Examples
  C     1. The student gives me a flower.
  I      2. The students gives me a flower.

          1. The box are opened by him every time.
          2. Does she share the information to the other ?
          3. They try unsuccessfully to get into the house.
          4. John doesn't use a credit card to pay some of the bills.
          5. They don't have enough credit to pay the bills.
          6. The house was probably empty.
          7. What does the human suggest?
          8. The interview is apparently quite unsuccssesful.
          9. What does you uncle mean ?
        10. The final exam is harder than the others.

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