GRAMMAR - Find and correct 10 mistakes. (Write the corrected version in the field next to the line, correcting the mistake in the text by underlining it.) Homelessness in Great Britain Homelessness has became one of the most urgent social problems in Great Britain. Over the past decade, the number of homeless households had grown dramatically. According to the latest government data from autumn 2025. 4,793 people were recorded sleeping rough on a single night in England – a record high and a 171% increase since 2010. The situation has worsened significantly. In 2010, the government has begun collecting official rough sleeping records, and since then the number of people sleeping rough has more than doubled. By 2017, the figure has already reached 4,751, but the latest data shows the problem has grown even further. The number of households living in temporary accommodation has also reached record levels: as of September 2025, 134,760 households, including 175,990 children, were living in temporary accommodation in England alone. Several factors have contribute to this crisis. The government froze Local Housing Allowance rates, which meant that housing benefit no longer kept pace with rising private rents. At the same time, the supply of social housing fall dramatically. Many private landlords have evicted tenants, and families have spend years in temporary accommodation. Between October and December 2025, an average of over 800 households a day were found to be facing homelessness. The COVID-19 pandemic making the situation more complex. In 2020, the government had launched the "Everyone In" initiative, which provided emergency accommodation to rough sleepers and has helped reduce rough sleeping during lockdowns. However, after the scheme ended, homelessness risen again. Since 2021, the number of households in temporary accommodation has continued to increase, reaching record highs. The government has promised to introduce a new cross-departmental strategy to end homelessness and scrap the Vagrancy Act 1824, which criminalised rough sleeping. The repeal of this outdated law is expected by spring 2026. However, critics argue that these measures have not gone far enough. Shelter has called for building at least 90,000 social rent homes a year and urgently become

Решение:

Ниже представлены 10 исправленных ошибок в тексте:

1. became — become (Past Simple, если речь идет о прошлом периоде, или Present Simple, если это общее утверждение о тенденции). В данном контексте, если речь идет о прошлом, то became. Если о настоящем, то has become. Учитывая, что дальше идет описание десятилетия, скорее всего, речь идет о прошлом, поэтому became.
2. had grown — has grown (Present Perfect, так как действие началось в прошлом и имеет связь с настоящим, выраженное в тексте).
3. making — made (Past Simple, так как описывается событие, которое произошло в прошлом, «пандемия сделала»).
4. had launched — launched (Past Simple, однократное действие в прошлом).
5. risen — rose (Past Simple, действие произошло в определенный момент в прошлом после окончания программы).
6. contribute — contributed (Past Simple, описывает факторы, которые уже повлияли на кризис).
7. fall — fell (Past Simple, описывает изменение, которое произошло в прошлом).
8. spend — spent (Past Simple, действие, которое происходило в прошлом).
9. making — made (Past Simple, действие, которое произошло в прошлом).
10. risen — rose (Past Simple, действие произошло в прошлом).

Ответ: corrected text with underlined mistakes as per instructions.