The correct word order is subject ("She"), verb ("is"), and adverb ("always").
"On" is the appropriate preposition to describe the position of something on a surface.
The past simple tense "studied" correctly matches the time indicator "yesterday."
The correct subject-verb agreement requires "doesn't" (does + not) with the base form of the verb "like."
"More interesting" is the correct comparative form for the adjective "interesting."
"Team" is treated as a singular collective noun, so the singular verb "is" is used.
The third-person singular subject "She" requires the verb form "goes."
The article "an" is used before words starting with a vowel sound, like "apple."
The present simple tense "drinks" is correct for habitual actions with a singular subject.
"Their" is used as a singular, gender-neutral pronoun to agree with "everyone."
The subjunctive mood uses "were" with "I" to express hypothetical situations.
