Damn, just done, what a hazzle. Did the whole thing, working on my mom's pc. Then realised she only had this crap programme called Wordpad on this one, so I had to mail it to myself, in order to do the paragraphs and so on properly, on me mom's old pc, which has a sufficient programme, what a hazzle. Dead boring stuff too.
Here's a bit to let you know just how uninteresting it is:
"*Everybody are here
Everybody is an indefinite pronoun, indefinite pronouns take a singular verb, thus are is incorrect, it should be "everybody is here".
*I don't know what the future brings
As discussed before, non-progressive present can only be used for future reference, if it is with great certainty the events will take place. To put it mildly, that is not the case here. It should be "I don't know what the future will bring".
*In india English is being used in courts of law.
The use of progressive signals that Indians are speaking English in their courts of law as the sentence is uttered. I suppose, it should be expressing a constant state of affairs, therefore the simple present should be used. "In india English is used in courts of law". "