When 'work' means labor or tasks, it is uncountable. It should be 'much work' or 'many pieces of work'. 'Works' refers to literary compositions or factories.

'Scenery' is an uncountable noun and requires a singular verb. The correct verb is 'is'.

When 'one of the + plural noun' is followed by a relative pronoun (who/that), the verb must agree with the antecedent (plural noun). Here, 'players' is plural, so 'has' should be 'have'.

The noun 'police' is a collective noun that takes a plural verb. Therefore, 'has' should be replaced with 'have'. Correct: 'The police have arrested the thief'.

'Senior' takes 'to', not 'than'. Correct: 'He is senior to me'.

Redundant 'back' after 'return'. Correct: 'Return my money'.

'Reach' is transitive; it does not take 'to'. Correct: 'We reached the station'.

Verbs like 'call', 'name', 'elect', 'appoint' do not take 'as'. Correct: 'The teacher called him a fool'.

Traditional grammar dictates 'Due to' should modify a noun (be adjectival), usually following 'to be'. For modifying a verb (adverbial), 'Owing to' or 'Because of' is preferred at the start of a sentence. Correct: 'Owing to illness...'.

Dangling modifier. The car was not walking. Correct: 'While he was walking on the road, a car hit him'.