Our teacher keeps giving weird sentences...
I don't know if it's appropriate to post something like this in this section, but one of our English teacher at school keeps driving me mad sometimes by making grammar mistakes; therefore, I just want to make sure if these two sentences are correct since they sound a bit weird to me and I don't know what to believe from the handout she gave us.
1. The police showed to pull over for a check.
2. The way of one's talk will bring put his/ her personality.

Thank you in advance.

Question

Our teacher keeps giving weird sentences...
I don't know if it's appropriate to post something like this in this section, but one of our English teacher at school keeps driving me mad sometimes by making grammar mistakes; therefore, I just want to make sure if these two sentences are correct since they sound a bit weird to me and I don't know what to believe from the handout she gave us.
1. The police showed to pull over for a check.
2. The way of one's talk will bring put his/ her personality.

Thank you in advance.

Answer

Indeed, they are both wrong. Perhaps these sentences were created with the "help" of Google Translate. 😜

The first one should be something like:
"The police pulled me over ..." (to perform a search) (to check my documents)
"The police was signalling to me to pull over ... (to perform a search) (to check my documents)

The second sentence doesn't make sense to me at all.
Unless the teacher means something like:
"The way we speak reveals who we are." Or to use the words provided: "The way one speaks reveals one's personality."

I hope this helps.

Answer

These are both incorrect. 
1. The police slowed down and pulled her over for a check. I would never say that but I'm limited by the words utilized in the sentence.  
2. The way one "speaks" "shows or highlights " his/ her personality.