15 Most Common English Grammar Mistakes Learners Make 😭😭😭 Fix Your English Errors Now! Hridhaan

15 Most Common English Grammar Mistakes Learners Make 😭😭😭 Fix Your English Errors Now! #englishmistakes #grammarmistakes #englisherrors
As an English learner you are bound to make mistakes. But there are some common mistakes in English even the advanced English learners make. You have to take these mistakes seriously as it can ruin your impression. These common English errors could be easily fixed, if you understand what they really are. In this English lesson, I will take you through such 14 silly English mistakes related to vocabulary, word choice, sentence structure, which I have come across to my students. Watch the complete lesson and fix these common errors once and for all.
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What of: I meet nobody, am I correct

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Fluen and polite speaker

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How about "I had visited London" is it a right way

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Sir please start a every day vocabulary series with some good examples

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It will be very helpful

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Yes sir it will be best opportunity for learning

[@asthatiwari2648]

Great video sir! The one I wasn't aware of already is "open your book to page 45".

[@exanimo11]

That's probably because it's wrong. Open your book on page 45. Turn to page 45.

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An amazing tutor. Very knowledgeable and clear with his words. Also very good looking. 🙂

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Yeees, that's right. And it's really enjoyful to watch his classes)

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I love you reshma

[@TheperfectfrenchwithDylane]

I still have trouble with Anybody / Nobody. I know the rule but it doesn't come naturally for me yet. Practice makes perfect 🙂

[@leenachauhan9426]

Anbody means someone out of a group, a single person. Nobody means no one

[@RanjeetSingh-lw7by]

Open ur book to page no 45 ,, this is something new i learned thank u so much,, and i know about double negative ,, but still americans use that like "i cant see nothing " in movies .

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Thank you for all the tips! I love those "m-m-m" !

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[@moonisrahman8515]

Brilliant

[@NiharTripathy_Dew_Lord]

Sir, "with/to" actually is not a conjunction, rather it's a preposition here in the context of the sentence- She's married with/to a pilot. If I'm wrong , do let me know sir. No offence.

[@N7choudhary]

You're right. I felt the same.

[@sanchitasharma505]

@@N7choudhary Even I think so !

[@IndianForestService-1]

Astonishing way of explaining.......... expecting that you would keep uploading at least one video daily😃

[@strangerreality21]

1. Since 2. Among 3. Anybody 4. To 5. To 6. Adjective + adverb 7. Every + singular verb 8. Visited 9. Bored 10. That/Who 11. Past tense of swim (swan, swum) 12. No room (not "no place") 13. Anything (not "nothing") 14. 15.

[@furqanqureshi9612]

Correct it 11 swam

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I must say if anyone's gonna stick to this channel, s/he's going to be perfectly perfect at English💕😊.... Thank you so much Mr. Hridhaan. Love your contents.

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Nicely explained. ❤from karnataka ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ India

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You’re a very good teacher Thank you so much for being with us Mr. hridhaan 😇👍👍

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Love you samiksha

[@saddy5905]

My dear, when we add +s /es to a noun , it becomes a plural. If we add +s/es to a verb, it becomes singular my dear. Otherwise I love your lectures.

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Thanks for your teaching for social media,God blessed you

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I love the way teach. And you have a presentable personality.

[@jagritibose6239]

Sir, can you please explain some classroom English for teacher. And conversation between teacher and student🙏

[@kathijahumayoon7073]

Actually...' Likes ' is singular...' Like ' is plural... When each and every comes we need to use "singular verb " according to subject verb agreement..A verb becomes singular when we add -s to it..

[@beckyshg]

That singular subject which u mentioned was correct however the verb which u had mentioned was incorrect

[@kathijahumayoon7073]

Rebekah Singh could you please explain me what you mean?

[@lauranavarreterivera8104]

She wanted to explain that..... "every student" is my subject in my sentence, and it's singular, for this reason, I have to add an "s" to the verb like , then " likes" is in 3 Rd person, it's not plural

[@MrAsingh1989]

2:56 Or you can say: “please take out your book and turn to page 45.”

[@R.E._Peony]

Yes.

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9:02 i have seen this 5 times😂

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Hahaha

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Haha

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Too good. Thanks for sharing this video. These are the common errors I've made so many times.

[@JyotiMalhotra99]

You are doing an excellent job but I would llike to point out something. 'Enough' is not always used after the word it modifies. When used as an adjective, it is used before the noun it modifies eg. There is enough space for alll of us. There is enough water in the jug. When used as an adverb, it is used after the adjevtive or verb that it modifies. Eg. The house is spacious enough.

[@Freebeeme]

Sir the way you elucidate everything..very impressive..Amazing keep it up.

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Clear crystal explanation....Thank u Hrithan

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Hello Hridhaan...Thank you for these wonderful classes...it's been a great help for me....please help me out with these words...nauseous , nauseated and nauseating..please give examples as to when they can be used...which is the right sentence? 1) I feel nauseous. 2)I feel nauseated. 3)Its nauseating.

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We can read to understand. We can write to be correct. We can know to know or know. We can use for use. We can learn usage. We can able. We can.

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It's a really helpful class. Thanks.💚💚

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Thank you for wonderful, class i am feeling very much difference.. from english.i had difficulty for the first time now it's very good,

[@ashurabintehalim23]

Since used for specific time example : Friday, 3 pm , 3 hours etc. While distributing something use among instead of Between. You can't use nobody in a negative sentence. Word order : open your book to 45 page. Married+to Adjective+enough (good enough ) Every student likes the teacher. (V1+s , every student indicates each and every student which is singular subject). ● While using which person (relative clause) we have to use who . ● past tense contains v2 ●information is uncountable. ●There's no place[×]/SPACE,ROOM in the hall

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Thank you , sir, It seems to me just revising.so ,well done.!!!it was a nice presentation.

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Right

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I have completed my graduation. Not recently though. And I know for a fact that I am not grammatically incorrect.

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Superve it improved my english very much 🌌🌌🌌

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We need more lesson like this.....

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Sir, thank you to provide us this precious knowledge

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Simply ...got it...thnx for ur lesson 👍

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Divide these samosa amongs children. Divide this samosa between John and his wife. Is this correct?

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Divide these samosas among children.

[@simantinidebnath]

Yes when we are talking about two people, it's okay to use between... Between two people/things... Among many (more than two) people/things

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Yus

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We use amongst when article comes

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Yes its

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u have great voice sir

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Can we also write the last sentence like “She knows nothing about this matter”.

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I guess we can do this

[@R.E._Peony]

Yes, you can.

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8:26 "it is either 'who' or 'that' "

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Good english teacher ' 👍

[@proudtobeanintrovert2806]

Hey, Hridhaan, I have a bone to pick with you, every student likes the teacher. It's all about the subject-verb agreement that is, likes is the singular form of the verb and like is the plural form. Verb pattern is quite the opposite of the noun pattern.

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Perfect

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Perfect

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I like the way he spk.. and his action.. also.. i am sure i learned.. 😉

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Thank you Hridhaan sir. Learned a lot of new things from this video. 😃

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Exçellent way of teaching

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Actually u look like a character in frozen 🙈🙈🙈can't remember the name🙈🙈

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Superb sir ...keep up with your valuable videos.. priceless..

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Best Indian teacher ❤❤

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Very interesting. Helped a lot to correct the mistakes that I commit.

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Do we use articles before breakfast, lunch or dinner, i doubt...

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Please make a video about how to appreciate musicians like guitarists

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Every night I see one video of this young man and learn new things from his lecture.

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Thanks a million for teaching this lesson Hridaan!!! "Nowadays, every children likes the parent". Correct me if it wrong Hridaan.

[@s..1975]

Every child... It should be

[@CS_onYoutube]

Every child likes their parents

[@maxutunnam4449]

Use like either 😅 every children 😅...every is talking about each and every specifically so every children is not correct either 😅

[@samdad4563]

“I have eaten the lunch” is wrong as adding an article with a meal means your are talking about a specific meal, ex - it’s the lunch which made me ill. The correct way is “ I have eaten lunch”.

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You are right

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Inestimable!!

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Thank you sir I learn lot of to this video

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I really appreciate all your help

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Thank you Sir.💯

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Excellent lesson 🫡

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Another great vlog by Hridhaan ! Your Awesome !

[@sanjeevkumarsharma6679]

Hridhaan, I always have confusion when to use "Have" and "Has". Some places only I am sure. Please make one video on this topic.

[@orcofnbu]

1:18 between can be used if they mean sorting

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Much Appreciated Mr. ENGLISH PROFESSOR!!

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Between is used for 2 things/people/places. Among for more than 2.

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You people are awesome thank you for all the videos love you love you

[@komalpatel4163]

Hello sir, I am not agree with the first two sentences. I think we can't use since if we are discussing about future. Like "I will be on leave from next Friday. ". Right?? For the second sentence we can only use among when there is more than 2 people

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Thanks sir this video was breathtaking .

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It's a helpful video for everyone

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Very useful lesson 👍

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Fantastic class

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Well done mate. Common errors my students make for sure.

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The ‘should/would/could of’ usage is another common mistakes people make a whole lot. I seen way too many comments using it.

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Wow useful class sir..

[@shiva-420]

Among them mostly I know but the video was superb

[@mallikarjunarjun8849]

Hai Hridhan the way of your teaching is really incredible..please let me know when to use despite and in spite

[@sameersomaya]

Hi Hridhaan I have a doubt as in the video u said one sentence ' She is married with a pilot.' 'With' here is used as a preposition not a conjunction. The answer u said 'She is married to a pilot.' So 'to' is a preposition not a conjunction. There is one more error regarding the sentence 'The house is spacious enough for me.' Enough is one of those words that can be used as an adjective and an adverb. The adverb enough is used to modify an adjective. In this case, it goes after the adjective it modifies. When it is used as an quantifier it will come before noun. Example. I have enough food for the day.

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Thankyou too sir 😊

[@WBanduMedia07]

Truly helpful, many thanks.

[@sanilkumar675]

In 8:21 you mentioned either use which or that to inform a person ( Instead of which) ( in nutshell explanation time ) but it is who or that . I am pretty sure it’s a tongue slip ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@JuliansVoice]

Thank you sir.

[@sphilip6155]

Turn to page 45 ... sounds better

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Thanks for this chanel. 😊

[@brd8764]

Grammars can go wrong and we cannot know it. It is about learning and improving the taste. Grammar is not important for using so it is not needed at all or is necessary for use.

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Thanks Mr.hridhaan...ur teaching way is excellent 👌🙏

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THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO

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Excellent video