Grammatical Errors: 120 Common Grammar Mistakes in English And How to Avoid Them

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Bonjour, j’apprécie beaucoup vos vidéos, mais celui je trouve dommage que vous corrigez l’erreur, mais sans donner d’explications et c’est pas toujours évident de trouver la raison de l’erreur. J’ai tenté d’écrire l’erreur dans un autre site et on ne corrige pas l’erreur, alors s’il y en a qui sont évidentes, d’autres ne le sont pas? Merci et bonne journée!

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Can you explain to me why “Thanks for giving me useful advices” incorrect. I’m really confused

[@NeskElOne]

You cannot say "advices" because "advice" is uncountable. Therefore, you could say "give some advice" as you would say "pass me some rice"

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27:32 I noticed the mistake.

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im confuse why is that the statement " either of the plans the answer is "is"not "are" ? plans are plural right?

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7:22 Either in this case is singular. Either = each plan. It would normally be said, "Either plan is equally dangerous," or, "Both plans are equally dangerous."

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Thank you, could you make a video with look and see? like the video of DO AND MAKE

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local idioms are not acceptable in standard English it should be avoided? Is this correct?

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I would say, *they* should be avoided.

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18:04 why "cleans"? Shouldn't it be clean? Can someone explain this to me please

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They're called "alternate subjects," and they take a singular verb unless the second one is plural. Then you use a plural.

[@nada1005]

I really appreciate your efforts here and your videos helped me a lot, I wanna get ur attention to a mistake in that video ( in 18:03 minutes there is the wrong sentence ( Neither I nor you cleans ...) cleans here wrong because both of the subject are singular.

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Right! "Cleans" is singular too.

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@@7ESLLearningEnglish I or you take clean not cleans... if there’s another grammar rule, can you please explain it!

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Correct it, I or you takes clean not cleans

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Can you explain me one query What is the difference between kind or type??? Pls reply if possible

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The words are very close in meaning.

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please explain more about definite article "THE "

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"Definite article" means that we are specifying a certain thing. The cat means that we are talking about one specific cat, not just any cat.

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​@@7ESLLearningEnglish cows give us milk cow give us milk The cow .......... which one is correct and why I'm confused with cows give us milk , cow give us milk please could you explain it

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He cannot read or write? why the answer is "or" not "nor" the statement emphasis negativity right? why not "nor" is the answer?

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Nor is used with neither. He can neither read nor write.

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What's the Assertive sentence of "May I introduce Mr. Smith to you?"

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I Usually/Sometimes Use The Correct Ones

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I use to make big mistakes thanks so much, I get confused with concord

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I want to learn English what can I do to improve it and communication? And also I my grammar is weak. Grammatically Iam incorrect. So what can I do give me some tips

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“Don’t step in the grass” compared to “Keep off the grass” seem like more of a preference than actual errors. Open to feedback

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It would be "don't step *on* the grass." You could say it and be understood, but it would sound odd.

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What's the difference between "it was still bright outside" and "it was still light outside"?, and why is the first one wrong?

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It's not really wrong; it's just a very uncommon way to say this.

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Neither i nor you cleans the board...some1 plz explain how is it grammatically correct...i often got confused. Even i came across one line 'neither i nor is' in a movie of sherlock homes.. But that should be am which is commonly used.

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neither i nor u cleans the boad in this sentence why do we add 's'after the verb?

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I think giving Word "s" not usually True. ..

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The shop is open everyday... will you please explain it.

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It should be "every day." "Everyday" is an adjective, meaning ordinary.

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Just want to say becareful with the sent: where is the capital of...; is not at all any false one, but it may depend on context. If not, he should explain himself!

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He is the best of the two.Correct this sentence.

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How can I explain if you keep butting in? They had no sooner arrived than they were arguing. This was bound to happen sooner or later I gladly avail myself of your offer. Would you mind explaining what those mean?

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1) To "butt in" is to interrupt. 2) Immediately after they arrived, they were arguing. 3) This was certain to happen ... 4) I am happy to accept and make use of your offer.

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The sent:the experience is the mother....; there he made mistake by crossing out mother instead of....?

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If you talk about the mistakes. Is posible you learn more the mistakes that the correc writeen is barrer to give the correct English. And this form not confu se. Well for me is more compulsory to learn by this way.

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please tell me, "It was really nice working with you?? or It has been really nice working with you?? which is correct?

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Technically "it has been ...," but you'll hear both.

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It seems to me there's a grammar mistake: i am sorry to have keep you waiting . despite I am sorry to have kept you waiting...

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"have kept" is correct. Or you could say "I'm sorry to keep you waiting" [without "have".]

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"Instead of," not "despite." : )

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Advice or advise???

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These r same words. Advise is used in US whereas advice is used in UK.

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Advice is the noun. Advise is the verb.

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Is "yummy to eat ! Correct??

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We usually just say "it's yummy." But yes.