Common Mistakes That Native English Speakers Make!

Watch out for these three common English mistakes that even native speakers make! This video covers three of the most common mistakes that I often hear native English speakers making.
Should it be poisonous or venomous? How can you use the word 'literally' correctly? and; should you say less or fewer?
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[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

Being honest, I confess to you that I enjoyed like a kid with a new toy with today's video, although I was tempted to use the word "literally" in this comment, it was easy to beat the temptation as I have a lot of years, and I learned the right use of this word, thanks and greetings.

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[@guillaumeflo8057]

that's always good to know that even native English speakers are far from being perfect like native French speakers as well ^^

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Absolutely!

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