Common English Mistakes
What is a common mistake?
Common mistakes in English are things that students say/write/understand with the English language that are not right. These mistakes happen a lot with most students who are learning English in countries all over the world.
The good news is that most of these mistakes are very easy to fix once you understand why they are wrong.
On this page, you will find many lessons regarding common English mistakes.
Choose a lesson and start improving your English today!
Video lessons
Know & Now – What’s The Difference? (Confusing English Words) | English In 2 Minutes
In this English lesson you will learn the difference between ‘know’ and ‘now’. You will learn what these words mean and how to pronounce them.
What Does ‘Eat Already’ Really Mean? (Common English Grammar Mistakes)
In this English lesson you will learn what ‘eat already’ really means.
DO NOT SAY ‘I Eat Already’ (Common English Mistakes) – Learn English In One Minute
Do you always say ‘I eat already’? In today’s lesson you will learn why this phrase is wrong and how to say it correctly.
Could Have, Should Have & Would Have (WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE!?) | English Grammar Mistakes
In today’s lesson you will learn the difference between could have, should have and would have. (It’s easy!)
50 ENGLISH LESSONS IN 18 MINUTES! (Pronunciation, Common Mistakes, Grammar, Phrases, Vocabulary)
Are you making the mistakes we talk about in this video? In today’s video you will get to watch 50 English lessons in 18 minutes!
Know & Now – What’s The Difference? (Confusing English Words) | English In 2 Minutes
In this English lesson you will learn the difference between ‘know’ and ‘now’. You will learn what these words mean and how to pronounce them.
What Does ‘Eat Already’ Really Mean? (Common English Grammar Mistakes)
In this English lesson you will learn what ‘eat already’ really means.
DO NOT SAY ‘I Eat Already’ (Common English Mistakes) – Learn English In One Minute
Do you always say ‘I eat already’? In today’s lesson you will learn why this phrase is wrong and how to say it correctly.
Could Have, Should Have & Would Have (WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE!?) | English Grammar Mistakes
In today’s lesson you will learn the difference between could have, should have and would have. (It’s easy!)
50 ENGLISH LESSONS IN 18 MINUTES! (Pronunciation, Common Mistakes, Grammar, Phrases, Vocabulary)
Are you making the mistakes we talk about in this video? In today’s video you will get to watch 50 English lessons in 18 minutes!
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