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.
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Video lessons
How To Use Could, Should And Would In English Grammar | Common English Mistakes
Tired of being confused by should could and would? In this lesson you will learn the difference between should could and would.
How To Ask Questions In English With The Right Intonation (With Examples + Practice Sentences)
Native speakers not sure if you are asking a question or making a statement? In today’s lesson you will learn how to use the correct intonation (tone) when asking questions in English.
How To Use Still And Yet In English (What’s The Difference!?) | Common English Mistakes
Not sure whether to use yet or still? In this lesson you will learn the meaning of yet and still and when to use these words.
5 Things Native English Speakers NEVER Say (Say This Instead!)
Start sounding like a native English speaker today. In this lesson you will learn 5 phrases that native speakers normally never use.
Common Grammar Mistakes In Speaking English (And How To Fix Them!)
Want to improve your grammar and start speaking English like a native speaker? In today’s lesson you will learn how to fix some common grammar mistakes you might be making.
How To Use Could, Should And Would In English Grammar | Common English Mistakes
Tired of being confused by should could and would? In this lesson you will learn the difference between should could and would.
How To Ask Questions In English With The Right Intonation (With Examples + Practice Sentences)
Native speakers not sure if you are asking a question or making a statement? In today’s lesson you will learn how to use the correct intonation (tone) when asking questions in English.
How To Use Still And Yet In English (What’s The Difference!?) | Common English Mistakes
Not sure whether to use yet or still? In this lesson you will learn the meaning of yet and still and when to use these words.
5 Things Native English Speakers NEVER Say (Say This Instead!)
Start sounding like a native English speaker today. In this lesson you will learn 5 phrases that native speakers normally never use.
Common Grammar Mistakes In Speaking English (And How To Fix Them!)
Want to improve your grammar and start speaking English like a native speaker? In today’s lesson you will learn how to fix some common grammar mistakes you might be making.
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