Common Verb Mistakes to Avoid in English

Improve your English by learning to avoid common verb mistakes with this video.

Making common verb mistakes can hinder your progress in mastering English. This video highlights three frequent errors and provides the correct usage to help you sound more like a native speaker.

• Incorrect: You should practice to speak English.
  Correct: You should practice speaking English.
  Explanation: After "practice", use the gerund (verb + ing) form.
• Incorrect: Your hairs are really beautiful.
  Correct: Your hair is really beautiful.
  Explanation: "Hair" is an uncountable noun and should be treated as singular.
• Incorrect: I am looking forward to see you.
  Correct: I am looking forward to seeing you.
  Explanation: After "look forward to", use the gerund (verb + ing) form.

Avoiding these common mistakes will help you sound more fluent and natural in English. Correct grammar usage is essential for clear communication and can make a positive impression in both personal and professional settings.