Common Grammar Mistakes (Part 10): Correct Your English

Master English grammar by avoiding these common mistakes to sound more fluent and confident in your everyday communication.

English learners often struggle with common grammar mistakes that can affect their fluency and confidence. This video highlights some of these frequent errors and provides simple corrections to help you speak and write more accurately.

One common mistake is saying, "I have a lot of works to do", when the correct phrase is "I have a lot of work to do". 

It's also easy to mix up time expressions: instead of "I've been living here since five years", you should say, "I've been living here for five years". 

Comparatives can also be tricky; replace "She is very more beautiful" with the correct "She is much more beautiful". 

Double negatives like "I don't have no money" should be corrected to "I don't have any money". 

Lastly, remember not to use redundant phrases like "I can't able to go"; simply say, "I can't go".

By learning these corrections, you'll improve your grammar, enhance your fluency, and communicate more confidently. Watch the video to discover more tips on mastering English grammar and take your language skills to the next level!