7 Most Common English Grammar Mistakes + TEST - Do you make these mistakes? 

Respected teacher, your explanation is excellent. Thank you very much.

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There is a typing mistake at around 8:00, example 8. Sorry. ☹️ It should be "In my country" not "I'm country." Does anyone know if I can edit that error without removing and re-posting my video?

Hi Lisa, I'm from London and I'm loving your channel because I'm a grammar wizard like you (getting close). When you teach us some grammar rules or even words which differ between British and US English, could you kindly highlight that for us whenever you remember, I just learned that 'afterwards' is 'afterward' and 'staff' is often accompanied by a singular verb in the US. That's only if you remember, I appreciate the fact that teachers do their best. Thank you

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I didn't make any mistake but the word suggest was the hardest part though, it's so confusing that even when we've studied it we can still make mistakes easily. Thank you so much for your wonderful job!

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I love how you explained the mistakes

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Thank you very much, Lisa!🌹🌹🌹 Shame on me. I have been using “suggest you to do” at work literally every day...😞😞😞 Hopefully, not anymore.

i am trying to learn and express thoughts in english as better as possible . thank you !

I hope you address the word undoubtedly. So many people say: UNDOUTABLY!!

It’s so helpful, to be honest , i used to make all the same mistakes before I watch this video.

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Even though there were a few typos, Lisa spoke correctly. Thank you very much for a very useful lesson.

Thanks. I learned and understood some of my mistakes.

I have been learning so much with your videos and your detailed explanation. t I believe I can even correct native speakers. The other day one of my friend said" I would have done it if you would have told me". I was really surprised. Of course I didn't say anything because I didn't want her to feel bad. However in my mind I was thinking you can't say would twice.

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Why you used singular from if we talke about plural E.g My apartment has two bedrooms. Why did not you put have instead? Another inquiry may say I'm looking for two bedrooms in the apartment? Could you clarify

Please explain the correct use of "REQUEST" . Is it correct to mention "I request you to do the work or I request you do the work"?

Great video explaining some of the most common mistakes!

Great lesson! Thank you, teacher.

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I remember when using an adjectival phrase like ‘20 minute’ we were told to write it with a dash (-) in between the two words like ‘20-minute’. Like in “I have a four wheel car” I have to insert the dash in between the words to make it “I have a four-wheel car.” Perhaps they are the same with your examples Madame which have no dash in between adjectival phrases like 30 minute, four door, etc.? Am I right to say they are adjectival phrases?

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please never say "close proximity" because there is no such thing as "far proximity" proximity means close. people use this phrase a lot and drives me crazy.

A good presentation. I heard you for the first time I’m a-teacher myself and advise a slightly slower pace.! You promised to give the names of good Grammar books but didn’t do so

Reviewing mistakes 1:20 Grammar test 3:24 I suggested him ... 4:22 I suggest you ... 6:16 I suggest you don't ... 6:44 Two bedrooms appartment 7:54 A six years old son 9:02 Getting some advices 10:04 Looking forward to go 10:48 We are used to eat rice 13:13 When we will see each other 14:00 If you'll go 14:25 If you would have tried it

At 10:37 you made an error. You said to include a verb. Verb plus ing becomes a gerund which is a noun. The trick is, if you have to use a noun, you use a gerund. For example, I can say, I look forward to the meeting. Or it means I need a noun after look forward to, so I can't use a verb. I must use a gerund, I look forward to meeting you.

In sentence "I have a two bedroom apartment ,two bedroom is an attribute to noun .

Thank you Ma'am!❤️!

Making mistakes in spoken English isn't a serious or devastating matter, spoken English is what to say not how to say, if you can make others understand what you are saying that's important. If you can convey your messages to others that's all about spoken English

Hi Lisa, I'm not sure if you have made a video on (have had & had had) or not, but it always confuses me even when I try to learn them I keep forgetting what and when to use them.

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I found this video very useful cause I used to do this kind of mistakes, additionally I liked the way you explained them clearly.. would be glad to see more of such grammar videos, thanks😍

Excellent! Very interesting! But I think you made a mistake at sentence 8. Is it not supposed to be " In " instead of " I'm " ?!!

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Please where did you post the names of the grammar books you recommended. Thank you

I have a two-bedroom apartment, I have a four-door car, a 30-minute meeting, a million-dolllar house, six-year-old son ...

Welp, I was so convinced that it would still be a piece of cake for me yet here I was... immediately failing at all "suggest" sentences 😅 I gotta say it is an extremely tricky verb that I will definitely be looking out for in the future. Thank you for this informative video :)

Hi Lisa, Thank you for drawing attention to the mistakes concerning "suggest." (...he fix vs. ...he fixes). But, A two bed apartment should be hyphenated (A two-bed apartment.)

I am not a native speaker of English and got somehow attracted towards learning English. Later, after a long corporate career, took to teaching English. Your presentation is amazing. I am inspired by the term 'subjunctive' form that you described. Thanks Madam.

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All of the examples are really well thought. I've been doing exactly these mistakes! Thank you sooo much for your effort. 🥰

There's so much to learn, wonderful teaching, Thank-you.

Hi! Lisa,Thanks for producing this helpful video. However,seems like there could have been a typo error in Sentence 8. You said ‘In my country,...’,but the first few words that appeared is ‘I’m my country’,which means ‘I am my country’. I realised that when I typed ‘In my country’ the first time,the word ‘In’ was automatically changed to ‘I’m’ and I had to manually retype ‘In’ again. Just in case you didn’t take note of the typo error,so I am giving you feedback here and now. In addition,I would like to point out that there are some differences (esp. spelling of some words) between the UK English Language standards and the US English Language standards. Take care,all. God bless and protect all. Amen.

I have a six-year-old son. The word "six-year-old" is a compound adjective.

I found a mistake on the screen, Ms. Lisa. The following sentences: "I have six year old son. I have four year old daughter." should be changed to "I have a six-year-old son. I have a four-year-old daughter." Thanks, Ms. Lisa a lot for your interesting lessons! 👍👍👍 I can't wait to learn your next lessons.

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I struggled with suggest, although I spotted the mistake, I couldn't offer some solution (particularly in the first example). 10 or 9/11 is a decent result. Anyway, the example number 8 has a mistake. It should be In, not I'm.

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_ Well done! _ Unless I am not seeing well, #8 begins with "I'm my country..." . Shouldn't it be "In my country..." ?

Oh, I have been learning English all my life, and can not find a single mistake . :(

Younger native speakers in the US and UK don't know about the subjunctive use. They can't use the past perfect either.

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Hi Lisa, that's a magnificent episode and I couldn't made it. I had 8 mistakes 😭😭

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Thank you so much, it's very helpful. I've never thought about "suggestion", this topic is completely new for me.

Perfect English! Thanks a lot, Lisa. I'm glad I managed to fix all the 11 grammar mistakes. Anyway, as a non-native speaker (from a Commonwealth country i.e. Malaysia) who speaks English as a second language, I added the British English equivalent to each of the sentences containing the word 'suggest/ed', e.g. 'I suggest that you should not be late any more.'

It shouldn't there be a hyphen between two bedroom? ("two-bedroom apartment")

Lisa, you are an excellent teacher. I admire your lessons. Thank you.

8. Should it read as “In my country “, “I’m my country “ doesn’t sound right

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my opinion was that I know english grammar very well, now I see a lot of mistakes I do...my maternal language is croatian....thank you very much for videos (sorry if I wrote something wrong) :)

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I'm looking forward to learning accurate English from you, teacher. Thank you for doing this great job.

My wonderful English teacher always told us: "Will and would must never go after if as we all know!" I'll never forget him nor this memorable sentence!