Do YOU Make These Common English Mistakes?

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Комментарии : 75

@jurgenhorburger5609 2 года назад

Love your lessons! I remember back in highschool when we did the much vs many with countable, uncountable. When it came to "much money" our teacher said there was so much money in the bank of England that it was uncountable. 🤣🤣🤣

@mohammedahmed4826 2 года назад

She is right because for money they use much they can't say too many money it's not correct.

@PLevi-nr5kk 2 года назад

I really like this way of teaching, in a fun way, because it's not boring and not forced at the same time, thanks and God bless your channel Greetings from Brazil!

@annaberg964 Год назад

Thank you very much for the video. Please do more like this! It’s crucial, for all who study English, at all the levels, to review the mistakes

@jie6930 2 года назад

I am Korean and I am learning English through you🧡 thank you always!!!

@lobsterrj Год назад

top tier content, I'm glad that I found this channel

@justok4521 2 года назад

I study English for a long time and still learning new things with your videos thank you 👏

@josemaalvarez3683 2 года назад

You singing The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air song 😯 amazing!! Thanks a lot for this video Laura.

@user-os7ue7re9g 2 года назад

Dear Laura, you are incredible woman, and exellent teacher! Greetings from Russia.

@gordonbrinkmann Год назад

I consider myself being not too bad at speaking English (which my comment hopefully doesn't contradict that much), so I manage to mostly avoid the mistakes you are talking about in this video, but I have heard people making them of course. However, the first one, to use 'have' when talking about age, was absolutely a surprise to me. Never heard anyone say something like that.

@smashingenglish Год назад

Yes we hear this a lot when we teach. In a lot of countries age is something that is had! Different in English of course!! :-)

@gordonbrinkmann Год назад

@@smashingenglish Yes, in German it is different as well, so translating the wrong version with 'have' from English to German sounds very weird to me.

@kamilafydrych8121 2 года назад

Thank you Laura and Bez! Finally someone has clearly explained some of the mistakes I couldn't understand :)

@NombreNoBailable 2 года назад

For Spanish speakers (I guess French and other languages too), the error "much people" is not so much about the difference between countable and uncountable nouns. It has to do with the fact that people is countable. In Spanish we have the noun "gente", which means "several persons" but which works like an uncountable noun. So we tend to translate in our minds people=gente and therefore we treat it as an uncountable noun.

@JJJRRRJJJ Год назад

Interesting. Can you try to explain how exactly “gente” is uncountable? Or is it just a random exception where a countable noun is treated as if it’s uncountable? Also what is the difference between “gente” and “personas”?

@deecheng1626 10 месяцев назад

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@muhammedghoneim7810 2 года назад

I would like to thank you very much Laura .....Your accent is more clear l like it much .....my greetings from Egypt

@jessicajames827 2 года назад

Thanks 💗 You are a one of the best English instructor, Ma'am Laura. Thanks for every video that you made. And I will ever be a pupil of you. Ma'am.

@SaepulBAHRI474 2 месяца назад

Practice makes permanent...absolutely laura.

@emmasaoirse6170 2 года назад

Thank youu. It’s really useful and informative

@tonidelgado8993 2 года назад

Thank you Laura for another fantastic lesson. I really appreciate the quality of your content and I can't get why you don't have as much acknowledgment as other teachers do have. I look forward to seeing your next video. Greetings from Spain!!

@susultetrabuanasoeryo4217 2 года назад

Thanks YESS.

@evonneli6546 2 года назад

good teacher and beautiful teaching 💐🙏🧡😊

@rafeekrafeek4899 Год назад

Thanks it's really helpful to me😇

@lakshmanankomathmanalath 2 года назад

Great! Thank you💙👍

@BaldricksTurnip1 10 месяцев назад

I love your content,and you are a really engaging person.

@TeariiDeflesselle 2 года назад

I was using the word "funny " the wrong way for so long... Glad you made this video :)

@javifontalva7752 2 года назад

As an English teacher for Spanish speakers I have collected and written down many typical mistakes.

@queennadya9225 2 года назад

Thanks!

@dannycast4104 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing ❤️

@warmshade 2 года назад

Thanks Laura🇲🇦♥️

@irinabezyanova9844 Год назад

thanks!

@olgazhukova5803 4 месяца назад

Laura, another question about "funny", some students say funny about themselves or someone else, they don't mean they make somebody laugh but they are cheerful or happy. So what adjectives can we use in this case?

@abfab117 2 года назад

Hello! Really good video. I learned a lot. One thing : I never say « Me neither », I say « Neither do I ». I assume it is correct but is it… old fashioned? Strange? Snob?

@user-ji4qv2hp8w 2 года назад

When do we use either?

@rohanmanian4250 2 года назад

Madam please make a lesson ing modifiers that give results or additional information about the preceding clause

@marius-cd2np 2 года назад

thank you 🌹🌹🌹⭐⭐⭐

@Maya_Ruinz 2 года назад

10:50 this goes for American English as well but it’s very common to hear “An American” instead of “an American person or guy/girl”

@holalavida6207 2 года назад

Keep it up👍👍👍

@Macsimus75 Год назад

The 3 hour(s) meeting I definitely do as a mistake!

@rerere232323 2 года назад

Love your accent

@user-et7in9di9b 2 года назад

Teacher, I have a question for you. I would say, that my most of my friends prefers an American accent, but I prefer british, because of prononcuiation of british accent. Have the opportunity to learning real british english?

@mauricioubillusmarchena6660 2 года назад

You surely can. Watch videos or interviews from British people and familiarize with the accent, then try to imitate it. Try to read articles in order to improve your grammar. Second of all, foreigners tend to do different things while speaking another language. Idk where are you from, but there a different things people from another country usually do, specially in pronunciation, which isn't a problem at all. As long as people could understand you, and you can properly communicate with the rest, you're fine. If you really wanna improve your English and get the British accents, try to do the things I mentioned above.