English grammar can be tricky, and even fluent speakers make mistakes. But donβt worry! Hereβs a list of the 100 most common English grammar mistakes along with easy fixes to help you speak and write correctly.
π 1-10: Subject-Verb Agreement Errors
β Mistake: He go to school every day.
β Correct: He goes to school every day.
β Mistake: She donβt like coffee.
β Correct: She doesnβt like coffee.
β Mistake: The news are interesting.
β Correct: The news is interesting.
β Mistake: My family are coming tomorrow.
β Correct: My family is coming tomorrow.
β Mistake: Neither of them were ready.
β Correct: Neither of them was ready.
π 11-20: Incorrect Use of Tenses
β Mistake: I didnβt went to the party.
β Correct: I didnβt go to the party.
β Mistake: She has went to the market.
β Correct: She has gone to the market.
β Mistake: I am playing tennis yesterday.
β Correct: I played tennis yesterday.
β Mistake: He will comes later.
β Correct: He will come later.
β Mistake: I am liking this book.
β Correct: I like this book.
π 21-30: Misuse of Articles (A, An, The)
β Mistake: I saw an dog in the park.
β Correct: I saw a dog in the park.
β Mistake: She is the honest person.
β Correct: She is an honest person.
β Mistake: He bought a apple.
β Correct: He bought an apple.
β Mistake: I read a interesting book.
β Correct: I read an interesting book.
β Mistake: She lives in a United States.
β Correct: She lives in the United States.
π 31-40: Confusing Prepositions
β Mistake: She is married with a doctor.
β Correct: She is married to a doctor.
β Mistake: He is good in English.
β Correct: He is good at English.
β Mistake: The book is in the table.
β Correct: The book is on the table.
β Mistake: We will meet on next Monday.
β Correct: We will meet next Monday.
β Mistake: He is afraid from dogs.
β Correct: He is afraid of dogs.
π 41-50: Wrong Word Order
β Mistake: I like very much this movie.
β Correct: I like this movie very much.
β Mistake: She always is late.
β Correct: She is always late.
β Mistake: I donβt know where is he.
β Correct: I donβt know where he is.
β Mistake: They have bought yesterday a new car.
β Correct: They bought a new car yesterday.
β Mistake: The children are playing happily in the garden. (Correct)
π 51-60: Double Negatives
β Mistake: I donβt need no help.
β Correct: I donβt need any help.
β Mistake: She didnβt go nowhere.
β Correct: She didnβt go anywhere.
β Mistake: He doesnβt know nothing.
β Correct: He doesnβt know anything.
β Mistake: There isnβt no milk in the fridge.
β Correct: There isnβt any milk in the fridge.
β Mistake: We canβt hardly wait for the holiday.
β Correct: We can hardly wait for the holiday.
π 61-70: Misuse of Adverbs & Adjectives
β Mistake: She sings good.
β Correct: She sings well.
β Mistake: I feel happily today.
β Correct: I feel happy today.
β Mistake: He drives very fastly.
β Correct: He drives very fast.
β Mistake: She is more taller than her sister.
β Correct: She is taller than her sister.
β Mistake: He is the most fastest runner.
β Correct: He is the fastest runner.
π 71-80: Misusing Pronouns
β Mistake: Me and John went to the market.
β Correct: John and I went to the market.
β Mistake: This is a secret between you and I.
β Correct: This is a secret between you and me.
β Mistake: Each of the students have a book.
β Correct: Each of the students has a book.
β Mistake: Neither of them are available.
β Correct: Neither of them is available.
β Mistake: Everyone should bring their books.
β Correct: Everyone should bring his or her book.
π 81-90: Misuse of Conditionals
β Mistake: If I was you, I would study harder.
β Correct: If I were you, I would study harder.
β Mistake: If it will rain, we wonβt go out.
β Correct: If it rains, we wonβt go out.
β Mistake: If she would have studied, she would have passed.
β Correct: If she had studied, she would have passed.
β Mistake: If I would be rich, I would travel the world.
β Correct: If I were rich, I would travel the world.
β Mistake: If he studied, he will pass.
β Correct: If he studied, he would pass.
π 91-100: Miscellaneous Grammar Mistakes
β Mistake: He is more smarter than me.
β Correct: He is smarter than me.
β Mistake: She has two brother-in-laws.
β Correct: She has two brothers-in-law.
β Mistake: Letβs discuss about the project.
β Correct: Letβs discuss the project.
β Mistake: I look forward to see you soon.
β Correct: I look forward to seeing you soon.
β Mistake: He enjoyed from the trip.
β Correct: He enjoyed the trip.
π― Final Words
Nobody is perfect at grammar, but now you know how to avoid these 100 mistakes! Keep practicing, and soon, speaking and writing English will become easier.
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