
Explore common English mistakes to build better habits and improve your command of verbs, adjectives, and descriptions. Learn to self-correct, notice errors, and understand multiple natural word forms.
Explore common noun and adjective mistakes, learn to choose the correct forms like convenient vs convenience, scary vs scared, and interested vs interesting, and master clear pronunciation.
Identify and fix common comparative and superlative mistakes with self‑awareness, avoiding habits. Use the right forms: more for multisyllable adjectives, not as... as, and choose least or funniest by context.
Learn how suffixes and prefixes shape word forms and help identify nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and gerunds, using examples like success and successful and noting patterns and exceptions.
Master countable and uncountable nouns, learn singular and plural forms and the irregulars and exceptions, such as deer, fish, aircraft, species, and examples like pizza.
Explore quantifiers and their use with countable and uncountable nouns, using examples like many, a lot of, a few, a bunch of, and no or any.
Explore common quantifier mistakes, from too much versus a lot to much versus many, and uncountable versus countable time, with examples like not much milk and let's order pizza.
Learn when to omit the article 'the' in general statements about uncountable concepts like communication, and when to use it for specific items such as the game or the dinner.
Master the proper use of a, an, and the through practical examples and sound rules, from pen and coffee choices to journalist and vacation counts, building consistent usage habits.
Explore subject-verb agreement through common mistakes with teams and groups, learning when to treat them as units or individuals and how singular and plural verbs align.
Clarify subject-verb agreement for either or and for compound subjects, using Amazon and Google examples, and learn to form individual sentences to avoid tense mistakes.
Clarify present perfect and past perfect use, and explain past continuous versus simple past. Illustrate with examples like six years in Seattle and we played all weekend to show duration.
Explore the present simple tense as the base form, while contrasting its general-use with the present continuous for moment actions and the present perfect for ongoing states.
Learn when to use gerunds as the subject of a sentence, turning verbs into -ing forms like sitting at home and doing nothing. Note the introduction to infinitives.
Learn which verbs take the infinitive after want, need, have, and prefer. See examples like I want to know, I need to sleep, I prefer to make, and distinguish gerunds.
Explore how common verbs pair with gerunds and infinitives. Learn when to use gerunds versus infinitives with examples like enjoying, stopping, and recalling.
Discover when to choose a gerund or an infinitive after common verbs, with examples like start, began, love, like, and prefer, and notes on after prepositions and dialect differences.
Explore how prepositions pair with gerunds in common English use, with examples like from waiting tables to running the kitchen, and develop better habits through self awareness and correction.
Identify odd phrasing and redundancy; replace three words with a single verb, such as 'prepare' or 'rest', and prefer 'hope' over 'wish' for future actions.
Learn to spot redundancy in English and communicate more clearly by recognizing phrases like fictional novel, blue color, and Amazon company, and choosing concise alternatives.
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Common mistakes with English word forms
How to avoid awkward phrasing
Mastering tricky verb tenses
Clearing up confusion around gerunds and infinitives
English grammar errors you didn't know you were making, such as issues with subject-verb agreement and article usage
The right way to count things in English, whether you're speaking or writing
How to avoid my biggest pet peeve in English writing
Using comparatives and superlatives correctly
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