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24/07/2026

7 Common mistakes natives speakers Make

1. Double negatives

❌️ain't no mountain high enough
✅️There aren't any mountains high enough

2. We done good

✅️we've done well .
❌️We done good

3. Should've went

✅️should've gone
❌️Should've went

4. I was sat/ I was stood

✅️I was sitting/ I was standing
❌️I was sat there waiting for ages

5. He don’t know
✅️He doesn’t know what he's doing
❌️He don’t know what he's doing

6. Me and my friend went

✅️my friend and I went
❌️Me and my friend went

7. There's lots of people there

✅️there are lots of people there
❌️There's lots of people there

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17/06/2026

4 examples of collective nouns (words that refer to a group of people, animals, or things):

✅️Team – a group of players.
1. The team won the match.

✅️Family – a group of related people.
2. My family is visiting tomorrow.

✅️Herd – a group of cattle or other grazing animals.
3. A herd of cows crossed the field.

✅️Fleet – a group of ships or vehicles.
4. The fleet sailed across the ocean

17/06/2026

3 examples of common gender nouns (nouns that can refer to either a male or a female):

✅️Teacher – can be a man or a woman.
1. The teacher explained the lesson.

✅️Student – can be a boy/man or a girl/woman.
2. The student completed the assignment.

✅️Doctor – can be a man or a woman.
3. The doctor examined the patient.

17/06/2026

3 common English grammar mistakes:

Subject-Verb Agreement

1.❌ She don't like coffee.
2.✅ She doesn't like coffee.

Wrong Verb Form

1.❌ I have went to the market.
2. ✅ I have gone to the market.
Using "Their" Instead of "They're"
3. ❌ Their going to school.
4. ✅ They're going to school.