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“I Did a Mistake”

❌ “I did a mistake.”
✅ “I made a mistake.”

🤓 Why?
We don’t “do” a mistake in English—we make a mistake.

✔️ More examples:

“I made a big mistake.”

“She made a grammar mistake.”

🗣️ Collocations matter! (Some verbs naturally go with certain nouns.)

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“He Can Be Able To”
❌ “He can be able to speak French.”
✅ “He can speak French.”
✅ “He is able to speak French.”

🧠 Why?
“Can” and “be able to” both show ability. Using both together is repetitive and wrong.

✅ Use just one:

“She can drive.”

“She is able to drive.”

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More Better”

✍️ Caption:

❌ “This one is more better.”
✅ “This one is better.”

🚨 Why?
Better already means “more good,” so saying “more better” is repeating the comparison. It’s a double comparative—and that’s incorrect.

✅ Correct usage:

“Her English is better than before.”

“This method is better.”

💬 Have you ever said “more better”? Be honest and comment below!

🚫 “I am hearing you.”
✅ “I can hear you.” or “I hear you.”

🧠 Why?
In English, hear is a stative verb—we don’t usually use it in the continuous (-ing) form.

❗ Say this instead when on a phone call or in conversation:
✅ “Yes, I can hear you clearly.”
✅ “I hear you loud and clear!”

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Common English Mistake Alert!
❌ “I didn’t knew about it.”
✅ “I didn’t know about it.”

🧠 Why is the second one correct?
When we use "did" or "didn't", the verb that follows must always be in its base form, not past tense.

💬 Think of it like this:
You say: I knew — ✅
But: I didn’t know — ✅
Not: I didn’t knew — ❌

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