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Are you making these common English grammar mistakes? In this quick conversational lesson, we break down 4 everyday errors that English learners often make. Learn how to fix third-person singular verbs, use "agree" correctly, master plural subjects like "people," and finally understand the difference between "borrow" and "lend." Watch now to clean up your conversational English and speak more naturally! Follow along for more simple lessons to boost your vocabulary and grammar.
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00:00Hey, can you help me with some English mistakes I keep making?
00:03Sure. What's the first one?
00:05I usually say, she go to work every day.
00:08That's a common mistake. It should be.
00:11She goes to work every day.
00:13Oh, right. Add E as for she.
00:16Exactly.
00:17Another one, I sometimes say, I am agree with you.
00:21The correct sentence is, I agree with you. Agree is already a verb.
00:26Got it. What about this? People is very friendly here.
00:29It should be. People are very friendly here. People is plural.
00:34Thanks. One last one. Is it okay to say, can you borrow me your pen?
00:39Not quite. Say, can you lend me your pen?
00:42You borrow something from someone and they lend it to you.
00:45Wow. I've been making a lot of these mistakes.
00:48That's normal. Everyone makes mistakes while learning a language.
00:53Thanks. See you later.
00:55See you. Good luck with your English.
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