00:00Hey, John. I often hear people say, he don't like coffee. Is that correct?
00:06No, that's incorrect. The correct sentence is, he doesn't like coffee.
00:11I see. What about, I am agree with you?
00:14That's a common mistake. You should say, I agree with you.
00:18Interesting. I also hear people say, she gave exam yesterday.
00:22The correct sentence is, she took an exam yesterday.
00:26How about, I have a doubt?
00:28In everyday English, it's more natural to say, I have a question, or I have a concern.
00:34Someone told me, discuss about the problem. Is that right?
00:38Not really. We simply say, discuss the problem. The word about is unnecessary.
00:44What about, return back the book?
00:46That's another common error. Just say, return the book. The word return already means give back.
00:53I sometimes say, my English is improving day by day.
00:57That's actually correct. Good job.
01:00Great. One last one. I didn't went there.
01:03After didn't, use the base form of the verb. The correct sentence is, I didn't go there.
01:08Thanks. I learned several common mistakes today.
01:12Bye.
01:12Bye.
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