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Are you making these common English grammar mistakes? In this video, we break down tricky rules to help you speak more confidently!
Learn the difference between:
Your vs. You're
How to correctly state your age (Saying "I am 25" instead of "I have 25 years")

Their, There, and They're
Using "My brother and I" in formal English
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00:00Hey, I've been studying English, but I keep making mistakes.
00:04That's completely normal. What kind of mistakes?
00:07I get confused between your and your...
00:10Here's an easy trick. Your shows possession, like, your backpack is on the chair.
00:16Your means you are, as in, you're doing a great job.
00:20That helps.
00:22Another mistake I make is saying, I have 25 years.
00:27Just say, I am 25 years old, or simply, I'm 25.
00:32Oh, I also hear people say, they're there and there.
00:38They're easy to confuse because they sound the same.
00:42There shows ownership. There refers to a place, and there means they are.
00:47I say, me and my brother went to the store.
00:50In formal English, it's better to say, my brother and I went to the store.
00:55Oh, I see. Thank you so much.
00:58No worries.
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