Common Grammar Mistakes (1-10)

“He discusses about the topic.” What’s wrong?

• He is discuss the topic.

• He discusses the topic.

• He discusses about the topic.

• He is discussing about the topic.

“Who know the answer?” Choose the correct sentence:

• Who know the answer?

• Who is knowing the answer?

• Who knows the answer?

• Who does knows the answer?

One of my student is absent.

• One of my student is absent.

• One of my students are absent.

• One of my student are absent.

• One of my students is absent.

“Repeat again.” What sounds natural?

• Repeat again.

• Say again please repeat.

• Please repeat.

• Re-repeat it.

“According to me, it’s correct.” Choose the correct sentence:

• As per me, it’s correct.

• In my opinion, it’s correct.

• According to me, it’s correct.

• According to I, it’s correct.

“She didn’t joined the class.” Pick the correct form:

• She didn’t joined the class.

• She not joined the class.

• She did not joins the class.

• She didn’t join the class.

“You are mute.” What should you say on Zoom?

“Listen me.” Which is correct?

• Listen me.

• Listen to me.

• Hear to me.

• Listening me.

“Your good name, please?” Choose the polite, natural option:

• Your good name?

• What’s your name, please?

• Please tell name.

• What’s your good name?

“Do one thing: send me the file.” What’s more natural?

• Do one thing, send me file.

• Send one thing to me.

• You do one thing, okay?

• Could you please send me the file?