Don't Say This in English #Shorts

The video tutorial explains the common mistake of using 'I have' instead of 'I am' when expressing age in English. It emphasizes the correct usage of 'I am' followed by the age, such as 'I am 30 years old' or simply 'I'm 21'. The tutorial concludes by inviting viewers to share their age in the comments.

What is a common mistake people make when talking about their age in English?

• Saying 'I have' instead of 'I am'

• Using 'I am' instead of 'I have'

• Saying 'I was' instead of 'I am'

• Using 'I will be' instead of 'I am'

Which of the following is the correct way to express age in English?

• I have 30 years

• I am 30 years old

• I was 30 years

• I will be 30 years

How would you correctly say your age if you are 21?

• I will be 21 years

• I was 21 years

• I am 21 years old

• I have 21 years

Which phrase is incorrect when talking about age?

• I'm 21

• I'm 10

• I have 36 years

• I am 40 years old

What should you say if someone asks, 'How old are you?'

• I will be 25 years

• I was 25 years

• I am 25 years old

• I have 25 years