5 Common English Mistakes

The video addresses common mistakes made by non-native English speakers, even those with advanced proficiency. It covers the correct usage of 'take' for medication, the difference between 'fun' and 'funny', the expression 'Thank God', the correct preposition for dancing to music, and the distinction between 'down below' and 'downstairs'. Each section provides examples and explanations to help learners avoid these common errors.

What is the correct verb to use when referring to taking medication?

• Have

• Take

• Drink

• Eat

Which word describes something that makes you laugh?

• Exciting

• Fun

• Funny

• Enjoyable

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to describe an enjoyable experience?

• Really fun

• Very fun

• Fun

• A lot of fun

How should you express gratitude for not missing your train?

• Thanks God

• Thank God

• Thanking God

• Thanks to God

Which preposition is correct when saying someone dances to a song?

• With

• To

• In

• On

What is the correct term to use when referring to writing in the comment section?

• Underneath

• Downstairs

• Beneath

• Down below

In English, which term is used to describe someone on a lower floor in a building?

• Down below

• Downstairs

• Underneath

• Below