4 Most Common Grammar Mistakes by Arabic Speakers on the IELTS Exam

The video addresses common grammar mistakes made by Arabic speakers, focusing on the misuse of 'more', incorrect use of 'because', missing 'be' verbs, and incorrect adjective placement. It provides examples and corrections to help improve IELTS speaking and writing scores.

What is the correct way to use the word 'more' in a sentence?

• I have more money.

• I have more friends.

• I have more books.

• I have more homework than yesterday.

Which sentence correctly uses 'because'?

• I am tired because that of working late.

• I am tired because I worked late.

• I am tired because of that I worked late.

• I am tired because that I worked late.

Identify the sentence with the correct use of the 'be' verb.

• My teacher nice.

• My teacher is nice.

• My teacher good.

• My teacher are nice.

Which sentence correctly places the adjective before the noun?

• My big house is in Saudi Arabia.

• My house big is in Saudi Arabia.

• My house is big in Saudi Arabia.

• My big is house in Saudi Arabia.

What is a common mistake made by speakers when forming sentences?

• Placing the verb before the subject.

• Forgetting to use a subject.

• Omitting the 'be' verb.

• Using too many adjectives.