Common English Grammar Errors

In this video, Rebecca guides viewers through identifying and correcting common grammar errors in English. The lesson covers various mistakes, such as incorrect age expressions, the necessity of using infinitives after 'want', the absence of prepositions with 'enjoy', proper word order, and correct subject pronoun usage. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding these errors to improve English grammar skills. Additional resources are available for further practice.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Identifying vocabulary errors

• Learning new vocabulary

• Practicing pronunciation

• Identifying grammar errors

How should you correctly express someone's age in English?

• My brother is 15 years.

• My brother has 15.

• My brother is 15.

• My brother has 15 years.

What is the correct way to express age in English?

• My brother has 15 years.

• My brother is 15 years old.

• My brother is 15 years.

• My brother has 15.

What is the error in the sentence 'I want drink something.'?

• Incorrect verb tense

• Missing a preposition

• Missing the word 'to'

• Incorrect subject

Which form should follow the verb 'want'?

• Past participle

• Gerund

• Present participle

• Infinitive

What is the error in 'I want drink something.'?

• Missing preposition

• Incorrect subject

• Incorrect verb tense

• Missing 'to'

What should follow the verb 'want'?

• Present participle

• Past participle

• Infinitive

• Gerund

What is the correct way to say 'Susan enjoyed from the movie.'?

• Susan enjoyed with the movie.

• Susan enjoyed in the movie.

• Susan enjoyed the movie.

• Susan enjoyed from the movie.

Why is 'from' unnecessary in the sentence 'Susan enjoyed from the movie.'?

• Because 'enjoy' never needs a preposition

• Because 'from' is the wrong preposition

• Because 'enjoy' is followed by 'in'

• Because 'enjoy' is followed by 'with'

What is the correct way to say 'Susan enjoyed from the movie.'?

• Susan enjoyed from the movie.

• Susan enjoyed the movie.

• Susan enjoyed with the movie.

• Susan enjoyed in the movie.