Common English Mistakes with Prepositions

[isabelmcconnon]

You are the best English Teacher I have ever known. Good job

[alessandrotorrescampos]

Amazing lesson! The more lessons on prepositions, the better 😀

[isabelmcconnon]

Congratulations Shayna! I love to watch your videos every single day. You are amazing and your pronunciation is impeccable. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

[gladysgriffin]

Thanks for the video. Practice, practice, practice is the key.

[normaquesada]

excellent!! really useful. thanks a lot

[nasirt.v]

Very informative video, you are doing good job.

[apurbabauri]

It was worth watching...Thank you very much and please keep uploading videos of common mistakes....:)

thank you so much. it's easy to understand.

[renatasimoni]

Hi there. Great topic. U R an excellent teacher. Props!! Merry Xmas😊🎀

[FallenAngelTeam]

I love when Shayna teaches grammar!It's so easy to learn!

[xioaraxxx]

shayna plz make a video on have been doing and was doing..i know the grammar rules but not a single YouTube teacher could explain it...when i ask them they reply with their own video on present continuous Vs present perfect continuous.. i need it the way native speaker use.hope you understand what I'm asking for.
and also explain what's the right answer of " what have you been up to?"

[wildanshohwah]

nice video and tips. but I'm getting confused when I watched another video that talked about "I'm going to home" but they didn't use "to", so the example like this " I'm going home". yaps, that is without "to". can you gimme an explanation about that? thanks in advance. I'm from Indonesia. and I'm graduate from senior high school.

[rossinga]

Let me find out the difference between "think of and think about" !! Thank in advance

[nabillaningthyas]

Hi miss thanks a lot this is very useful
For me
I m watching from indoesia

[ivetecalypseiro]

Influence of L1 on the target language. However, we must practice in order to avoid mistakes.

[berrinmina]

Hi Shayna, thanks for the video! Could you please make a video about; like, as and as if? Thank you!

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[paupiette]

I often hear people say "this time of year". Is it correct? I used to say "This time of the year".