3 English Grammar Rules Even Native Speakers Get Wrong

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English grammar rules - Why do native speakers make these grammar mistakes? In casual speech it's very common to hear people speak this way.

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Thank you for clarifying how to use lie and lay in the sentence.

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I remember when I was in grade school, my teacher said either use "in my opinion" or "I think". If you say "in my opinion, I think..." is redundant because "in my opinion" means "I think".

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Learned 3 grammar rules for today. I am a non-native English speaker. Thank you teacher Lisa. I appreciate the work you do here in your YT channel. All the best!

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I am a Filipino. Fortunately, my paternal grandfather was my fifth grade teacher who emphasized to us how or when to use “lie” and “lay.” I am enjoying your classes. Thank you very much!

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I didn’t even realize that I’ve been use “there’s” for every sentences when I speak 😂 thank you Lisa! You’re the best teacher in the world!!

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I am so glad you touched on less and fewer. When people use less for countable things, it's like a chalk scratch on my ears.

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In Malaysia, we were taught at school that "There is a lot of people" because "is" was referring to "a lot" rather than "people". We were told that "are" was correctly used only when the sentence appeared as "There are lots of people". This rule was stated in our syllabus and the examination papers also tested on this. It seems that I was misled then. Gosh!

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For there is and there are I was utterly confused today when I was talking to someone I appreciate you saved me

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Dear Lisa, I am a hidden watcher of your channel from France. I normally not write my comments, but this time I'd like to leave a word to appreciate you for your effort and good contents. As I remember there were language police in Quebec in 1970s to protect French language there. Now, it seems some people want to protect English as a grammar police in LA.^^ As a non-native speaker, this subject is really interesting to me. Thank you again!!

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