How good is your English? Quiz 2

In this video we’ll ask you to identify 6 common English mistakes and choose your answer before the clock stops ticking.

We'll then explain what's wrong and show you examples of the correct English in action. We'll also direct you to other videos if you want more examples and help with grammar and vocabulary.

In this English quiz we look at:
- lend and borrow
- loan and borrow
- it's time + past (subjunctive)
- cook vs cooker
- what's it like and do you like
- in time vs on time

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[Nancy-Pharmacy]

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[constantinaandreou]

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I’m English and I learnt some things in this video!

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[elizabethcaiado]

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I am a Frenchman who lives in the United States for almost a year. In French schools, we learn British English. When I arrived in the United States, the accent, the differences disrupted a lot of things that I had learned.
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[SebastianMartinez-]

I'm a teacher of English, and I believed that a person who cooks was called ''cooker'' but now I learnt that it's called ''a cook''. Thanks Vicky and Jay!

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[yutaspicyy]

I have only one wrong! And its was the subjunctive one! I'm feeling more and more comfortable with my English! Thank u!!

[Darpan-mwxz]

Great video, again!! I answered all of your questions, and I am happy that I answered all the questions right.

[AyyashAhmad]

I remembered making an embarrassing mistake with the word "cook". My friend made me a bowl of fish curry and I said, "This is such a delicious cook, " referring to the dish, not the *actual* cook. My friend retorted, "Well, I suppose the fish cooked itself!"

[isla]

I was wrong with borrow/ land and borrow/loan, but you made me take it easy) While watching you, I had a smile on my face from the beginning right to the end. Another enjoyable and useful piece of work, thank you!

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[ermelindowenceslauqueiroz]

Obrigado pela boa aula.
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[williamandres]

Thanks so much guys, I was supposed to be taught this sort of topic during my English learning in an academy, and also because I've been used to English for four years. But, I didn't realise that subjunctives were like that. It's sort of tricky. But, you told us how to use them in a proper way. Thanks to you I've just reached more vocabulary.
My greetings from Colombia.