Most Common Mistakes in English

[cherylcathy]

I lost the bus.
Literally, it was stolen 💀

[rjshetty]

Day by day learning this language I got a clear vision on it that English is just about more action then the drama for sure clear and sober

[biswanathbera]

We are four is absolutely right as "We Are Seven"

[adyartaargya]

Both "We are four" and "There are four of us" are grammatically correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts.

"We are four" is less commonly used in everyday English and might sound a bit formal or outdated. It is a direct statement that could be used for emphasis or in a formal count.

"There are four of us" is a more common way to express that the total number of people in the group is four. It is conversational and widely accepted in both spoken and written English.

In most situations, especially in casual conversation, you would say "There are four of us." If you are answering a question like "How many are you?" in a context where a precise count is needed, you might say "We are four, " although "There are four of us" would still be perfectly acceptable and more common.

[mrjockey]

People can be used as plural and singlar both.

[king]

You are amazing
Please post statement questions as they are in MDcat syllabus

[gheelaw]

In Singapore, 99% of us speak like that...
People is - still is 'people is'
I agree - most don't give answer
I lost the bus - Bus go liao
We are four - We got 4 people
Need to go home - need to go back

[shyamalganguly]

I missed the bus and you were so upset with us!
😅😅

[Solomon_meressa]

🙏🙏🙏Pleas❤ learn me about when we use 🤔🤔
to, ing🙏🙏

[sutapas_entertainment]

Wr are four also ok. Grammar is not bookish when we speak.

[James-hi]

I like your video❤ still !!!! Still!!!

[md.asifrazzak]

We are four is correct. We may also say we are four in number.

[God_Gift_Everywhere]

Is it OK to say 'We are a family(party, class) of four'?

Who says " I lost the bus"?

[jka]

I remember 'there are four of us"?

[Александр-сшб]

Clear pronunciation? Nuo! Asian strong accent - yes!