Common English Grammar Mistakes Made While Writing And Speaking English | #shorts With Nysha

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As an English learner, It's quite common to make some common mistakes in English, but you should be aware of them and correct them. In this English grammar lesson, I will teach you about 20 Common English grammar mistakes made by beginners and advanced English speakers. Some of the mistakes in English actually make you look like a fool! Stop them today and improve your spoken English.

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[Yoongis.luvvvv]

So you're telling me that my whole life I have been saying these wrong?! I feel stupid, why hasn't anyone taught me this 😂

[manyaaawtani]

Very informative I end up doing so many grammatical mistakes …this lesson quite helpful waiting for more n more

[ns]

I learnt many new things today thanks to you.💜

[Glassandcandy]

I’m a native English speaker and I can assure you most of these are fine and not incorrect. The difference between most of these are in levels of formality, the “incorrect” examples are actually just examples of casual English.

[parveenbegum]

excellent way of learning. Thank you mam

[legomaster]

Didn't realise i was making these mistakes while speaking🙈🙈 Learning a lot from your videos❤ Thank you so much ma'am 🙏

[fatemadalal]

Very informative... Thank u for such lessons...

[sprachliebhaber]

I love your way of teaching. However, I have some comments on your todays lesson. I don't think they are (some of them ofcourse) wrong statements, rather it depends on what one wants to say. For example: you would ask by saying "Where are you from?" - when you want to know the place.

Whereas you would ask "Where do you come from?" - when you want to know a little more about a person’s background/ ancestors/ lineage/ ethnicity and so on.

Correct me if I am wrong. And please persue on the good work😍

[asimmsyed]

Fabulous way of teaching love your vedio from overseas

[bettypm]

Thank u mam....4 ur interesting class...🙏❤️😘

[interestingchannel]

Sir plz make one detailed video lecture on noun phrase, adjective phrase, adverb phrase, noun clause, adjective clause and adverb clause.... I am very confused about these things....i shall be very thankful to you

[ranabirbiswas]

You are so beautiful and so are your lessons 🥰