10 Common English Mistakes

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Do you sometimes make mistakes when speaking or writing English? Don't worry! In this video, we'll learn ten common English mistakes and how to fix them. Their, They're, and There sound the same but mean different things. Their shows possession. They're means They are. There refers to a place. Your shows possession. You're means You are. Affect is a verb, while Effect is a noun. And Than is for comparisons, not Then. Lose means to misplace something. Loose means not tight. Who's is short for Who is. Whose shows possession. To, Too, and Two sound alike but differ. Use There is with singular nouns and There are with plural nouns. One book versus many books. Use Past Simple with a specific finished time — I finished yesterday. Use Present Perfect for experiences — I have been to Paris. Learn, Practice, Improve!

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