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Common mistake in english is in ,on and at 

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Common mistake in english is in ,on and at 

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We use in
* Parts of the day
* months of the year

We use on
* Days of the week
* Specific dates

We use at
* Hours
* Lunch time
* Weekend

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Any and some is  common mistake because sometimes we think it's the same and it's not. "SOME" is used in affirmative and "ANY" in negative and in interrogative

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Any and some is  common mistake because sometimes we think it's the same and it's not. "SOME" is used in affirmative and "ANY" in negative and in interrogative

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Sometimes we put the adjective after the subject but it must be put before the adjective.

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Sometimes we put the adjective after the subject but it must be put before the adjective.

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"I need to do my bed," instead of "I need to make my bed."                 "Can I do a suggestion?" instead of "Can I make a suggestion?"     "Could you do me a favour?" instead of "Could you make a favour?"

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"I need to do my bed," instead of "I need to make my bed."                 "Can I do a suggestion?" instead of "Can I make a suggestion?"     "Could you do me a favour?" instead of "Could you make a favour?"

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MAKE and DO we usually use wrong. Here are some examples --> 

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MAKE and DO we usually use wrong. Here are some examples --> 

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But the correct form is: I love birds. (Without the article "THE")

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But the correct form is: I love birds. (Without the article "THE")

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We usually put the article "the" before the subject. For example: I love the birds.

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We usually put the article "the" before the subject. For example: I love the birds.

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In English we have to say : (I'm going to play in the park)

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In English we have to say : (I'm going to play in the park)

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In Spanish we say: (Voy a jugar al parque)

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In Spanish we say: (Voy a jugar al parque)

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Accustomed to speaking in Spanish, we forget that in English there isn't elliptical subjet and we forget to put the subject. 

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Accustomed to speaking in Spanish, we forget that in English there isn't elliptical subjet and we forget to put the subject. 

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This is a mistake because the sentence is : He eats cheese

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This is a mistake because the sentence is : He eats cheese

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(S)

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This is a mistake because the sentence is: Did you play football?

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This is a mistake because the sentence is: Did you play football?

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Some times we put the past in a sentence twice.  For example: Did you playED football?  

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Some times we put the past in a sentence twice.  For example: Did you playED football?  

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We forget to put the S in the third person. For example: He eat cheese

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We forget to put the S in the third person. For example: He eat cheese