7 Common Mistakes English Students Make

Описание: Learn 7 common mistakes every English student makes. As I always tell you guys, mistakes are very common and you shouldn’t feel ashamed of making mistakes. Every English student makes these common mistakes. However it is important to learn more about such common mistakes in English and look for ways to improve and understand how to speak correctly. Correcting these mistakes in Spoken and written language may take time, even if you understood the rules, it takes time for the brain to really start using this new correct information. I decided to make this video about common mistakes English students make because I read your comments and I also have many students who often make these mistakes. So, I will give you a quick explanation of how to correct these mistakes and some useful ideas of how to study.
As the title says, you are going to learn about 7 common mistakes students make. Here they are:
Number 1: the verb to depend. Students tend to use the wrong preposition. Watch the video and learn more about it 
Number 2: Use of verb to be + another action verb. For example I’m like to study or she is go to school every day. These are very common sentences I hear and read from you guys. Learn the problem with these sentences in this video
Number 3: Adjectives ending in ED and ING. These adjectives are used in different situations. I’m planning a video to talk about them in details, but in this video I will show the most common problem
Number 4: Take a coffee or have a coffee? What do you think?
Number 5: Using the wrong possessive adjective, for example My friend is nice. Your name is Jack. Learn how to correct this sentence
Number 6: Apple is more better than Samsung. This is a comparative sentence. The problem is with the word “more”. Learn why
Number 7: Irregular plural form of words. Many students confuse children and child. Learn more in this video 
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