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18 November 2025
9 English Errors Students Must Avoid
Many students make small English mistakes that can change the meaning of a sentence, so it's important to avoid them
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Regular practice is essential for improving English skills, as proper grammar in formal situations reflects professionalism
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You can improve your English simply by avoiding common mistakes
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Ensure that the subject and verb agree in number, whether singular or plural, to maintain grammatical accuracy
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Place adjectives and adverbs correctly to avoid confusing or ambiguous sentences
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Use the correct pronoun forms, such as I/me or he/him, and make sure pronouns clearly refer to their antecedents
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Avoid excessive use of comma splices; you can fix them by adding a conjunction, using a semicolon, or splitting the sentence into two
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Correct pronunciation is crucial for clear communication
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Do not use the wrong pronoun when referring to a collective noun or singular subject
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Avoid double negatives, as they cancel each other and can make a sentence confusing or give the opposite meaning
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Do not add apostrophes to form plurals; for example, apple's is incorrect, while apples is correct
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