Top 50 Grammar Mistakes

Part 1. Top 50 Grammar Mistakes

1.
Advise, Recommend, Suggest

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2.
Allow, Enable, Permit, Let

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3.
Already, Just, Still, Yet

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4. Articles: A, An

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5. Articles: A / An vs One vs It vs Genitive
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6. Articles: The vs Zero Article (Ø)
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7.
Be Able, Manage vs Can / Could

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8.
Be Born, Die

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9.
Be Going To

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10.
Be vs Have

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11.
Be vs Have as Auxiliary Verbs
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12.
Been vs Gone

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13.
Can vs May

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14.
Cannot vs May Not

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15. Collective Nouns
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16. Comparisons
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17. Conditionals: Zero and First (If vs When)
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18. Conditionals: Second and Third
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19. Continuous Forms
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20. Countable and Uncountable Nouns
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21.
Each, Every, All, None

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22.
Few, Little, A Few, A Little

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23.
(This Is The) First Time, Second Time

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24. Genitive: The Possessive Form of Nouns
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25.
Have, Have Got

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26.
Have Something Done

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27.
How Long, How Much Time, How Many Times

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28.
-ing Form vs the Infinitive
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29. Languages and Nationalities
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30.
Like, Love, Prefer

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31.
Make vs Let

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32.
Much, Many, A Lot of, Lots of

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33.
Must vs Have To

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34.
Must Not Vs Do Not Have To

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35. Numbers, Dates and Measurements
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36. Passive vs Active
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37.
People vs Person; Men, Human

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38. Present Perfect vs Past Simple
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39. Present Perfect With For and Since

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40. Pronouns
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41.
So, Too, Very, That + Adjective
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42.
So, Such, So Many, So Much

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43.
Some, Any and Related Issues
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44.
Stop, Remember

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45.
Used To and Present Tense
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46.
Very Much, A Lot: Use at the End of a Phrase
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47.
Want, Would, Would Like, Would Prefer

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48. Which? What? How?
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49.
Who, Which and What in Questions
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50.
Will vs Present Simple
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Part 2. Revision Tests

51. Revision Tests
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