Common mistakes in pronunciation

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Homographs: Words with the same spelling but different pronunciation and meaning.

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Types of accidents

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💢 Verbs with both gerund and infinitive forms with a difference in meaning

📎 part 1 (forget, mean, regret)

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What's the tricky difference between furniture at home?

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🌺 Other ways to say happy 🌺

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A homonym is a word that shares the same spelling as another word, but has a completely different meaning

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Homophones are each of two or more words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling

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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂 1. using the simple present instead of the present perfect after a since clause of time.
❌ Don’t say: since he came ,we’re happy
✅ Say: Since he came, we’ve been happy.
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💡The verb after a since time clause of time is generally in the present perfect tense.

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🗂 2. Using the simple present instead of the present continuous.
❌ Don’t say: Look! Two boys fight.
✅ Say: Look! Two boys are fighting.
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🛑 Note; We also use the present continuous for the future when something is pre-arranged or expected with some certainty; Loma is arriving tomorrow at six. Tom and I are eating out tonight.

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