COMMON MISTAKES

❌ How many childrens you have?
✅ How many children do you have?

❌ My brother has 10 years.
✅ My brother is 10 (years old).

❌I want eat now.
✅ I want to eat now.

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That or Which

Before we answer this question, let's speak about what 'that' and 'which' are from the grammatical point of view. This will help us understand how we should use them in a sentence correctly.

So, 'that' and 'which' are relative pronouns and we use them in relative clauses. Let us remind you that a sentence can consist of a main clause and a subordinate clause. The last one can be:

a noun clause

a relative clause

an adverbial clause

Relative clauses can be introduced by relative adverbs (why, where, when) or by relative pronouns (that, which, who, whom, whose).

For example👇

Main clause | Relative clause
________
I saw the who bought
woman my car.
________
I read the that you
book recommended.
________

Now let's make it clear when we can use 'that' and 'which' in a sentence. Look at this table attentively 👇

For people | For things
________
who/that which/that
________
This is the This is the
woman car which/that 
who/that  I bought.
I love.
________

You should remember that we can not omit that/which in the examples given above because they are subjects of the verb. Try to say a sentence without them and you will miss the meaning.
But when that/which are used as objects, we can omit them.

For example👇

The girl who/that you saw yesterday was my sister. 

The girl you saw yesterday was my sister. (who/that can be omitted)

And the last important thing about the usage of the relative pronouns in a sentence. We do not normally use prepositions before them.

For example👇

The city in which she lives is far from here. (not a usual usage)
The city which she lives in is far away. (usual usage)
The city she lives in is far away. ('which' can be omitted)

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COMMON MISTAKES

❌ I came Australia to study English.
✅ I came to Australia to study English.

❌ It is more hot now.
✅ It’s hotter now.

❌ You can give me an information?
✅ Can you give me some information?

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COMMON MISTAKES

❌ They cooked the dinner themself.
✅ They cooked the dinner themselves.

❌ Me and Johnny live here.
✅ Johnny and I live here.

❌ I closed very quietly the door.
✅ I closed the door very quietly.

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COMMON MISTAKES

❌ Jack made a water pail with
is own hands for Jill.
✅ Jack made a water pail for Jill.

❌ Sam could of received an A on his essay, but he made too many grammatical mistakes.
✅ Sam could have received an A on his essay, but he made too many grammatical mistakes.

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