Here are some frequent grammar errors that can trip up even native speakers. Let's break them down with examples:
1. Subject-Verb Agreement 📖
- Error: "The team are winning the match."
- Correct: "The team is winning the match."
- Subject Verb Agreement
2. Article Usage 📘
- Error: "I saw a dog in the park." (if referring to a specific dog)
- Correct: "I saw the dog in the park."
- Article Usage
3. Tense Consistency ⏳
- Error: "She go to school every day."
- Correct: "She goes to school every day."
- Tense Consistency
4. Pronoun Ambiguity 👥
- Error: "He told her that he was wrong."
- Correct: "He told her that she was wrong."
- Pronoun Ambiguity
5. Misplaced Modifiers 🚫
- Error: "She ran quick to the store."
- Correct: "She ran quickly to the store."
- Misplaced Modifiers
For deeper insights into grammar rules, check out our guide on grammar tips. Keep practicing and stay error-free! ✅