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Common grammatical errors and misspellings
Fewer people, not "less people": clearing up a common mistake
People often confuse "less" and "fewer" because both describe smaller ... Learn more →
Common Mistake: Using "Arrive to" in English
People often confuse English prepositions; since many verbs that describe ... Learn more →
Why we say "two million" — not "two millions"
People often add "s" to "million" because, in general English ... Learn more →
Why we don't say "at Monday"
People may make this error due to confusion over which ... Learn more →
What's wrong with "sunscream"
The error occurs because the word "sunscreen" phonetically resembles "sunscream", ... Learn more →
Why "an envelop" doesn’t work: a grammar breakdown
People often confuse "envelop" (a verb meaning to wrap or ... Learn more →
The problem with "I'm agree"
People often make this error due to direct translation from ... Learn more →
Why we can't say "I will can"
People make this error when trying to express future ability. ... Learn more →
Why you should never say "oftenly"
People may mistakenly believe that "often" is an adjective and ... Learn more →
Why "say me" is grammatically incorrect
People often make this error due to confusion between the ... Learn more →