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I hear a lot of incorrect use of the phrasal verb ‘to go out.’ Why is this?

I think this is because the Spanish verb for this idea, salir, has two translations in English.

Learning a language is a personal journey. Sure, you need a coach to point out areas to improve, correct mistakes and demonstrate proper pronunciation. But, then what?

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Here are 5 sentences with common errors made by non-native English speakers.

Correct the errors and then look at the corrected sentences below to check your answers.

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For, Since and During are often confused by non-native English speakers.

Let’s have a look at why.

Here are 5 sentences with common errors made by non-native English speakers.

Correct the errors and then look at the corrected sentences below to check your answers.

When to use will and going to for future intentions is often confusing for non-native English speakers.

Both will and going to are used to express a future action that we have a strong intention of doing. So, what’s the difference?

The structure used for the words suggest and recommend is somewhat unusual for non-native speakers.

The structure is the same for both verbs. Let’s look.