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You’ve been learning English for a while. You watch English videos, listen to podcasts, read in English — but some grammar mistakes keep coming back.
This video lesson will help you fix 10 of the most common English grammar mistakes that learners make all over the world. Whether you're studying English online, in class, or by yourself, this lesson gives you simple rules, real examples, and speaking practice to help you speak English more fluently and accurately.
In this English grammar lesson, you’ll learn:
✔ The difference between “so” and “too”
✔ When to use “such a” vs. “so” correctly
✔ Why sentences like “I enjoy to cook” are wrong — and how to fix them
✔ How to use the correct word order in English questions
✔ Easy ways to sound more polite and natural in English
This video is perfect for anyone who wants to:
• Improve English grammar and stop making basic mistakes
• Build confidence when speaking English
• Learn practical grammar for daily English conversation
• Study for IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, CEFR exams, or school
• Fix common errors in both spoken and written English
If you're an A2 or B1 level English learner, or you're learning English as a second language (ESL or EFL), this video will help you speak more clearly, avoid common grammar problems, and feel more confident using English every day.

Timestamps:

00:00 – Introduction!
01:50 – Mistake 1: Too vs. So
08:32 – Mistake 2: Such vs. So
13:08 – Mistake 3: Gerunds vs. Infinitives
19:11 – Chat with Nanar!!
24:07 – Mistake 4: Embedded Questions
28:19 – Mistake 5: Wrong Word Order in Questions
35:24 – Mistake 6: Forgetting Articles (a / an / the)
44:59 – A Short Walk
46:45 – Mistake 7: Forgetting “to” after tell/ask
51:57 – Mistake 8: Fun vs. Funny
56:32 – Mistake 9: Overusing “Because”
1:02:36 – Mistake 10: Too Direct (Polite Requests in English)
1:10:18 – A BIG THANK YOU!!

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