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These are 5 common mistakes

that usually English learners make.

In the first part

I’m going to take a quiz

and in the second part I’ll explain

why should you say one and not the other one.

You have 5 seconds

to choose the right answer.

So without further ado let’s start.

Number 1

The answer is (a).

Everyone is here!

Number 2

The answer is (b).

I’ve lived here for two years.

Number 3

The answer is (a).

We visited the museum yesterday.

Number 4

The answer is (b).

He arrived at the airport at 7.

Number 5

The answer is (a).

The weather is better today.

Do you wanna know why?

Watch the second part.

The first sentence:

Everyone is here.

Everyone

Anyone

Someone…

all of them are singular.

It doesn’t matter

if you are talking about a lot of people

you always say “is” with these words.

The second sentence:

I’ve lived here for two years.

We use the preposition “for”

when we are talking about

how long something has happened.

But we use the preposition “since”

to show the point in time

when something started happening.

In this example

we are talking about a certain time period.

Two years

So we use “for”.

The third sentence:

We visited the museum yesterday.

This one is very simple.

It’s because of the word “yesterday”.

The visit to the museum is finished.

One time and done.

So we only use simple past.

Yesterday is finished.

The fourth sentence:

He arrived at the airport at 7.

This is the principle of word order.

We first use the place and then the time.

Why?

That’s just how English works.

The fifth sentence:

The weather is better today.

We don’t say more better.

We only say good

better

and the best.

More better is completely wrong.

Okay, ladies and gents

Now it’s your turn.

Answer this question:

Until next time!

See ya!