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COMMON ERRORS                                   8.-Translation errors
GRAMMAR ERRORS                                  I’m agree            I agree
1.-Word order in sentence                       I have cold         I’m cold
Subject-verb-object-manner-place-time           I have 15years      I’m 15
They revise English quickly in class everyday   The people is good People are kind
2.-Question order                               Much boys           Many boys
Who attacked you?                               Many time           Much time
Who did you attack?                             He lives here from 1900 He lives here since
3.-Adjectives
Before the noun                                 VOCABULARY ERRORS
A very big car                                  I noticed he was ill—realised
No plural                                       She waited for them in the street
Red cars                                        I hope to pass the exam
4.-Subject –verb agreement                      I expect he will come to the party
People go there                                 I won the lottery
5.-Use of subject                               I earned a lot of money working
English verbs need a subject                    Could you lend me the pen?
I think it is harder                            Could I borrow your pen?
6.-Indefinite article                           Can you remember the name?
An article                                      I reminded them to bring?
7.-Gerund-Infinitives
Gerunds are used as subject                     FALSE FRIENDS
Studying is important
After preposition                               Sensible (razonable)     sensible (sensitive)
After eating, we went out                       Library (biblioteca)     librería (bookshop)
After some verbs                                Idiom (expresión         idioma (language)
I like fishing                                         Idiomática)
Infinitives without to after modals             Actual (real)            actual (current)
I can study                                     Actually (de hecho)      actualmente (at present)
After make and let
They made me work
Race (carrera)              carrera (career)
Success (éxito)             suceso (event)
Embarassed (avergonzada)    embarazada (pregnant)
Sympathetic (comprensivo)   simpático (nice)

SPELLING MISTAKE
Wrong        Right
Wich         which
Whit         with
Things       thinks
Writen       written
Dissappeared disappeared
Espain       Spain
Wonderfull   wonderful
Stoping      stopping
Tryed        tried
Babyes       babies
Live/life    alive
Dead, died   death

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Errores generales

  • 1. COMMON ERRORS 8.-Translation errors GRAMMAR ERRORS I’m agree I agree 1.-Word order in sentence I have cold I’m cold Subject-verb-object-manner-place-time I have 15years I’m 15 They revise English quickly in class everyday The people is good People are kind 2.-Question order Much boys Many boys Who attacked you? Many time Much time Who did you attack? He lives here from 1900 He lives here since 3.-Adjectives Before the noun VOCABULARY ERRORS A very big car I noticed he was ill—realised No plural She waited for them in the street Red cars I hope to pass the exam 4.-Subject –verb agreement I expect he will come to the party People go there I won the lottery 5.-Use of subject I earned a lot of money working English verbs need a subject Could you lend me the pen? I think it is harder Could I borrow your pen? 6.-Indefinite article Can you remember the name? An article I reminded them to bring? 7.-Gerund-Infinitives Gerunds are used as subject FALSE FRIENDS Studying is important After preposition Sensible (razonable) sensible (sensitive) After eating, we went out Library (biblioteca) librería (bookshop) After some verbs Idiom (expresión idioma (language) I like fishing Idiomática) Infinitives without to after modals Actual (real) actual (current) I can study Actually (de hecho) actualmente (at present) After make and let They made me work
  • 2. Race (carrera) carrera (career) Success (éxito) suceso (event) Embarassed (avergonzada) embarazada (pregnant) Sympathetic (comprensivo) simpático (nice) SPELLING MISTAKE Wrong Right Wich which Whit with Things thinks Writen written Dissappeared disappeared Espain Spain Wonderfull wonderful Stoping stopping Tryed tried Babyes babies Live/life alive Dead, died death