Presentación sobre los errores más comunes a la hora de estudiar gramática en la lengua inglesa

2. • My friend gave me a lot of advices
advice
• Could you give me an advice?
some
a piece of
• She has quite limited knowledges of grammar
knowledge
• I had a lot of money, but I spent them all
it

6. accommodation acommodation
achieve acheive
across accross
address adress

7. appearance
assassination
beginning
library
lightning
misspell
mischievous
rhythm
schedule
intermediate
appearence
assasination
beggining
libary
lightening
mispell
mischievious
rythm
shedule
intermidiete

10. No pain, no game No pain, no gain
Escape goat
Self-depreciating
Fallby thewasteside
By purpose; onaccident On purpose; by accident
Scapegoat
Self-deprecating
Fall by the wayside
Two peas ina pot Two peas ina pod

11. Warshing machine
Circumvent the Globe
Suppositorythe information
Scotchfree//Scott free
Conversating
I made a complete360 ̊ degree
changein my life
Washingmachine
Circumnavigatethe Globe
Repositorythe information
Scotfree
Conversing
I made a complete 180̊ degree
changein my life

12. • A party with your friends is ….
• A clown is ….
• Visiting new places can be great ….
• Playing a game is ….
• A friend tells you a joke. The joke is ……..
A friend is ………… to be with
• A story is ….
• Going to an amusement park is great …….
fun
funny
fun
fun
fun
funny
funny
fun

13. • We had great …… at your party. Your party was ……….
fun fun
• John is fun
• John is funny
What is the difference between the meaning?

14. What was happened with you?
happen + ed
to
What’s happened?
has

15. How much is it cost?

16. I go to English courses 3 times a week
I’m attending an English language course
I visit/ I’m visiting/ I attend/ I’m attending ….

17. сдавать экзамен
• take an exam
• do an exam
• sit an exam
пересдать экзамен • resit an exam
провалить экзамен • fail an exam
сдать экзамен (успешно его пройти) • pass an exam
подготовиться к экзамену • revise for the exam
• prepare for the exam

18. does she/he look ?
does she/he look?
- describe her/his physical appearance, generally
- describe her/his physical appearance, right now
For example, "She looks beautiful today, with her hair done up.
/He looks tired"
For example, " She is tall, nice and beautiful /
He is tall, dark and handsome."

19. - preposition; indicates movement
- combined phrase
For example, " I’m walking into the office/
We drove into the city”
For example, " Call in to a meeting/
A customer came in to order a pizza”

20. = after
For example, " We left the party and then we went home”
For example, " We would rather go home than stay at the party”
- comparison
vs

21. - it’s a verb
For example, " The movie affected me greatly”
For example, " A movie had a huge effect on me”
- it’s a noun

22. - when you can’t count things
- when you can count things
For example, " I need less flour for this recipe”
For example, " I have fewer T-shirts than you do/
She made fewer videos this months”

24. - to say something nice to
someone
For example, " I must compliment you on your hard work”
- to enhance something
For example, " Your shoes complement your dress”

25. - it’s no longer in your posession; it’s lost
- it isn’t tight; it’s too big
For example, " I don’t like to lose money, but I like to spend it”
For example, " All my clothes are loose now,
because I lost weight”