Common Grammar Mistakes for Non-Native English Speakers

Are you struggling with English grammar? This article discusses common mistakes that non-native speakers make, such as tricky tenses and with the articles! Also get bonus tips to boost your fluency in this language to become more confident speaker. Ready to show off your English skills? Take a certification exam on StudySection to assess your progress!

1. Common Grammar
Mistakes for Non-
Native English
Speakers

2. Mastering English grammar can be challenging,
especially for non-native speakers. This
presentation addresses common mistakes and
provides solutions, helping English language
enthusiasts transform their grammar into a
friend, enhancing communication skills and
promoting fluency.

3. Sing vs. Plural: Ensure
that the verb matches the
quantity of your subject
(whether it's singular or
plural).
Present Continuous vs
Simple Present
Employ present
continuous for
continuous activities.
Use simple present for
regular behaviors or
universal facts.
Tricky Tenses Subject-Verb Agreement

4. Pesky Articles
(a/an/the)
Prepositional
Perplexities
Word Choice Woes
A/An: Utilized
to introduce
the first-time
singular,
uncountable
nouns.
The: Employed
for particular
or previously
referred to
nouns.
Several verbs
need particular
prepositions.
Gather plenty
of frequent
verb-
preposition
pairs!
Pay attention
to terms that
may sound alike
but are
distinct in
their
definitions.
(e.g.,
accept/except,
there/their/the
y're).

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