Common mistake He going (He is going)

Common Grammar Mistakes to Avoid

Good grammar is essential for effective communication. However, there are some common mistakes that can easily slip into our writing. In this article, we will explore one of these mistakes and provide examples to help you avoid it.

Mistake: Missing Verbs

One common mistake is forgetting to include a verb in a sentence. Verbs are essential for expressing actions or states of being. Without a verb, a sentence may lack clarity or coherence.

Example:

He going to the store.

Correction:

He is going to the store.

By adding the verb "is," the sentence becomes grammatically correct and conveys the intended meaning.

Remember, verbs are the backbone of a sentence. Without them, the structure falls apart. Here are a few more examples of missing verbs and their corrections:

  • Incorrect: She tired.
  • Correct: She is tired.
  • Incorrect: They playing in the park.
  • Correct: They are playing in the park.
  • Incorrect: I to the party.
  • Correct: I went to the party.

By paying attention to including the appropriate verbs in our writing, we can enhance our communication and avoid confusion.

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He going (He is going) mistake examples

  • Incorrect:
    Hey Matt, you coming or what?

    Correct:
    Hey Matt, are you coming or what?

  • Incorrect:
    What she doing?

    Correct:
    What is she|What she is doing?

  • Incorrect:
    What else she doing?

    Correct:
    What else is she|What else she is doing?

  • Incorrect:
    When it going to be fixed?

    Correct:
    When is it|When it is going to be fixed?

  • Incorrect:
    He only going to be there.

    Correct:
    He's only going|He is only going|He was only going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    It only allowing one photo per post, sorry.

    Correct:
    It's only allowing|It is only allowing|It was only allowing one photo per post, sorry.

  • Incorrect:
    And one more thing we identified is that when we configure these instances in local it just working fine.

    Correct:
    And one more thing we identified is that when we configure these instances in local it's just working|it is just working|it was just working fine.

  • Incorrect:
    Therefore, she not going to be there.

    Correct:
    Therefore, she's not going|she is not going|she was not going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    I think he probably not going there.

    Correct:
    I think he's probably not going|he is probably not going|he was probably not going there.

  • Incorrect:
    It rather about giving people an instrument.

    Correct:
    It's rather about giving|It is rather about giving|It was rather about giving people an instrument.

  • Correct:
    Is she still sleeping?
  • Correct:
    Wire it up using jumper wires.
  • Correct:
    What is he currently doing?
  • Correct:
    I’m very worried about it not running tomorrow or it just stopping and it being pricey to fix.
  • Correct:
    Has he amazing skills or not?
  • Correct:
    Regardless of me passing it or it passing me.
  • Correct:
    So he blamed losing the war.
  • Correct:
    It just needs cleaning, but it can be difficult to clean off.
  • Correct:
    It probably needs adjusting or replacement.
  • Correct:
    Why’s it so hard keeping the good places open?
  • Correct:
    I will talk to Will Smith in Houston IT about adding a function in Deal Blotter to choose confirm or no confirm.
  • Correct:
    Jenny and he actually going at this time makes a lot of sense.
  • Incorrect:
    He going to be there.

    Correct:
    He's going|He is going|He was going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    I hope he running faster than his opponents

    Correct:
    I hope he's running|he is running|he was running faster than his opponents

  • Correct:
    Both of it being wrong.
  • Correct:
    While others have raised doubts about it being part of Afroasiatic at all.
  • Correct:
    … resulting in it impacting in an "uncertain location" on the lunar surface.
  • Correct:
    It being Sunday, there was no school.
  • Correct:
    (t)he conditioning of petty criminals with the whip.
  • Correct:
    We had an IT Meeting.
  • Correct:
    IT Consulting.
  • Correct:
    Please make it amazing.
  • Correct:
    (T)he conditioning of petty criminals with the whip, or some more...
  • Correct:
    You freaking change it!
  • Correct:
    They used to have Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara perform for us because he being Jewish, and her being Irish.
  • Correct:
    With over 120 million visitors a year tourism is integral to the Alpine economy with much it coming from winter sports although summer visitors are an important component of the tourism industry.
  • Correct:
    What is she/he wearing?
  • Correct:
    She and he going together makes a lot of sense.
  • Incorrect:
    Adam and I only going to be there.

    Correct:
    Adam and I are only going|I am only going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    My brothers and I now seeking health go to therapists of whom we assign the forementioned.

    Correct:
    My brothers and I are now seeking|I am now seeking health go to therapists of whom we assign the forementioned.

  • Correct:
    How are Tom and I ever going to buy everything we need?
  • Correct:
    In early February, Cindy talked to Joann and I about matching the burns to the best reading around noon of the gas day that just ended.
  • Incorrect:
    Adam and I going to be there.

    Correct:
    Adam and I are going|I am going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    Tracy and I doing well.

    Correct:
    Tracy and I are doing|I am doing well.

  • Correct:
    How are Tom and I doing so far?
  • Incorrect:
    My mom and I leaving on Monday.

    Correct:
    My mom and I are leaving|I am leaving on Monday.

  • Incorrect:
    What I doing?

    Correct:
    What am I doing?

  • Incorrect:
    I only going to be there.

    Correct:
    I'm only going|I am only going|I was only going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    When I first starting working out at age 16 I gained 16 kgs in 3 months (fat and muscle of course).

    Correct:
    When I'm first starting|I am first starting|I was first starting working out at age 16 I gained 16 kgs in 3 months (fat and muscle of course).

  • Incorrect:
    I not going to be there.

    Correct:
    I'm not going|I am not going|I was not going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    I have no idea what I maybe not doing right.

    Correct:
    I have no idea what I'm maybe not doing|I am maybe not doing|I was maybe not doing right.

  • Correct:
    I live doing cool things.
  • Correct:
    Am I just missing something?
  • Correct:
    I would suggest talking with Mike or I before making any comments to the media if possible.
  • Correct:
    The squadron converted to the Mustang I before commencing operations in mid-1943.
  • Correct:
    How are Tom and I ever going to buy everything we need?
  • Correct:
    I before reading this post had to wait 15-20 minutes.
  • Correct:
    In early February, Cindy talked to Joann and I about matching the burns to the best reading around noon of the gas day that just ended.
  • Correct:
    I frigging love you!
  • Incorrect:
    I going to be there.

    Correct:
    I'm going|I am going|I was going to be there.

  • Correct:
    ...general, charge Q is determined by steady current I flowing for a time t as Q = It.
  • Correct:
    I mute them.
  • Correct:
    You and I getting together makes a lot of sense.
  • Incorrect:
    What we doing?

    Correct:
    What are we doing?

  • Incorrect:
    @carl where you moving to?

    Correct:
    @carl where are you moving to?

  • Incorrect:
    You getting this?

    Correct:
    Are you getting|You are getting this?

  • Incorrect:
    You still going to school?

    Correct:
    Are you still going|You are still going to school?

  • Incorrect:
    You usually going to be there.

    Correct:
    You're usually going|You are usually going|You were usually going to be there.

  • Incorrect:
    You not going to be there.

    Correct:
    You're not going|You are not going|You were not going to be there.

  • Correct:
    He will further support you in achieving your goals.
  • Correct:
    Seriously, you better fucking call me.
  • Incorrect:
    You going to be there.

    Correct:
    You're going|You are going|You were going to be there.

  • Correct:
    I found it fascinating what you were saying about global warming.
  • Correct:
    Is this getting you going too?
  • Correct:
    Are you going to be there?
  • Correct:
    I'll get it working.
  • Correct:
    Why aren't you going with me?
  • Correct:
    Aren't you being very rude?
  • Correct:
    I don't like both of you going to such a place.
  • Correct:
    How can I feel relaxed, with you watching me like that?.
  • Correct:
    Go back to Russia, you fucking communists!
  • Correct:
    How're you doing?
  • Correct:
    I cannot continue my class with you chattering to one another.
  • Correct:
    You dithering idiot!
  • Correct:
    Is it you knocking?
  • Correct:
    You yammering clammorer
  • Correct:
    Is this you not needing a lesson from me?
  • Correct:
    There is just you not wanting to do anything unless it turns out perfect from the start, which is impossible.
  • Correct:
    The Hell's Angels came in on motorcycles and slashed banners while yelling "Go back to Russia, you fucking communists!" at the protesters.
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