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Browse common English mistakes in the Style category and learn how to avoid them in writing and speaking.
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transitive verb 'occasion' is very formal
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to be able to + 'passive voice'
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'also' at the end of the sentence
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Style: 'possible' after 'possibility'
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Readability: Three nouns in a row
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Word order: 'Hopefully' starting a sentence
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Number starting a sentence
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Sentence starting with 'And' or 'But'
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irregardless (regardless)
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an invite (invitation)
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'Needs fixed' type construction
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most (almost) every
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be bigger than me (I)
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different than (from)
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gotcha (got you)
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gimme (give me)
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dis (this)
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dat (that)
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luv (love)
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lemme (let me)
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outta (out of)
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'merchandize' vs. 'merchandise'
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'ourself'
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'themself'
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bored of (with)
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bestest (best)
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Most of our times (time)
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used to could (be able to)
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Tiflis
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Thank you much
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there're → there are
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week-end (weekend)
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a whole other (entirely different) issue
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comma before ending sentence with adverb
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This will allow (allows) them to bloom...
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They were used to hunt (for hunting) partridges
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It's supposed to prevent it (from) spilling over
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I saw it and I (0) should have said something to you
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abbreviation 'ppl'
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anyways (anyway)
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fastly (quickly)
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Word order: Wrong position of adverb, e.g. 'Always I am happy. (I am always happy.)'
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Word order: Wrong position of adverb, e.g. 'Always I am happy. (I am always happy.)'
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Passive voice
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Sarcasm
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Childish language
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Profanity
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where/when
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Extreme adjectives
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dunno (don't know)
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