10 English Mistakes You're Probably Making

Understand and master commonly confused English words.  By the end of this lesson, you'll sound more like a native speaker and speak with confidence!

What You'll Learn:
High vs. Tall: Know when to use "high" for mountains and "tall" for trees and buildings.
House vs. Home: Understand the emotional difference between "house" and "home."
Lend vs. Borrow: Learn the correct usage of "lend" and "borrow" in everyday situations.
Fun vs. Funny: Differentiate between "fun" activities and "funny" things that make you laugh.
Make vs. Do: Master the distinction between "make" (create something) and "do" (perform tasks).
Hear vs. Listen: Learn when to use "hear" for sounds and "listen" for focused attention.
Take vs. Get: Understand the proper usage of "take" (move something) and "get" (receive something).
A Few vs. A Little: Differentiate between countable "a few" and uncountable "a little."
Watch vs. Look: Know when to "look" at something briefly and "watch" something attentively.
Told vs. Said: Understand when to use "told" for specifying who is spoken to and "said" in general statements.


Key Vocabulary and Phrases:
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Native speaker tips
Commonly confused words
English learners
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Speak English with confidence
English grammar tips

This video is perfect for English learners.  It provides simple explanations with clear examples.  You will enhance your vocabulary and grammar skills, and you'll boost your confidence in speaking English.

Good luck on your journey to mastering English and sounding like a native speaker!

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