Stop Making These 10 Common English Mistakes! Introduction Why do some English learners sound like beginners despite having a good vocabulary? Typically, it is not due to the words they know, but rather to the small, repetitive "traps" they fall into. Many of these errors occur when translating directly from your native language. In this guide, we will fix the ten most common mistakes , allowing you to sound more professional and confident immediately. Common Mistakes vs. Corrections The Mistake (❌) The Correction (✅) The Rule I am agree with you. I agree with you. "Agree" is a verb. You don't need "am". I am student. I am a student. Use "a/an" before singular nouns/jobs. I lost the bus. I missed the bus. Use "miss" for transport; "lose" for objects. She like coffee. She likes coffee. Add "s" for He/She/It in Present Simple. I have 25 years. I am 25 years old. In English, we "are" an age, we don't "have" it. Thanks God. Thank God. Say "Thanks!" OR …
