2020-06-12T10:54:50+08:0028/5/2020|Categories: English Tips|Tags: chinglish, collocations, common mistakes|
Collocation is a bit complicated as the combinations are grammatically correct, but the meaning can be very different. Native English speakers may understand the meaning, yet it is kind of strange to say it out. Why not check out from the below to see if the collocation you used is correct or not?
2020-06-12T11:21:33+08:0027/5/2020|Categories: English Tips, Grammar|Tags: common mistakes, preposition|
To improve English level, apart from a rich variety of vocabularies and sentence structures, the use of preposition plays a vital role as well. Do you want to know how good is your English? Do you want to talk like a native speaker? Let’s try the following test to see if you would make those common mistakes while using preposition or not!
2024-01-05T17:41:28+08:009/3/2018|Categories: Two-minute English|Tags: common mistakes, listening, Speaking, 常見錯誤, 會話, 聆聽|
There are more awkward situations caused by wrong pronunciation in English than you can imagine. Check if you have made these mistakes before!
2024-01-04T11:26:48+08:0020/1/2017|Categories: English Tips, Two-minute English|Tags: common mistakes, listening, Speaking, 常見錯誤, 會話, 發音, 聆聽|
Today I am going to talk about some commonly mispronounced words.
2024-01-04T11:27:31+08:0026/11/2016|Categories: Two-minute English|Tags: common mistakes, listening, Speaking, 常見錯誤, 會話, 聆聽|
This week, I am going to look at some confusing verbs and words that sound similar but have different meanings in English and show you some of the differences between them.
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