I mostly have experience with Slavic language speakers learning English, and for them, this is a chronic-super-chronic disease. Please pronounce -s endings in nouns and verbs!!! crafting) This one is my personal anti-favourite ( your teacher or your textbook author.ġ) I do my morning exercises before breakfast.Ģ) She has made a cake (she has created a new product from different ingredients)ģ) I like to make something with my hands (e.g. You can create/make an article etc., but ‘homework’ is a complex of exercises made by somebody else, e.g. ‘Do’ shows following some instructions or execute standardised operations. Please remember: expressions with ‘make’ and ‘do’ are not always logical and we have to learn the most important of them at some stage.Ģ) It’s hard to accept that you’ve made a mistake.ģ) I think you are making a mistake leaving this job. My pre-course test shows that more than 50% of those who completed it make this mistake.
It’s somehow ironic I have to start with this one 😉
So, I am grouping them here for you to be sure to avoid them in your own speaking.
And being a teacher means: I don’t feel bad about your errors – they help me direct and adapt my teaching.īut sometimes I lose patience when I hear the same mistakes from all the different students I work with again and again. You only can learn something by experimenting, making mistakes, and trying after correction, you will remember it better.
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