English Common Errors: all – English Editing
Before the singular form of a countable noun we usually use whole or entire: ‘We spent whole the lesson singing…
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English Common errors: Aid – English editing.
Aid is mainly used as a noun: ‘Many countries survive on foreign aid from richer neighbors.’ ‘It is government policy…
English Common Errors: After – English editing.
After is used instead of afterwards only informal styles, usually in phrases such as ‘soon after’, ‘not long after’ or…
English Common Errors : afraid – English editing.
Be afraid to do sth = be unwilling to do something because you are frightened about what may happen: ‘She…
English Common Errors : actually – English Editing
When actually means ‘in fact’, it is used to correct a misunderstanding: ‘People think we’ve got lots of money, but…
English Common Errors : act – English Editing
When you are talking about what someone does on a particular occasion, act and behave are interchangeable: ‘Passengers who left…
English Common Errors : accomplish – English Editing
When you accomplish something, you manage to do it or complete it, especially something that gives you satisfaction: ‘She felt…
English Common Errors: accept – English Editing
You accept someone’s advice, opinion, or suggestion BUT you agree (= say you are willing) to do something. Compare: ‘I…