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English Grammar: The 5 Most Frequent Article Mistakes
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Learn English with Alex - English Grammar: The 5 Most Frequent Article Mistakes

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Learn about five of the most common grammar mistakes made by English students – and learn how to avoid them! Articles are an area where you may have trouble in English, because the rules on when to use them and when not to use them are probably different from your first language. Learn whether you should say “I’m an engineer” or “I’m engineer,” “I like apples” or “I like the apples,” and more. The rules for job titles, adjectives before nouns, public places, general statements, and superlatives are taught in this video. This is an essential beginner English lesson for students who want to improve their grammar and their speaking skills in English. Watch it, become more aware of these English article mistakes. Finally, make sure to do the quiz on EngVid to solidify your understanding. https://www.engvid.com/english-grammar-the-5-most-frequent-article-mistakes For even more English resources, check out my website: https://englishalex.com More videos like this: The 10 Most Frequent Proposition Mistakes https://youtu.be/cRKbG4h2YQw English Grammar: Using "THE" before "NEXT" & "LAST" https://youtu.be/sX68G8EAczA In this lesson: 00:00 English Grammar: Article or no article? 00:43 Job titles & statuses – article or no article? 01:58 Adjectives followed by singular nouns – article or no article? 03:17 Public places – article or no article? 05:19 General statements – article or no article? 07:12 Superlative adjectives – article or no article?

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