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Stop Adding "TO" After These 16 Verbs! Common Grammar Mistakes | WEP EP.164
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Speak English with Confidence: Your Complete Guide to Fluency (B1) - Stop Adding "TO" After These 16 Verbs! Common Grammar Mistakes | WEP EP.164

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Stop Adding "TO" After These 16 Verbs! Common Grammar Mistakes ✅ Episode Summary One of the most common grammar mistakes is adding "to" where it doesn't belong! Do you say "I'm going to home" or "I contacted to him"? In this B1 lesson, we correct 16 common verbs that hate the word "to." We explain the difference between transitive verbs (like contact, reach, answer) and intransitive verbs (like talk, reply), so you never make these mistakes again. ✅ Timestamps 00:00 Intro: The Tiny Word That Causes Big Confusion 02:00 Part 1: The "Home" Exception (Go home vs. Go to work) 04:15 Part 2: Reaching vs. Getting To 06:30 Part 3: Contacting People (Email, Text, Call - No "To"!) 07:45 Part 4: Joining vs. Belonging 08:30 Part 5: Relationships (Marry vs. Married to) 09:15 Part 6: Entering and Attending 10:30 Part 7: Proximity (Near vs. Close to) 12:15 Part 8, 9, 10: Approaching, Answering, Visiting 14:30 Review Quiz: Right or Wrong? 16:00 The Final Secret: Transitive vs. Intransitive Verbs ✅ Common Mistakes Fixed: • Home: Go home (NOT go to home). • Contact: Contact me (NOT contact to me). • Reach: Reach the station (NOT reach to the station). • Marry: He married her (NOT married to her - action verb). • Discuss: Discuss the problem (NOT discuss about). • Answer: Answer the question (NOT answer to). ✅ Focus on Skills • Grammar Accuracy: Eliminate persistent preposition errors. • Verb Patterns: Understand the difference between verbs that need objects vs. prepositions. • Professional English: Avoid common mistakes like "contact to" or "discuss about" in business contexts. • Speaking Confidence: Speak without hesitation knowing your grammar is correct. ✅ Let's Make a Commitment! If you are committed to making this fifteen-minute plan a part of your life, show your energy by smashing that LIKE button! 👍 Be a hero for a friend by SHARING this video with someone you know is too busy to study. And to lock in your commitment to this challenge, SUBSCRIBE and smash that notification bell… 🔔 #CommonGrammarMistakes #EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish #B1English #ESL #StopSaying #WEP164

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