You're saying it wrong! These are the 10 most common grammar mistakes

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Common slip-ups You're saying it wrong! These are the 10 most common grammar mistakes 5 min. We all slip up from time to time, but it turns out that some errors are more common than others, especially when it comes to reading and writing. Of course, there is no "unique" way to use language, but even if we've spoken English since childhood, there are still common "mistakes" that native speakers tend to make. Read on to see if you make any of these too! Read full article

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