Do you want to learn how to spot and fix the common mistakes we make using the word ‘knowledge’, join me in this Common Mistakes episodes from English Plus Podcast and learn all about it.
Common Mistakes | Anxious
Learn how to spot and fix the common mistakes we make using the word anxious in this new Common Mistakes episode from English Plus Podcast.
Common Mistakes | Moving Around
Spot and fix common mistakes people make when they talk about moving around in this new common mistakes episode from English Plus Podcast.
Common Mistakes | Negative Sentences
Learn to spot and fix the common mistakes people make when they use negative sentences in this new Common Mistakes episode from English Plus Podcast.
Common Mistakes | Adjectives Use
Spot and correct common mistakes people make when they use adjectives in this new Common Mistakes episode from English Plus Podcast.
Common Mistakes | Adjectives Comparison and Sequence
Spot and fix the common mistakes you make when you use adjectives comparison and sequence in this new common mistakes episode from English Plus Podcast.
Common Mistakes | Adjectives Form and Position
Learn to spot and correct the common mistakes people make when they use adjectives and we will focus in today’s episode on adjectives form and position.
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