Common English mistakes

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Common English mistakes

Which sentence uses lose or loose correctly?


A

I don’t want to loose my notes before the exam.

B

These trousers are too lose around the waist.

C

Be careful not to lose your keys.

D

The screws have become lose over time.

Which sentence uses choose or chose correctly?

A

Yesterday, she choose the most difficult question.

B

She chose a different topic for her presentation last week.

C

If I had to chose, I would pick the first option.

D

You can chose which book you want to read.

Which sentence uses accept or except correctly?


A

Everyone accept James handed in the assignment.

B

She refused to except the apology.

C

All the students were present accept for two.

D

The teacher agreed to accept my late assignment.

Which sentence uses affect or effect correctly?

A

The ending had a powerful effect on the reader.

B

The ending had a powerful affect on the reader.

C

The writer’s style effects the atmosphere of the story.

D

The new rule will have an important affect on students.

Which sentence uses advise or advice correctly?


A

My teacher gave me some useful advise.

B

I would advice you to revise your introduction.

C

The teacher advised us to check our spelling.

D

She gave us three advices about essay writing.

Which sentence uses it’s or its correctly?


A

Its difficult to understand the narrator’s attitude.

B

The story loses it’s humorous tone near the end.

C

Its been a long time since I read this story.

D

The story is famous for its unexpected ending.

Which sentence uses there, their or they’re correctly?

A

Their going to discuss the poem tomorrow.

B

The students explained their interpretations clearly.

C

They’re are several symbols in the short story.

D

The characters are affected by there surroundings.

Which sentence uses then or than correctly?


A

The second paragraph is sadder than the first.

B

The second paragraph is sadder then the first.

C

First read the story, than discuss its themes.

D

The narrator is older then his sister.

Which sentence uses where, we’re or were correctly?

A

Where going to analyse the ending in class.

B

The students where surprised by the ending.

C

We’re not sure why Dad decorated the pole.

D

Were did you find that quotation?

Which sentence is correct?

A

My brother lead us to the station yesterday.

B

Our teacher has lead the school trip before.

C

Dad led us to the car after the concert.

D

The tourists were lead to the hotel.

Which sentence is correct?

A

I'm to tired to go out tonight.

B

We bought two tickets for the concert.

C

I would like too order a pizza.

D

Can you give me to more minutes?

Which sentence is correct?

A

I have a new laptop at my dispose.

B

We disposed of our old furniture last weekend.

C

You can dispose of my bicycle whenever you need it.

D

We have three spare chairs at our dispose.

Which sentence is correct?

A

I'm to tired to go out tonight.

B

We bought two tickets for the concert.

C

I would like too order a pizza.

D

Can you give me to more minutes?

Which sentence is correct?

A

We where at the cinema last night.

B

Were going to visit our grandparents tomorrow.

C

I don't know were I left my keys.

D

We're having dinner at seven tonight.

Which sentence is correctly spelled?

A

She was very succesful in her new job.

B

She was very successfull in her new job.

C

She was very successful in her new job.

D

She was very sucessful in her new job.

Which sentence is correctly spelled?

A

Can you give me your adress?

B

Can you give me your addres?

C

Can you give me your address?

D

Can you give me your addresse?

Which sentence is correctly spelled?

A

That was a really wierd dream.

B

That was a really wird dream.

C

That was a really weird dream.

D

That was a really weard dream.

Which sentence is correctly spelled?

A

My brother is fourty years old.

B

My brother is fourtie years old.

C

My brother is forty years old.

D

My brother is fortey years old.