Common Grammatical Errors in Daily Life
Explore a collection of daily-life scenarios riddled with common grammatical mistakes. From pet ownership and sports events to social gatherings, witness instances where simple language errors lead to confusion. Each image depicts a snippet of conversation highlighting incorrect word usage and sentence structure, providing an opportunity to identify and correct these errors. Enhance your grammar skills through relatable examples in this educational presentation.
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DOL-5-14-07 why cant he understand that we dont go no more to give him 2. the sitter had to sing im a little teapot before suzie wood go to bed 3. him and me was paid fifteen dollars for the work we done 1.
DOL-5/15/07 1. we dont got room for no more pets explained mother 2. have you drew a animal on the mural yet why did you eat them chips dip and olives so close to lunch time 3.
DOL-5/16/07 1. matt walked nervous to the plate knowing his team would loose the game if he striked out 2. boy we was sure tired after climbing to the top of pikes peak 3. sherry need a new break on her motorcycle before shell be able to race
DOL-5/17/07 1. theys dog gots mud in his fir from rolling in a mud puddle them kids all choosed hatchet as theyre favorite literature book 3. anita dont know how to play the star spangled banner yet 2.
DOL-5/18/07 1. after he gived hi dog a bath carlos was so wet and dirty he taked one hisself 2. why doesnt you come over four homemade ice cream said mr choi 3. miguel pablo and carlotta is going to mexico for christmas
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