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Are YOU Saying it WRONG? 5 Highly Common Mistakes in English

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Are YOU Saying it WRONG? 5 Highly Common Mistakes in English

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English with Lucy
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Fix these 5 common English mistakes that even advanced learners make, including word order errors with probably, quite and last that instantly make you sound more natural! Download The 35 Common Mistakes Ebook (FREE!) here 👉🏼 https://ex.ewl.info/pdf216 In this lesson, you'll learn: Where to put adverbs like probably, possibly, and definitely The correct word order with quite + adjective + noun How to use first, last, and next with numbers When to use that vs which in relative clauses The causative structure (have/get something done) All other links at https://ewl.info There are multiple videos in this series! Watch the full playlist here:    • Stop Making These Mistakes!   Interested in joining my English Programmes? Click here: https://ewl.info Want to find your perfect tutor? Again, click here: https://ewl.info Want to practise speaking English without pressure and get instant feedback? Explore Langua, the world's most advanced AI for language learning. You can now chat with your own Lucy AI conversation partner (yes, it's my real voice)! Try it here and then save 20% on the Unlimited Annual Plan with the code LUCY20. You can also combine Langua with working with a tutor - browse profiles and book a trial. Anything else? You'll probably find it here: https://ewl.info (I've recently simplified my system and now have just one link for everything!) ⏱ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 00:34 FREE Ebook 01:26 - 1. Probably 03:44 - 2. Quite / Very / Really / Pretty 05:24 - 3. First / Last 07:30 - 4. Relative Pronoun 09:14 - 5. Have 11:11 - Quiz 12:54 - FREE Ebook 13:11 - Outro 👥 MY SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: @englishwithlucy TikTok: @english.with.lucy Email for English course enquiries ONLY: help@englishwithlucy.com NJ5CNINMVLWSAISJ #learnenglish #english #grammar