Common Grammar Mistakes Part II

[candygrenade]

Sa may salon along Marcos Highway Marikina

"WANTED: Hair Stylish"

Grrrrrr. HAHAHAHAHA

OMG, TOINK! Did they blow-dry their brain cells too? Hahaha!

[linai@21]

okay tong thread na to haha. ako guilty sa mga prepositions

[marnmarn]

"We'll gonna miss you"

 

[shayne_12]

this vs these..

stuff vs stuffs

you're vs your

naalala ko tuloy yung kakilala ko nagpost ng "Once in a BLOW moon".. lol..

[khaleesiCersei]

"What???!!!!!! Did i sound that i was bad when i answer u regarding that?!"

-- ang sabi ng palakang englisera. hahaha! imbis na magalit ako. napahagalpak ako sa tawa

[TysLolakins]

very common is starting the sentence with 'But' and ending with 'though'.  same same, redundant lang...

[shyreen]

"time will fly fast" - is this correct? Di ko sure if fast yung tamang gamitin o quickly.

[iloveshimmer]

Lose VS loose

[zelda]

NOT irregardless but regardless
NOT cope up with but cope with (keep up with is ok)
Bring vs Take

[lovely_carrot]

"I'll gonna" spoken by a Manager dito sa office

  cringe cringe 

[Queen Chokolah]

Did + past tense of the verb. Sobrang nasasaktan ang mata ko pag nakakabasa ng ganito.
We'll + gonna.
Their/They're/There
Your/Yours/You're
informations. lol
More better/more stronger.

[candygrenade]

regarding ABOUT
discussed ABOUT
investigated ABOUT

etcetera

Could you be more redundant?

[Perfume_Lover]

in, on, of, at
In fairness -- - - filipino expression ito eh pero naaapply na rin siya sa English, minsan ginagamit yang in fairness na parang ganito. Wow, in fairness! yung prof ko nabasa ko siya na may ganyang gamit. Ang cute lang niya hahaha (i'm not insulting her basta ang cute lang niya talaga)

[imyourangel]

Which is correct?
"My siomai cravings were already satisfied", or
"My siomai cravings are already satisfied"?

[kinkytinch]

Use of "mrs.".. ginagamit lang sya if you're using the husband's name to refer to the wife.

For example, "Mrs. Jonathan Ruego" to refer to Jonathan's wife, Alma.
Using "Mrs. Alma" is incorrect.

Marami pa akong naeencounter na ganyan. Hehe

[Queen Chokolah]

Use of "mrs.".. ginagamit lang sya if you're using the husband's name to refer to the wife.

For example, "Mrs. Jonathan Ruego" to refer to Jonathan's wife, Alma.
Using "Mrs. Alma" is incorrect.

Marami pa akong naeencounter na ganyan. Hehe

Sabi sa English class ko before, mali din ang Ms./Mr. + first name. Always use the last name daw when using those.

[mondimonds]

stuff NOT stuffS
equipment NOT equipmentS
furniture NOT furnitureS
baggage NOT baggageS

they're/their/there
it's/its
to/two/too
affect/effect

[ikaela]

Asking questions like these:

"Is company A sell so-and-so product?"

"Is anyone know where to buy X product?"

[snowflakes]

ThankS God!
Diba dapat thank God? Or thanks be to God!

[kReeSH]

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