Chitchat Learning common simple english mistakes thread

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Is leeturn back a proper English?
My uncle leelised many people say leeturn back to you
Leeturn is already leeturning you why got back ?
 
Also some people say ileegardless when there is no such word. Onlee leegardless.
 
Singaporeans also appear to prefer "reaching" or "reached", whereas arriving or arrived may be more appropriate.
Many individuals are unable to differentiate "bring it to me", and take them away.
 
Is leeturn back a proper English?
My uncle leelised many people say leeturn back to you
Leeturn is already leeturning you why got back ?
My uncle guess maybe people were trying to say the orleeginator was you so he leeturn back to you.
But leeturn you already means you were the orleeginal owner correct ?
 
My uncle English is not like gansiokbin a1 in English and literature but he leelised many orfid workers including mareneger level and exec always writes wrong common English KNN
 

Watch, Look, See

Example of Mistakes:

Ginfreely : Stop watching my airport breasts
Ginfreely : I see porn everyday.
Ginfreely : I don’t play cocks, but I look at them playing every day.

Tip: “See,” “look” and “watch” are often confused in meaning. However, they should be used in different situations. The difference between the three verbs can be explained in the following way:
  • Look — to look at something directly.
  • See — to see something that comes into our sight that we weren’t looking for.
  • Watch — to look at something carefully, usually at something that’s moving.
So, we can “see” something even if we don’t want to, but we can only “look at” something on purpose.

Correction:

Ginfreely: Stop looking at my airport breasts
Ginfreely : I watch porn everyday.
Ginfreely : I don’t play cocks, but I see them playing every day.
 
Can our in-house grammatica-extraordinaire sister Claire give her advice on the proper usage of the words mentioned above ?
 
Can our in-house grammatica-extraordinaire sister Claire give her advice on the proper usage of the words mentioned above ?
Common type isn't boss Sam more appropriate to advise?
Sis Claire too complicated KNN
 
Is leeturn back a proper English?
My uncle leelised many people say leeturn back to you
Leeturn is already leeturning you why got back ?

A very uncommon English mistake is to use "I" and "my uncle" interchangeably. :biggrin: :rolleyes:
 
Most common mistakenly word used in the English language...."irregardless".
 
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