Spoken English

Do you sometimes say “every students,” “much work,” or “my this friend” when speaking English? These are common determiner-related mistakes in English.  They make your sentences sound unnatural or grammatically incorrect. Determiners are words used before nouns to indicate which person or thing we mean, or how much or how many we are referring to.

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You may have felt it: you’ve spent years studying grammar rules, memorising vocabulary lists, and reading English books. But the moment you speak English in a real conversation, your brain freezes. You translate every sentence word-for-word in your head, trip over your pronunciation, and sound far less intelligent than you actually are. Learning English vocabulary