English - Common Mistakes in Spoken English

Choose the proper continuation(s) for the sentence.

I came to school ...

• by walk.

• by walking.

• on foot.

• by car.

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I prefer ...

• coffee to tea.

• coffee than tea.

• coffee more than tea

• coffee for tea.

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• Hua's daughter-in-law have come.

• His sons-in-law have come.

• Her sons-in-law and daughter-in-law has come.

• Their son-in-laws have come.

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• I can cope with this pressure.

• I can't cope up with this pressure.

• I cannot cope up with this pressure.

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You ...

• need not to worry.

• need not worry.

• don't need to worry.

• do not need to worry.

• do not have to worry.

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You don't have to ...

• say that many a times.

• say that many time.

• say that many times.

• say that many a time.

• say that so many times.

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• Say me your name.

• Tell me your name.

• Say me your name fast.

• Say me your name quickly.

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Please ...

• revert back to the email.

• revert to the email.

• reply back to the email.

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• I made a blunder mistake.

• I made a huge blunder mistake.

• It was my worst blunder.

• That was the baddest blunder.

Choose the improper sentence.

• Some people were dancing and some were singing.

• Some people were singing and some were dancing.

• A some of the people were singing and some were dancing.