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mistake: On Friday, I will write a new password start learning
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correct: I will make a new password
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mistake: I think about it start learning
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correct: I thought about it
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definition: something that happens or is done suddenly, naturally, and without planning start learning
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you say: cut the mushroom start learning
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try saying: harvest mushrooms
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start learning
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you say: look at how people work start learning
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try saying: supervise the work of the people, check the quality of their work
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mistake: join to the company app start learning
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correct: put it into the company app, log/ report it
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mistake: this is children, in my opinion start learning
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correct: In my opinion, they are like children
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mistake: the communicate to different people start learning
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correct: the communication to different people
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you say: I like people, I have the best to work to cooperate start learning
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try saying: I am working with the best people, they are cooperative
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you say: I don't like to tell people must do start learning
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try saying: I don't like telling people what they must do
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definition: "not planned" or "not deliberate," happening by accident rather than on purpose start learning
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mistake: everything goes good start learning
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correct: everything went well
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mistake: Who teacher teaches you? start learning
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correct: Which teacher taught this subject?
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mistake: I also must to talk for 15 mins start learning
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correct: I must talk for 15 minutes
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you say: The mother of my mother start learning
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try saying: My grandmother in my mom's side
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you say: We have only 1 km between us start learning
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try saying: We only have 1 km between us
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definition: means mischievous or playful pranks and high-spirited, but often slightly dishonest, activity start learning
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mistake: I see with my friends start learning
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correct: I saw my friends today, I met my friends today
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mistake: I don't know what I can say you start learning
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correct: I don't know what I can tell you
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mistake: I think that's our first meet start learning
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correct: I think that's our first meeting
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you say: When you hear the word "Bachelors", it's not good start learning
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try saying: Bachelor's degree is not that impressive, Masters is better
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mistake: I go study because I like teachers start learning
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correct: I study because I like the teachers
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mistake: I must take things in my own hand start learning
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correct: I must take things into my own hands.
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start learning
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definition: the process of restoring or repairing something to good condition start learning
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mistake: I don't go there for few months start learning
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correct: I haven't been there for few months, I didn't go there for few months
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