Business English common mistakes should be eliminated, so that… – you feel more confident about your English and your overall performance is better – your clients / customers / colleagues are impressed with your English level Here (below in the video) is a simple grammar error that is very commonly used by non-native speakers of English. I have often heard French, German, Spanish, Slovaks and Russians all saying this mistake. It’s only a small error, and it does not cause a breakdown in communication. However, when you say it, it immediately marks you out as a learner of English, rather than a fluent English speaker. You are trying to make your English perfect, aren’t you? So watch the video and learn how to correct this common mistake. You may also like…
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