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He go to work every day.
He goes to work every day. – Third-person singular needs "s".
She don’t like coffee.
She doesn’t like coffee. – Use "doesn’t" with "she/he/it".
I have visited Paris last year.
I visited Paris last year. – Use past simple for finished time.
My father and me went shopping.
My father and I went shopping. – Use "I" as the subject.
She suggested me to study harder.
She suggested that I study harder. – Use "that + subject + verb" or "suggest + verb-ing".
She is more taller than her sister.
She is taller than her sister. – Comparative adjectives don’t need "more".
I am studying English since 2019.
I have been studying English since 2019. – Use present perfect continuous for ongoing actions.
If I will have time, I will help you.
If I have time, I will help you. – First conditional uses present simple in the "if" clause.
The book what I bought is interesting.
The book that I bought is interesting. – Use "that" or "which".
She is going to abroad next year.
She is going abroad next year. – No "to" before "abroad".
We must to study hard for the exam.
We must study hard for the exam. – No "to" after "must".
I have many informations.
I have much information. – "Information" is uncountable.
I didn’t went to school yesterday.
I didn’t go to school yesterday. – Use base form after "did".
She can to drive a car.
She can drive a car. – No "to" after "can".
He is more smarter than me.
He is smarter than me. – No "more" before "-er" adjectives.
Do you can help me?
Can you help me? – No "do" before "can".
