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IMPROVING LANGUAGE

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  • SYNONYM FOR: to need
    to require / to necessitate
  • SPOT THE MISTAKE: I have seen her yesterday.
    I saw her yesterday.
  • SPOT THE MISTAKE: I haven’t a car.
    I haven’t got a car. or: I don't have a car.
  • INSTEAD OF 'nowadays' you could also write
    at present / currently / in contemporary society
  • INSTEAD OF 'I'll think about it' YOU COULD SAY
    I'll consider it
  • INSTEAD OF 'maybe' SAY
    possibly / perhaps / it is conceivable that
  • INSTEAD OF 'a big deal' WRITE
    significant matter / major concern / important issue
  • SPOT THE MISTAKES: When I had known that I wouldn’t go there.
    If I had known that, I wouldn’t have gone there. (3rd cond.) If I knew that, I wouldn’t go there. (2nd cond.)
  • SYNONYM FOR: to try
    to attempt
  • SPOT THE MISTAKES: The most people think that they are better then she.
    Most people think (that) they are better than her.
  • DON'T WRITE 'a lot of times' INSTEAD WRITE
    frequently / often / on numerous occasions
  • SYNONYM FOR: to use
    to utilize / to employ / to apply
  • INSTEAD OF no matter what WRITE...
    regardless of
  • INSTEAD OF 'more and more' WRITE
    increasingly
  • SPOT THE MISTAKES: While the last race, he run to fast and felt.
    During the last race, he ran too fast and fell.
  • SPOT THE MISTAKES: It exists many people which life abroad.
    There are many people who live abroad.
  • SPOT THE MISTAKE: I go always to school by bus.
    I always go to school by bus.
  • ANOTHER WORD FOR a job OR work
    employment
  • INSTEAD OF 'a big problem' WRITE
    a significant issue
  • SYNONYM FOR: to show
    to demonstrate / to illustrate / to reveal
  • INSTEAD OF 'kind of' or 'sort of' WRITE
    somewhat / relatively / moderately
  • SYNONYM FOR: to get
    to obtain / to acquire / to receive (NOT: TO BECOME!!!! = WERDEN)
  • SYNONYM FOR: to say
    to state / to express / to claim / to put forward (an idea)
  • SPOT THE MISTAKE: He has 18 years.
    He is 18 years old.
  • SPOT THE MISTAKES: She work in a bank who is on the city centre.
    She works in a bank which/that is in the city centre.
  • A word for: a place to stay (hint: start with an A)
    accommodation
  • SYNONYM FOR: to stop
    to cease / to halt / to discontinue