Most Common English Mistakes [Part I]

I thought I would mix it up a tad...Tell me what you think. I am thinking about adding one or two self-improvement videos each month into the mix. I especially like the topic of this video :D

Of course, not everything I mention in this video is a "true" mistake...specifically the connectives/list portion. There are a lot of grey areas in English, but I believe there are certain ways of writing that are "more correct" (in that more people can understand your writing -- which is the whole point of written communication, right?) hehe :D

Thanks for watching!! The end of this video contains a link to a couple Arabic learning videos I posted on another channel (this channel will soon be a place for vlogs, different types of reviews, self-help, rants, social commentary, etc...so if you want to check it out, definitely do :D )

Sincerely Yours,

Michael

http://www.twitter.com/thesublimeagent

The other channel (not many videos up yet except a few Arabic learning videos):

http://www.youtube.com/thesublimeagent2

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[rzp011]

Ha ha, I have a double major of Econ and Bus. Marketing and the one that always gets ME is lose and loose.

[TheSublimeAgent]

@rzp011 I love it ahahahah!! :D -Michael

[AbercrombieGirl2011]

how about your and you're?

[TheSublimeAgent]

@AbercrombieGirl2011 Good point ! I included that one in the Part II to this video :D Thanks for watching :D

[FeileCase]

Ur scaring~

[TheSublimeAgent]

@FeileCase What?

[catnips0addict]

I don't know but you kind of like a male taylor swift. :))

[leticiavee]

@gash46 offense :)

[gash46]

Call me ignorant, but watching a video about common English mistakes made by an American seems a little bit redundant, no offence :p. "Much different than", "like", the upward "do you understand what I'm saying to you?" tone. Meh, just nit-picking, good work regardless, doubt I could do any better; I really wish people would get these ridiculously simple mistakes out of the way,

[Ondrus21]

Is it possible to say: "he/she/it don't" in colloquial English?

[0marisarocks]

hey im learning english n this is very good video for me!

[profNeyz]

Don´t forget that.....It´s means ´it is´ and ´it has´! :)

[azriellagodines]

@catnips0addict That's exactly what I thought! :D

[1980vince]

are you an osmond?

[hope0hurts]

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