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✍️ If you want to speak English fluently, you first need to improve your grammar — because grammar is the backbone of every sentence. 💬 Comment “GRAMMAR” if you want me to share a 7-day grammar improvement plan. Here are 5 simple ways to get better 👇 ✅ Learn the parts of speech (nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc.) ✅ Practice tenses — past, present, future ✅ Fix common mistakes (your vs you’re, its vs it’s) ✅ Read daily to see grammar in action ✅ Write small sentences & correct them This reel shows easy steps to improve English grammar so you can speak with confidence and avoid mistakes. 💯 👉 Save this reel to revise your grammar tips daily

Struggling with English grammar? This video reveals the top 10 mistakes to fix. Master tenses and elevate your communication. #EnglishGrammar #GrammarTips #LearnEnglish #CommunicationSkills #ESL #EnglishLearning #GrammarMistakes #LanguageTips

Common mistake ❌ I wonder where is she? ✅ I wonder where she is. ❌ I wonder she is coming. ✅ I wonder when she is coming. ❌ Tell me what do you want. ✅ Tell me what you want. --- 🔎 Why? In sentences like these, use normal word order after question words like where, what, when, why, how — not question word order. ✨ It’s called an “embedded question” — and it sounds instantly more natural. --- 💬 Did you know this rule? 🔁 Share this with someone who’s learning English! #EnglishMistakes #GrammarFix #EmbeddedQuestions #LearnEnglish #ESL

🔘RuiEnglish Lec: LESSON A Messages and Meanings GRAMMAR POINT Object Placement 1. Flexible Verbs (Two Patterns) In English, most "giving" or "communicating" verbs (like give, send, bring) allow two patterns Verb + [What] + to + [Who] "You can send messages to your friends." Verb + [Who] + [What] "You can send your friends messages." [Verb] + [Direct Object] + to/for + [Indirect Object] [Verb] + [Indirect Object] + [Direct Object] Direct Object = the "thing" (what) Indirect Object = the "person" (who) But some verbs are different. They only use one pattern. 2. Strict Verbs (One Pattern Only) You cannot change the order with these verbs. The "to" Group These verbs must put the "What" first, followed by "to." Verbs: Announce, describe, explain, mention, provide, recommend, return, say. Verb + [What] + to + [Who] "Please explain the rules to the students." The "Who First" Group These verbs must put the "Who" first, and they never use "to." Verbs: Allow, ask, cause, cost. Verb + [Who] + [What] "The mistake cost him the game." https://youtube.com/shorts/kKtjOCqQPcM _____________ ✅Inglês geral e específico ✅Inglês para negócios e viagens ✅Inglês acadêmico e profissional #inspireenrichupliftmotivateedify #inspiremotivateupliftedify #authenticleadership #yourlearningjourney #yourlearningdna #masteringyourlearningdna #wordbuilders #ruienglish #ruienglishlive #ruienglishclub #ruienglishliveclub #englishcafetalktime #theliveenglishclub #boldchoices #criticalthinkingfordicisiveliving