Common Spoken English Mistakes TEACHER STUDENT Dialogue
Immediately after you have become fluent and can understand and speak some English, you need to work on correcting the mistakes you make. This will take your English to the next level. This video will help all learners who often make some of the common mistakes indicated here. The method of correction is not mechanical here. Instead, a dialogue between a student and teacher is used to show how mistakes are actually made in real life contexts and how they can be corrected. Explanations are also given in cases where the student wants to know why something he has said is not correct. The teacher’s explanation in the dialogue can motivate all viewers to watch those detailed grammar videos which are already uploaded on this channel. #spokenenglish #selfimprovement

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