C&L Languages

Common grammar mistakes in English.

"Affect" vs. "Effect"
Error: Confundir estas dos palabras que suenan similar pero tienen funciones gramaticales diferentes.
Explicación:
Affect (verbo): Significa influir o causar un cambio.
Effect (sustantivo): Significa el resultado o la consecuencia de una acción.
Ejemplo:
Incorrecto: The rain had a bad affect on the game.
Correcto: The rain had a bad effect on the game. (La lluvia tuvo un mal efecto en el juego.)
Correcto: The rain will affect the game. (La lluvia afectará el juego.)

Let's practice the simple present tense, and the use of S. And the Do, Does.

The right use of verb Go to, Go on, Go for, Go to the.

Possessive adjectives are used to show possession or ownership of something. While we use them when we refer to people, it is more in the sense of relationship than ownership.