Most Common Grammar Mistakes:

In, On, At:

1. On 2019 ➡️ In 2019
   • Covid 19 hit the world IN 2019
2. On December ➡️ IN December
   • Melanie and I will go to Italy IN December
3. On Christmas ➡️ AT Christmas
   • My family gets together AT Christmas
4. On Christmas Day
   • We open our gifts ON Christmas day
5. On your birthday
   • I will see you ON your birthday
6. At Friday ➡️ ON Friday
   • Let’s watch a movie ON Friday

Singular, Plural Nouns:

1. Everybody love her ➡️ everybody LOVES her (everybody = singular)

2. Mom and dad loves you ➡️ mom and dad LOVE you (mom and dad = plural)

You’re – You are

Your (possessive adjective)

1. Your welcome ➡️ You’RE welcome

2. Your my best friend ➡️ You’RE my best friend

3. Your so good at what you do ➡️ You’RE so good at what you do

4. Your house is big (house is something you possess)