English Grammar: Don't Make These Grammatical Mistakes!

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English grammar rules are a real pain in the neck! For example, for how long have you been learning present tense, past tense and future tense? But you are still making mistakes, right? (not everyone, though). One of the best ways to learn English grammar rules and tenses is by learning from common grammatical mistakes. In this lesson you will learn 5 very common mistakes and how to avoid them!
For many students, learning English grammar, learning different grammar rules and grammar tenses as well as different types of sentences is very boring. English grammar is often difficult to deal with. But, if you want to learn English , grammar is inevitable! Why is that?
The English language has 6 main aspects to learn: 2 systems and 4 skills
Systems are: English grammar and English vocabulary
Skills are: Speaking, Reading, Writing and Listening
To fully learn the English language from 0 to 100, you have to focus on all these 6 aspects, and of course, the systems are the base for the rest! learning English grammar is very crucial if you want to speak fluently and improve your English listening, reading and writing skills.
Below are other lessons about common English Grammar mistakes that I posted before. Make sure you watch them and avoid these mistakes!
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5 common grammar mistakes with tenses in English language and how to avoid them!
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As always, let me know what you think! Cheers!

[@ritarose2282]

I told her that I had finished" is the correct answer.
When we talk about two actions that happened in the past, we use the Past Perfect Tense to talk about the action that took place first.eg.' I had finished' other.
Another example: The bell had already rung when I reached the school.

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[@Leandro-ft6vs]

Correct answer : I told her that I had finished. The tense of this sentence is past perfect you use it when you talk about the past and you wanna talk what you have done before. So it's actually an action before the past.

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I told her that I had finish .... not finished....

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@@umarsdubaishorts9472 No......finished!....because past perfect tense....had plus past participle

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I told her that I had finished.
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Hi Maddy,
If there is specific time in the past then should we always use past continuous?

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I told her I had finished.

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I think "I have finished" is wrong and the correct sentence might be:" I told her I finished"
Is it correct????? Sir

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Could you please give more example for specific and particular time?

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[@phonemyat9142]

It is information.it is regarded as plural.

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[@kinuux]

I told her that I had finished, why?
1 / we have 2 clauses, ( to tell) & ( to finish)
2/ both clauses in the past
3/ let ask ourselves ( which action comes first) to tell or to finish
4/ of course '' to finish'' therefore the fist action in past perfect, the second action in the past

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[@vidyakadam9476]

I told that I had finished.
As I told is simple past so next should be perfect past.
Maddy Sir pls correct me if I am wrong.

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[@alkaberalaser9105]

I am happy because I knew the answer, it's because that's a past perfect tense, and in the past perfect tense because it's express about two action that happened in the past , In that case we the first action should be a present perfect and the second action just past simple.

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Thanks Maddy for your efforts . l would ask you about the first example you have mentioned in the first of this class you said that "when we talk about an action that happened in a specific time we use past continues then at the end you said that we use simple past when we talk about an action that happened in a specific time ?
It makes me confused.
With my greetings from Egypt

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The first sentence must simple present and second sentence is present perfect

[@Metebeq]

"I told her that I have finished" saying "I have finished" is wrong because this is a reported speech. We should say "I had finished" or "finished"

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