Verbs
I'm learning you English.
I'm teaching you English.
I'm actually driving my car.
I'm currently driving my car.
Have you ever been in Italy?
Have you ever been to Italy?
I'm agreeing with you.
I agree with you.
I didn't do nothing.
I didn't do anything.
She assisted to the meeting.
She attended the meeting.
My colleagues are very sympathetic.
My colleagues are very nice.
I like listening music.
I like listening to music.
I'm born in New York.
I was born in New York.
I will do it when I will have time.
I will do it when I have time.
We passed our vacation in Amsterdam.
We spent our vacation in Amsterdam.
Titanic was realized by James Cameron.
Titanic was directed by James Cameron.
I entered in the room.
I entered the room.
I write to you because I need more information.
I'm writing to you because I need more information.
I don't like English class; I'm boring.
I don't like English class; I'm bored.
The chef proposes the salmon.
The chef suggests/recommends the salmon.
They have nice souvenirs of their trip to London.
They have nice memories of their trip to London.
I am married with Tom.
I am married to Tom.
I have read that book last week.
I read that book last week.
She said me she was happy.
She told me she was happy.
Remember me about that tomorrow.
Remind me about that tomorrow.
Tom is the chief of our society. (2 errors)
Tom is the boss/manager of our company/business.
I like come in Wall Street English. (2 errors)
I like coming/to come to Wall Street English.
She is learning English since 3 years. (2 errors)
She has been learning English for 3 years.
We had a difficulty to find a parking. (3 errors)
We had a hard time finding a parking lot/ car park.