OET Serious Mistakes Part 60

OET Serious Mistakes Part 60

Topics:

• Use of active and passive voice.
• Use of pronouns, use of subjective and Objective case.
• Future Tense when the events are scheduled.
• Subject- Verb Agreement
• Fixed prepositions and its usage
• Capitalisation …. Along with proper noun.
• Use of ‘can’ and ‘will be’ in near futuristic sense  
• Apt use of will / Shall in future tense
• Words considered as near future …tomorrow, next week etc.
• ‘Used to’ along with first form of the verb….refers to past.
•  Use of simple present tense in relation to habitual action.
• Avoid judgmental language.
• Use of present perfect.
• Capitalisation…in the case of diseases.
• Exceptional use of verbs (love, like, believe, understand).
• Where to avoid the use of present continuous tense for certain verbs.
• Use of will /would in American and UK aspect
• Use of Articles.

Sentence Analysis Question:

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Question 1

1. We can do it tomorrow.
2. It can be done tomorrow.
3. It can be doing tomorrow.

Question 2

1. I will send her the report tomorrow.
2. I send her the report tomorrow.
3. I will send the report tomorrow.

 Question 3

1. You never listen to me.
2. You never listen me.
3. You never listens me.

Question 4

1. I will be able to speak French at the end of the course.
2. I can speak French at the end of this course.
3. I will be able to speak French at the end of this course.

Question 5

1. She can win the race tomorrow if she really tries.
2. She will be able win the race tomorrow if she really tries.
3. She could win the race tomorrow if she really tries.

Question 6

1. Can you come to a party on Saturday?
2. Can you come on a party on Saturday?
3. Will you be able to come to a party on Saturday?

 Question 7

1. One day people will be able to go to the moon for the weekend.
2. One day people can to go to the moon for the weekend.
3. One day people shall be able to go to the moon for the weekend.

Question 8

1. We can go camping next weekend.
2. We will be able to go camping next weekend.
3. We can go camping next weekend.

Question 9

1. I went to France seven times last year.
2. I used to go to France seven times last year.
3. I used to go to France seven times last year.

Question 10

1. He smokes
2. He is a smoker.
3. He used to smoke.

Grammar Challenge (289 TO 294):

Grammar Challenge 289

1. I have never smoked in my life.
2. I have never smokes in my life.

Grammar Challenge 290

1. I hope I could address your concerns.
2. I hope I could address concerns. 

Grammar Challenge 291

1. She has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
2. She has polycystic ovary syndrome.

Grammar Challenge 292

1. I understand you have a burn on your forehead.
2. I am understanding you have a burn on your forehead. 

Grammar Challenge 293

1. How much time would it take for the burn to heal completely?
2. How much time will it take for the burn to heal completely?

Grammar Challenge 294

1. What should I do if the dressing gets wet?
2. What should I do if dressing gets wet?