This video demonstrates three common English grammar mistakes: using 'interesting' instead of 'interested' when expressing personal interest, adding 'with' after 'married' when it should be followed directly by the person, and using 'a' before 'good news' when 'news' is uncountable and should not take an article.
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Stop Making This Mistake in English ❌ #english #grammartips #improveenglishAdded:
Grammar mistakes. I'm interesting in art. I'm interested in art. She married with him. She married him. Three. I have a good news. I have good news.
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