najczęstsze błędy w języku angielskim

ANALIZA JĘZYKA

Najczęstsze błędy podczas mówienia po angielsku

Krótkie przykłady pokazujące, gdzie najczęściej pojawia się problem i jak mówić poprawnie.

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✗ I did a photo
✓ I took a photo

Używamy take, nie do.

✗ She explained me the problem
✓ She explained the problem to me

Po explain potrzebujemy to.

✗ People is stressed
✓ People are stressed

People jest w liczbie mnogiej.

✗ I sent to some company a letter
✓ I sent a letter to a company

Kolejność: najpierw obiekt, potem „to”.

✗ I just sent them email
✓ I just sent them an email

Policzalne rzeczowniki wymagają „a/an”.

✗ they respond me on the beginning of March
✓ they responded to me at the beginning of March

„respond to someone” + „at the beginning”.

✗ If I want to attend some logic test
✓ They asked if I wanted to attend a logic test

Potrzebna struktura pośrednia + „a test”.

✗ I attend to this test
✓ I attended this test

„attend” bez „to” + forma przeszła.

✗ Some HR woman call me and said
✓ An HR woman called me and said

Czas przeszły + „an” przed samogłoską.

✗ If I want to meet with manager
✓ They asked if I wanted to meet the manager

Mowa zależna + „the manager”.

✗ My situation have been change
✓ My situation has changed

Present perfect: „has + past participle”.

✗ it was nice atmosphere
✓ it was a nice atmosphere

Rzeczownik policzalny → „a”.

✗ on this week I had 3rd meeting
✓ this week I had a third meeting

Bez „on” + „a third meeting”.

✗ discuss about it
✓ discuss it

„discuss” nie używa „about”.

✗ 1st conversation it was on March 13th
✓ The first conversation was on March 13th

Nie powtarzamy „it was”.

✗ Im tired with Warsaw
✓ I’m tired of Warsaw

Poprawny przyimek: „tired of”.

✗ when I searching for him
✓ when I was searching for him

Past continuous: „was + -ing”.

✗ I woke up 6 am
✓ I woke up at 6 am

Godzina → używamy „at”.

✗ I taked shower
✓ I took a shower

„take” → „took” + „a shower”.

✗ At work I had to negotiate contract
✓ At work I had to negotiate a contract

Rzeczownik policzalny → „a”.

✗ I had to information employ about your tasks
✓ I had to inform the employee about their tasks

„information” ≠ czasownik, używamy „inform”.

✗ I had to write emails to publish company information the visit our servisant
✓ I had to write emails to inform the company about the visit of our technician

„publish” → „inform” + poprawna struktura zdania.

✗ I had to send to the email to the City Hall to information them to visit our service
✓ I had to send an email to the City Hall to inform them about the visit

„send an email” + „inform them”.

✗ I receive a few packages and open the box
✓ I received a few packages and opened the boxes

Czas przeszły + liczba mnoga „boxes”.

✗ Then I came back to home
✓ Then I came back home

„home” bez „to”.

✗ There was traffic jam
✓ There was a traffic jam

„a traffic jam” → policzalne.

✗ I arrived the house about 4pm
✓ I arrived home at about 4 pm

„arrive home” + „at” przy godzinie.

✗ Does the delivery is delayed?
✓ Is the delivery delayed?

Nie używamy „does” z „is”.

✗ his improve
✓ his improvement

Potrzebny rzeczownik: „improvement”.

✗ We will the communication in the company
✓ We will improve the communication in the company

Po „will” potrzebny czasownik.

✗ We improving the communication in the company
✓ We will improve the communication in the company

Future → „will + czasownik”.