SAY/DON´TSAY

DO NOT SAY:  He loves the nature. YOU CAN SAY:  He loves nature.

DO NOT SAY:  He gave smoking up last year. YOU CAN SAY:  He gave up smoking last year.

DO NOT SAY:  I play piano. YOU CAN SAY:  I play the piano.

  DO NOT SAY:  He did not saw the sign yesterday. YOU CAN SAY:  He did not see the sign yesterday

DO NOT SAY:  We need to discuss about it. YOU CAN SAY:  We need to discuss it.

DO NOT SAY:  It is worth.  YOU CAN SAY:  It is worth it.

DO NOT SAY:  I need to sign in the agreement. YOU CAN SAY:  I need to sign the agreement.

  DO NOT SAY:  I am searching a job. YOU CAN SAY:  I am searching for a job.

DO NOT SAY:  I feel incomfortable. YOU CAN SAY:  I feel uncomfortable.

DO NOT SAY:  He is bad educated. YOU CAN SAY: He is rude/impolite.

  DO NOT SAY:  He read the poem loudly yesterday. YOU CAN SAY:  He read the poem aloud yesterday.

  DO NOT SAY:  Children can be aloud. YOU CAN SAY:  Children can be noisy/loud.

DO NOT SAY:  I like dog. YOU CAN SAY:  I like dogs.

DO NOT SAY: Do you have any plans for New Year Day? YOU CAN SAY:  Do you have any plans for New Year´s Day?

  DO NOT SAY:  I talk English fluently. YOU CAN SAY:  I speak English fluently.

DO NOT SAY:  According to me, it is a good plan. YOU CAN SAY: In my opinion, it is a good plan.

  DO NOT SAY:  I like walking in evening. YOU CAN SAY:  I like walking in the evening.

  DO NOT SAY:  I work at the night this week. YOU CAN SAY:  I work at night this week.

  DO NOT SAY:  You can call to me tonight. YOU CAN SAY:  You can call me tonight.

DO NOT SAY:  You should to study more. YOU CAN SAY:  You should study more.

DO NOT SAY:  He have to stay home today. YOU CAN SAY: He has to stay home today.

  DO NOT SAY:  I must to go now. YOU CAN SAY:  I must go now.

  DO NOT SAY: Can you help to me? YOU CAN SAY:  Can you help me?

  DO NOT SAY: I do not know why he likes to arrive lately. YOU CAN SAY:  I do not know why he likes to arrive late.

DO NOT SAY: She often drives fastly. YOU CAN SAY:  She often drives fast.

DO NOT SAY:  He likes hisself YOU CAN SAY:  He likes himself.

DO NOT SAY:  Everybody like music. YOU CAN SAY:  Everybody likes music.

DO NOT SAY: He made me to clean the whole house yesterday. YOU CAN SAY:  He made me clean the whole house yesterday.

  DO NOT SAY: Does your brother let you to drive his car? YOU CAN SAY:  Does your brother let you drive his car?

DO NOT SAY:  I have not seen her since three years. YOU CAN SAY:  I have not seen her for three years.

  DO NOT SAY:  I am proud in you. YOU CAN SAY:  I am proud of you.

  DO NOT SAY: I am going to buy some new furnitures. YOU CAN SAY:  I am going to buy some new furniture.

DO NOT SAY:  I love listening music. YOU CAN SAY:  I love listening to music.

DO NOT SAY: Arriving late, I lost the bus.  YOU CAN SAY:  Arriving late, I missed the bus.

DO NOT SAY:  I trust in you. YOU CAN SAY:  I trust you.

  DO NOT SAY:  I will lend some money from Peter. YOU CAN SAY:  I will borrow some money from Peter.

DO NOT SAY:  Can you borrow me some money? YOU CAN SAY:  Can you lend me some money?

  DO NOT SAY:  I have a good work. YOU CAN SAY:  I have a good job.

DO NOT SAY: Working as a manager, he wins a lot of money. YOU CAN SAY:  Working as a manager, he gains a lot of money.

  DO NOT SAY:  The important is to learn fast here. YOU CAN SAY:  What is important is to learn fast here.

DO NOT SAY:  Is important to learn English. YOU CAN SAY:  It is important to learn English.

  DO NOT SAY: Thank you for learning me. YOU CAN SAY:  Thank you for teaching me.

  DO NOT SAY:  I keen on read. YOU CAN SAY:  I am keen on reading.

  DO NOT SAY:  I am interested on this issue. YOU CAN SAY:  I am interested in this issue.

  DO NOT SAY: I think that history is interested. YOU CAN SAY:  I think that history is interesting.

  DO NOT SAY:  I feel boring. YOU CAN SAY:  I feel bored.

  DO NOT SAY:  The book is bored. YOU CAN SAY:  The book is boring.

DO NOT SAY:  He will see me the next week. YOU CAN SAY:  He will see me next week.

DO NOT SAY:  I have been thinking in visiting my friend in London. YOU CAN SAY:  I have been thinking of visiting my friend in London.

DO NOT SAY:  I will visit you on June. YOU CAN SAY:  I will visit you in June.