SAY/DON´TSAY

  DO NOT SAY:   Once you get to the hotel, the first thing you need to do is to check on. YOU CAN SAY:    Once you get to the hotel, the first thing you need to do is to check in. 

DO NOT WRITE:  I can see the peek of the mountain? YOU CAN WRITE:  I can see the peak of the mountain.

DO NOT SAY:  What kind of music are you in? YOU CAN SAY:  What kind of music are you into?

DO NOT SAY:  You need to make your bed in the morning. YOU CAN SAY:  You need to do your bed in the morning.

DO NOT SAY:  I do not want to molest you. YOU CAN SAY:  I do not want to bother you.

DO NOT SAY:  There is cold. YOU CAN SAY:  It is cold.

DO NOT SAY:  I have cold. YOU CAN SAY:  I have a cold.

DO NOT SAY: Either my friend or my brothers is coming to the meeting. YOU CAN SAY:  Either my friend or my brothers are coming to the meeting.

DO NOT SAY:  Neither Peter no Jane came to the party. YOU CAN SAY:  Neither Peter nor Jane came to the party.

DO NOT SAY:  You need to study in order to passing the exam. YOU CAN SAY:  You need to study to pass the exam.

DO NOT SAY: I will teach you how to bend the shirt. YOU CAN SAY:  I will teach you how to fold the shirt.

DO NOT SAY: It is a thrilled experience. YOU CAN SAY:  It is a thrilling experience.

DO NOT SAY:  I will buy an electrical guitar. YOU CAN SAY:  I will buy an electric guitar.

DO NOT SAY:  We will fix your computer free of cost. YOU CAN SAY:  We will fix your computer free of charge.

DO NOT SAY:  I cannot breath well. YOU CAN SAY:  I cannot breathe well.

DO NOT SAY:  I will die my hair to look younger. YOU CAN SAY:  I will dye my hair to look younger.

DO NOT SAY:  He ate the hole chicken. YOU CAN SAY:  He ate the whole chicken.

DO NOT SAY:  It is not save to drive fast. YOU CAN SAY:  It is not safe to drive fast.

DO NOT SAY:  We do not hope her to change. She is always like that. YOU CAN SAY:  We do not expect her to change. She is always like that.

DO NOT SAY:  I need someone to look on my kids this weekend. YOU CAN SAY:  I need someone to look after my kids this weekend.

DO NOT SAY:  I am seeking for friendship. YOU CAN SAY:  I am seeking friendship.