SAY/DON´TSAY

DO NOT SAY:   I love to do puenting in this area. YOU CAN SAY:    I love to do bungee jumping in this area.

DO NOT SAY:   Last month, we slept in a camping. YOU CAN SAY:    Last month, we slept in a campsite.

DO NOT SAY:   I left my car in a parking. YOU CAN SAY:    I left my car in a car park.

DO NOT SAY:   Can you help me cleans the room? YOU CAN SAY:    Can you help me clean the room?

DO NOT SAY:   He is fond in chocolate. YOU CAN SAY: He is fond of chocolate.

  DO NOT SAY:   She does not believe about monsters. YOU CAN SAY:    She does not believe in monsters.

  DO NOT SAY:   I apologized with the boss for arriving late. YOU CAN SAY:    I apologized to the boss for arriving late.

  DO NOT SAY:   My friend made athletics when he was young. YOU CAN SAY:    My friend did athletics when he was young.

  DO NOT SAY:   He reminds me to my father. YOU CAN SAY:    He reminds me of my father.

  DO NOT SAY:   This belongs for me. YOU CAN SAY:    This belongs to me.

  DO NOT SAY:   He likes to sit in front of TV all day. YOU CAN SAY:    He likes to sit in front of the TV all day.

  DO NOT SAY:   I do not like the fish. YOU CAN SAY:   I do not like fish.

  DO NOT SAY: He is tallest man in the house. YOU CAN SAY:    He is the tallest man in the house.

  DO NOT WRITE:   I have choosen the best one. YOU CAN WRITE:   I have chosen the best one.

DO NOT WRITE:   I adviced him to quit. YOU CAN WRITE :   I advised him to quit.

DO NOT WRITE:   Let me give you some advise. YOU CAN WRITE :   Let me give you some advice.

DO NOT SAY:   During the trip, we made lots of pictures. YOU CAN SAY :   During the trip, we took lots of pictures.

DO NOT SAY:  He spent a lot of time look for the keys. YOU CAN SAY :  He spent a lot of time looking for the keys.

DO NOT SAY:   We agree to this conclusion. YOU CAN SAY :   We agree with this conclusion.

DO NOT SAY:   They did a strike. YOU CAN SAY :    They went on a strike.