1. Use of Prepositions
Many English learners make mistakes with prepositions because they often translate directly from their native language. A common error is confusing "in", "on", and "at" for time and location. Another frequent mistake is adding unnecessary prepositions after verbs, like saying "discuss about". Additionally, learners misuse fixed pairs such as "depend on" or confuse "since" with "for" when expressing time duration.


