Do you now the answer to the Erroneous #English #Grammar Question #25?

Do you sometimes write hastily in English?

If you do, you might jumble up your sentences.

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Is this Erroneous English?

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Get the answer to the Erroneous English Question of the Week on Tuesday in Episode 25 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Business English Ace #Video - Confusing Words Amoral vs. Immoral

Do you confused Amoral and Immoral in your English conversations or sentences?

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Erroneous English Question #19 - Perpetrate Vs. Perpetuate

Can you tell the difference between Perpetrate and Perpetuate?

Even English natives mix up the two terms on occasion.

For some reason, Perpetrate and Perpetuate confuse English learners and speakers alike.

Well, review the question below. Which sentence is Erroneous English?

Do you have strong English grammar skills?

Get the answer to the Erroneous English Question of the Week on Tuesday in Episode 19 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Check out Erroneous English Question 18!

Even some English natives get Erroneous English Question #18 wrong!

If you often write English correspondence and send information to potential clients or even your office colleagues, check out the grammar question below.

Which sentence is Erroneous English?

Do you have strong English grammar skills?

Get the answer to the Erroneous English Question of the Week on Tuesday in Episode 18 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Do you confuse Assent and Ascent?

Commonly confused English word pairs like Assent and Ascent often befuddle even native speakers!

The words sound the same, but have distinct meanings.

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Erroneous English Question #16 - Will Vs. Be Going To

Even English natives get Erroneous English Question #16 wrong!

For some reason, Will vs. Be Going To eludes English learners and speakers alike.

Well, review the question below. Which sentence is Erroneous English?

Do you have strong English grammar skills?

Get the answer to the Erroneous English Question of the Week on Tuesday in Episode 16 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Check out the Erroneous English Question #15 - Lay vs Lie!

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Do you know the difference between Lay vs. Lie?

Even native English speakers mix up these two commonly confused English words.

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Check out the Erroneous English Question #14 - Set vs Sit!

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Do you know the difference between Sit vs. Set?

Even native English speakers mix up these two commonly confused English words.

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Erroneous English Question #12 - Beside vs. Besides

Do you use Beside and Besides correctly in your English conversations and documents?

Do you know the subtle meaning for each of this commonly confused English word pair?

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The Erroneous English Question #12 is:

Do you know which is correct?

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Check out Erroneous English Question #11!

Do you know when to use "much" and "many" in your English conversations or documents?

It is a common dilemma for learners of English. 

The Erroneous English Question of the Week for Episode 11 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast is:

Do you already know the correct answer? Give up?

Get the answer in Episode 11 of the Business English Ace Radio Podcast.

You can check out the previous Erroneous English Question, #10, by listening to Episode 10 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast.

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Review the #10 Erroneous English Question of the Week

Welcome to another preview of the Erroneous English Question of the Week!

Each week on the Business English Ace Radio podcast, you get a fresh grammar lesson to help you improve your English.

This week in the edition 10 of the Erroneous English series, you have a choice between two confusing English words - Capitol and Capital.

Erroneous English Question

Do you know how to use Capitol and Capital in a sentence?

Don't worry. Even native speakers sometimes get these two terms mixed up.

Get the answer in Episode 10 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast!

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Amicable vs. Amiable - Erroneous English Question of Week

Does English often confuse you?

Words that look similar and even sound almost alike really do confuse many students and even native English speakers.

As you know on Business English Ace Radio podcast, every week you get a new Erroneous English Question of the Week. 

Erroneous English Question

The question this week is about a confusing English word pair - Amicable vs. Amiable.

Is this erroneous English?

Find out in Episode 9 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast available on Tuesday.

If you want, you can listen to Episode 8 for the Erroneous English Question from last week.

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Are you confused by Do-Make Expressions in English? #video

If there is one group of expressions that befuddle many learners of English around the world, it is correctly using Make and Do.

Enough!

Take action today and finally learn make-do expressions!

Business English Ace Video- Do-Make Expressions

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Business English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Perspective vs. Prospective

Certain English word pairs confuse students.

The words are very similar, but have subtle meanings. 

Pay attention to  the Confusing English word Pair - Perspective-Prospective to use them correctly in written English!

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Business English Ace Radio - Erroneous English Question #8

Every week on the Business English Ace Radio podcast you get the solution to an Erroneous English Question.

Erroneous Question of the Week - #8

The #8 question concerns the confusing English word pair - Accede and Exceed.

Is this Erroneous English?

Do you know the difference between these two confusing English verbs?

Tune in to the Business English Ace podcast every week  for the solution.

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Business English Ace - Confusing Word Pair - Continually vs. Continuously

Certain English word pairs confuse language learners. 

The words are very similar, but have different meanings. 

Study the Confusing English word Pair - Continually-Continuously to use them correctly in written English!

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Less vs Fewer - Erroneous English Grammar Question

Erroneous Question of the Week

Welcome to Erroneous English Question #7 - Less vs. Fewer.

Even native English speakers confuse the correct use of these two adjectives.

Discover the answer in episode 7 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast tomorrow.

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Now, let's take a closer look at our grammar question.

Review Your Erroneous Question of the Week

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Is this Erroneous English?

As you know, good grammar skills are indispensable in the business world. 

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Erroneous English Question 7 – Less vs Fewer

Erroneous English Question 5 – Than Me vs Than I

Erroneous Question of the Week

Welcome to Erroneous English Question #5 – Than Me vs Than I.

Whether to use the object pronoun (me) or subject pronoun (I), is a struggle sometimes in English, even for native speakers.

So, in our Erroneous Question of the Week in Episode 5 of the Business English Ace Radio podcast, you can discover the answer tomorrow.

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Now, let’s take a closer look at our grammar question.

Review our Erroneous Question of the Week

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Do you know which is correct? Leave your comment below.

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Erroneous English Question 5 – Than Me vs Than I