English language and research: the most common traps
Journal Title: Medical Science Pulse - Year 2017, Vol 11, Issue 1
Abstract
English is commonly referred to as a “universal” language. Many people decide to study the language for a variety of reasons – to learn about a culture, to have a method of intercultural communication, to find a job, etc. In Poland specifically, students learn grammar and the theory of learning a language over the actual practice. As a result, common grammar mistakes occur throughout their learning process. This paper presents a list of these common grammar mistakes that English learners make. It also includes tips on how to improve one’s grammar and what to pay attention to.<br/><br/>
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Weronika Wasilewski
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