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Error Correction 3
Idioma Modern II
2012
1. Prepositions
• The monument is near of my home.
1. Prepositions
• The monument is near of my home.
• The monument is near to my home.
1. Prepositions
• The monument is near of my home.
• The monument is near to my home.
near to
far from
2. Prepositions
• I am impressed for your idea.
2. Prepositions
• I am impressed for your idea.
• I am impressed by your idea.
2. Prepositions
• I am impressed for your idea.
• I am impressed by your idea.be impressed by something
3. Prepositions / Verb Forms
• The matches could be useful for light a fire.
3. Prepositions / Verb Forms
• The matches could be useful for light a fire.
• The matches could be useful to light a fire.
• The matches could be useful for lighting a fire.
3. Prepositions / Verb Forms
• The matches could be useful for light a fire.
• The matches could be useful to light a fire.
• The matches could be useful for lighting a fire.be + adjective + to (verb)
be + adjective + for (verb –ing)
4. Articles
• I am very interested in the history.
4. Articles
• I am very interested in the history.
• I am very interested in history.
4. Articles
• I am very interested in the history.
• I am very interested in history. history (general) takes no article
a specific period can take an article e.g. The history of ancient Egypt is fascinating.
5. Collocations
• I will talk about how to survive changing your home.
5. Collocations
• I will talk about how to survive changing your home.
• I will talk about how to survive moving house.
5. Collocations
• I will talk about how to survive changing your home.
• I will talk about how to survive moving house.move house = go to live in a different house
change (things in) your house = redecorate / renovate e.g. I’m redecorating, I’m going to completely change my apartment!
6. Recommend…
• I recommend pay attention to this advice.
6. Recommend…
• I recommend pay attention to this advice.
• I recommend that you pay attention to this advice.
• I recommend paying attention to this advice.
6. Recommend…
• I recommend pay attention to this advice.
• I recommend that you pay attention to this advice.
• I recommend paying attention to this advice.recommend that + subject + verb
recommend + verb -ing
7. False friends
• Something rare happened to me...
7. False friends
• Something rare happened to me...
• Something strange happened to me…
7. False friends
• Something rare happened to me...
• Something strange happened to me…– rare = scarce / precious / unknown e.g.
She suffers from a rare disease, doctors don’t know what to do. Diamonds are not the rarest stone there is.
– strange = surprising / odd / unusual e.g. Snow in July? That’s strange!
8. Time expressions
• I bought a house for ten years.
8. Time expressions
• I bought a house for ten years.
• I bought a house ten years ago.
• I was househunting for ten years, it was so hard to find the perfect place!
8. Time expressions
• I bought a house for ten years.
• I bought a house ten years ago.
• I was househunting for ten years, it was so hard to find the perfect place!ago = a specific time e.g. Ten years ago it was the year 2002.
for (ten years) = period of time
9. False friends / vocabulary
• The sheet of plastic would be interesting.
9. False friends / vocabulary
• The sheet of plastic would be interesting.
• The sheet of plastic would be useful.
9. False friends / vocabulary
• The sheet of plastic would be interesting.• The sheet of plastic would be useful.
interesting refers to something you want to study / learn about / watch / listen to e.g. That’s an interesting movie, I highly recommend it.
useful refers to something practical e.g. The sheet of plastic would be useful to protect us from the rain.
10. Collocation / false friends
• Insect bites could be an important problem.
10. Collocation / false friends
• Insect bites could be an important problem.
• Insect bites could be a major problem.
10. Collocation / false friends
• Insect bites could be an important problem.
• Insect bites could be a major problem.important = something positive / necessary e.g. Penicillen was an important discovery. It’s important to eat healthily.
problem = something negative. You can say a big problem / a major problem / a significant problem
11. Word order / tense
• Do you know to which place I refer?
11. Word order / tense
• Do you know to which place I refer?
• Do you know which place I am referring to?
11. Word order / tense
• Do you know to which place I refer?
• Do you know which place I am referring to?at the moment, present continuous (e.g. talking in a story in LangBlog)
12. Describe
• I’m going to describe you a special place.
12. Describe
• I’m going to describe you a special place.
• I’m going to describe a special place to / for you.
12. Describe
• I’m going to describe you a special place.• I’m going to describe a special place to /
for you.– describe a person = give a description of that
person e.g. I would describe you as a very patient person.
– describe something to someone = give a description of that thing e.g. I described the Pyramids to / for my classmates.