Some popular Grammatical Blunders. Every one has made at least two times.
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1. You're taking it personal (wrong) You're taking it personally (correct)
2. He is matured (wrong) He is mature (correct) He has matured (correct)
3. The reason is because (wrong) The reason is that (correct)
4. Night vigil (wrong) Vigil (correct)
5. Traveling bag (wrong) Travel Bag (correct)
6. As at when due (wrong) As and when due (correct)
7. Be rest assured (wrong) Rest assured (correct)
8. I'm hearing you (wrong) I can hear you (correct)
9. My names are (wrong) My name is (correct)
10. All manners of (wrong) All manner of (correct)
11. She delivered a baby boy (wrong) She was delivered of a baby boy (correct)
12. Lacking behind (wrong) Lagging behind (correct)
13. Crack your brain (wrong) Rack your brain (correct)
14. Return it back (wrong) Return it (correct)
15. Ghana comprises of 10 regions (wrong) Ghana comprises 10 regions (correct) Ghana is comprised of 10 regions (correct)
16. Wake keeping (wrong) Wake keep (wrong) Wake (correct)
17. Exercise patience (wrong) Be patient (correct)
18. Barbing saloon (wrong) Barber shop (correct)
19. I forgot my phone at home (wrong) I left my phone at home (correct)
20. Borrow me your pen (wrong) Lend me your pen (correct) May I borrow your pen (correct)
21. More grease to your elbow (wrong) More power to your elbow (correct)
22. Funny enough, I've never liked him (wrong) Funnily enough, I've never liked him (correct)
23. My body is scratching me (wrong) My body itches (correct)
24. Letterhead paper (wrong) Letterhead (correct)
25. I'm not your mate (wrong) We're not mates (correct)
26. You're mannerless (wrong) You're ill-mannered (correct)
27. Horn at the car in front (wrong) Honk at the car in front (correct)
28. Happy birthday in arrears (wrong) Happy belated birthday (wrong) Belated happy birthday (correct)
29. I will sleep at 10pm (wrong) I will go to bed at 10pm (correct)
30. Just when I thought I have seen it all (wrong) Just when I thought I had seen it all (correct)
31. First come, First serve (wrong) First come, First served (correct)
32. I have a running nose (wrong) I have a runny nose (correct)
33. Working Experience (wrong) Work Experience (correct)
34. Dinning table (wrong) Dining table(correct)
35. Professor in physics (wrong) Professor of physics(correct)
36. I need some grounded pepper (wrong) I need some grinded pepper (also wrong) I need some ground pepper(past tense of grind)-correct
37. You don't know what God has in stock for you(, wrong) You don't Know what God has in store for you (correct)
*Please take note*

Buh you know stubboh 9ja pple nor go take this one......
Na their own correct pass

Crack your brain reason am na.......

cheechee1:

19. I forgot my phone at home (wrong)



21. More grease to your elbow (wrong)

I disagree with you on these ones.

This is the least of our problem now.






Next....

You cannot just disagree, you need to prove that with a source/reference

immortalcrown:


I disagree with you on these ones.

Lagbaja01:
You cannot just disagree, you need to prove that with a source/reference

Did you provide any source/reference for yours?

Grease is a lubricant. Lubricant makes motion or movement easier and prevents damages at joints. "More grease to your elbows" being an idiomatic expression, is correct.

"I forgot my phone at home" is correct, if leaving the phone at home happened because I forgot to take the phone while going out. But if I purposely leave the phone at home, I will say "I left my phone at home" instead of "I forgot my phone at home".

Fact is ...just speak what somebody can understand as nobody is scoring you except you are writing IELTS exams

Insogbu di----- wrong
There is problem---- correct.