Study English here! Esplanglish errores
Estos errores suelen ocurrir si intentas traducir palabra por palabra
Aquí hay unos de los más típicos………………..
1.
I like very much English food. MAL
I like English food very much BIEN
EstudienUK Grammar : Unlike Spanish ‘very much’ goes after the noun not after the verb
More correct examples:
I like London very much
I don’t practise English very much
2.
I have 22 years old. MAL
I am 22 years old. BIEN
EstudienUK Grammar : Use the verb ‘to be’ ( ser/ estar) for age not ‘ tener’ as in Spanish.
More correct examples:
David is 16 years old.
My daughter will be thirty two in April.
He was 25 in November.
3.
The most of people study English. MAL
Most people study English. BIEN
EstudienUK Grammar : La mayoria de = most
More correct examples:
Most boys like cars.
Most days it rains.
Most women work.
4.
Are you agree? MAL
Do you agree? BIEN
EstudienUK Grammar : In Spanish ‘Estar de acerdo’ is not to be agree in English but just the simple verb to agree
More correct examples:
We agree with you.
David agreed with me.
I don’t agree with them.
5.
We are ten in the class. MAL
There are ten of us in the class. BIEN
EstudienUK Grammar : No se dice somos (numero) pero se usa la forma de hay – there is/ there are (numero) de nosotros
More correct examples:
There were sixty of us at the party.
There will be twenty of us at the meeting.
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