LIST OF THE MOST COMMON SIMPLE GRAMMAR MISTAKES

• NEVER TRANSLATE DIRECTLY FROM SPANISH. Structures are not the same and, unluckily, you haven’t got the same knowledge of Spanish and English. Try adapting your ideas in Spanish to a more simple level so you are able to work with them in English as well. 
• “-S” of third person singular for verbs in the present simple.
• Adjectives in English NEVER take “-s” to form the plural.
• All adjectives are placed before the noun they go with.
• All compounds of SOME and ANY are considered third person singular.
• THIS / THAT are singular words. THESE / THOSE are plural.
• Be careful with False Friends. ACTUALLY does not mean ACTUALMENTE but REALMENTE.
• MODAL VERBS are followed by an infinitive without TO.
• ALL sentences in English have a subject.
• PEOPLE is plural.
• VERY is MUY. A LOT OF / MANY / MUCH is MUCHOS/MUCHAS.
• No double negation in a sentence.
• Avoid contractions when writing; they are too informal.
• Be careful with the structure of the sentence: Subject+Verb+Object+Complement (place + time)
• WITH ≠ WHICH ≠ WITCH.
• WELL ≠ GOOD
• DIE (vb) / DEAD (adj.) / DEATH (noun).
• ENOUGH + noun / adjective + ENOUGH.
• The definite article is used before singular and plural nouns when the noun is specific or particular.                                                                   "The dog that bit me ran away."                                                     Here, we're talking about a specific dog, the dog that bit me.