Common Grammer Mistakes In Love Affairs

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Wrong: “John, you look groovy. You aim to win at the best DRESS competition tonight, don’t you?” Right: “… You aim to win at the best DRESSED competition tonight, don’t you?” (EXPLANATION: If it is a “best dress” competition, John would not be eligible unless he is a cross dresser.) Wrong: “Do you like the FRAGRANCE of the wine?” Right: “Do you like the BOUQUET of the wine?” Wrong: “I can see that you prefer the champagne coloured roses THAN the red ones.” Right: “I see that you prefer the champagne coloured roses TO the red ones.” Wrong: “I will wait for you at Ya Kun while you are at the hair dressing SALOON.” Right: ” … hair dressing SALON.” Wrong: “We just met. Please don’t hold my hand here. AFTER people talk.” Right: ” … OR people may talk (gossip).” Wrong: “Can you call me BACK soon? ” Right: Drop the word “back” as it is redundant. Wrong: “Mary, I have a cocktail this Friday at the office. Would you like to join me?” COMMENT: “A cocktail” means a glass of alcoholic drink. Mary may rather go to a “cocktail party”. Wrong: “I saw you holding Bee Hong’s hands. You are both in love, ISN’T IT?” Right: “… You are both in love, AREN’T YOU?” Wrong: “Can you hold my hand as I am SCARED of the dark.” Right: “… as the dark SCARES me.” or “… as I am AFRAID of the dark.”

Common Grammer Mistakes In Love Affairs