In this episode, we discussed common grammar mistakes in English that native Spanish speakers make, and how to avoid them. Both native and non-native English speakers make mistakes due to various reasons, such as differences in native language grammar rules transferring into English. We explore the importance of reducing mistakes in communication, particularly in a professional setting where credibility is on the line.  We emphasized the value of grammar exercises, repetition, and pronunciation practice, along with the benefits of taking writing lessons and completing online interactive exercises. Consistent practice and making mistakes is the path to improvement. In summary, grammar errors in English are common but manageable. Embrace mistakes as part of the learning process, and remember that improvement is a progressive journey. Consistent practice and diverse exposure to grammar forms are key to enhancing English skills. Key takeaways: Common grammar mistakes affect both native and non-native English speakers. To reduce errors, engage in grammar exercises, repetition, and pronunciation practice. Take writing lessons, complete online interactive exercises, and study punctuation and capitalization rules. Reading extensively in English, particularly in areas of interest, is an effective way to improve grammar. Embrace mistakes as part of the learning process and focus on consistent practice for ongoing improvement. Resources: For more resources on phrasal verbs, visit our website at fluentenglishpro.com