This is an All-Eirs-English podcast episode 451.

Does your native speaker friend make these mistakes in English how to help them?

Welcome to the All-Eirs English podcast,

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We believe in Connection Not Perfection, with your American hosts, Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer, and Michelle Kaplan, the New York Radio Girl,

coming to you from Boston and New York City, USA. USA. Today, get four mistakes that even native speakers get confused about and get the skills you need to correct your native speaker friend.

Hello there Michelle, happy Tuesday to you.

Hi Lindsay, thank you so much, you too, you too, how are you?

I'm feeling good, it's the end of December.

New Year's Eve is coming up very soon.

I'm looking forward to that.

How about you? Are you looking forward to New Year's? I'm looking forward to that how about you are you looking

forward to new years I am looking forward to new years you know cool wild parties

no just kidding I'm not having a wild party I'm going to a party but it's it's going to not be wild.

That's awesome. That's awesome. So when you when you got your invitation

Michelle for this party, this non-wild party, were there any weird native speaker mistakes in the

invitation like you know something like saying your spelling your the wrong

way I don't think there was on this but I've seen that one a

million times. Oh my God I've even seen it from my own emails so I guess our

listeners can know today that we are talking about four super common native speaker

mistakes.

So this will make our listeners feel better to know that native speakers, guys, we also make mistakes

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