- To check it out for sbd - To check for sbd
To consider about sth - To consider sth
To cope up with sth - To cope with sth
To demand for sth - To demand sth
To discuss about sth - To discuss sth
To emphasise on sth -To emphasise sth
To highlight on sth - To highlight sth
To list out sth - To list sth
To lower down the volume - To lower the volume
To mention about sth - To mention sth
To page for sbd - To page sbd
To regret for sth - To regret sth
To request for sth - To request sth
To return sth back - To return sth
To repeat sth again - To repeat sth
To source for sth - To source sth
I attended a English course in British Council these 2 days, and the Training Consultant highlighted that we have been using too many preposition in our sentences. I told her we have been taught this way. And asked how come our English is also from UK, but is different. She said that along the way, the language had been "corrupted".
So i thought, could it be the reasons that most of us dint score VERY well in O A level for English! Our English language has been "corrupted" and we learnt the "wrong" grammar but our papers were being sent to UK to mark?
