🎥 Free Lesson Day 2: Native “Mistakes” To Expect

Yesterday we looked at ellipsis in Present Simple.

Today, we’re looking at something new from my course: native speakers making “mistakes.”

👉 Have you ever heard someone say:

• She don’t like it.

• It don’t matter.

• He don’t have a car

At school, you’re taught this is wrong. Technically, yes — the “correct” form is doesn’t.
But in real, everyday speech, especially in informal contexts, natives use don’t all the time instead of doesn’t.

It’s not about being careless. It’s a natural technique that makes English faster and easier.

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🎬 Watch today’s full lesson:

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🚀 Why this matters

As a learner, you don’t have to copy this in your own speech,

but it will help to recognise it when natives use it. Otherwise, it can throw you off.

*If you’re still a beginner, I don’t recommend copying this technique, however once you feel confident, you can try to use it (especially if it is used by other people in your environment).

This is just one of the dozens of “real English” insights inside my new course The 7 Magic Tenses. The course shows you not just the textbook rules, but the way people actually speak — so you can understand them without panic, and sound more natural yourself.

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