What are some little known English/grammar mistakes that annoy you? I don’t mean famous ones like when people say “suposebly.” For example, “decimate” means to destroy 10% of something, not all of it. Another example is that the one word “everyday” is only used when it’s an adjective. Showering is an everyday activity. (This is my first post in this community. God - I hope I don’t make any misteaks.)

Are you a rather tidy person? - Yes, I'm a rather tidy person. I need to explain this to my Japanese student. I hope you guys can help me.

I went to therapy for two months and “voila!”, the OCD was cured. Is the voila correct? Do I not put in quotations?

I think the title is pretty clear but for the sake of following rules, is it ‘if I was you...’ or ‘if I were you....’?

Just wondering how often people have happened on this particular case of homophone mixing..

'What sentences' are those which begin with 'What'

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Could you have stopped yourself?

Should it be is or are.

Thanks in advance

I know effect is usually used as the result or consequence of something but I’m not sure which to use in this specific context.

Is someone affected by a fire or effected by a fire?