Conspiracy vs. conspiration
WRONG: There is a conspiration theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t actually walk on the moon.
RIGHT: There is a conspiracy theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t actually walk on the moon.
Čechismy jsou chyby, které do angličtiny podvědomě přenášíme z mateřského jazyka. Dopouštíme se jich při výslovnosti, v gramatice i slovní zásobě. V rubrice Czenglish lektor Mark Pickering odhaluje ty nejčastější a radí, jak se s nimi vypořádat.
WRONG: There is a conspiration theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t actually walk on the moon.
RIGHT: There is a conspiracy theory that Neil Armstrong didn’t actually walk on the moon.
WRONG: I have so many another things to do.
RIGHT: I have so many other things to do.
WRONG: I went swimming this morning and it was really funny.
RIGHT: I went swimming this morning and it was really fun.
WRONG: For a breakfast, I had bacon and mixed eggs.
RIGHT: For breakfast, I had bacon and scrambled eggs.
WRONG: I accidentally hit my friend to the face.
RIGHT: I accidentally hit my friend in the face.
WRONG: My boss detaily checks everything.
RIGHT: My boss checks everything in detail .
WRONG: Don’t you want to go for a beer?
RIGHT: Do you want to go for a beer?
WRONG: I had a hangover so I ate some pills.
RIGHT: I had a hangover so I took some pills.
WRONG: Money are so important to me.
RIGHT: Money is so important to me.
WRONG: I have 40 years.
RIGHT: I am 40 years old.
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