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❌ STOP Saying "More Heavier"! Fix 7 Common English Mistakes!
Upgrade Your English: Fix These 7 Common Redundancies! 🚀

Are you accidentally using "filler" words that make your English sound cluttered? In this lesson from Sid ji English Academy, we identify 7 common English mistakes known as Tautologies—using two words that mean the exact same thing.

Mastering these simple fixes will instantly make you sound more professional, concise, and confident in interviews, exams, and daily conversations.The Countable Rule: Why "Fewer people" is correct, not "More lesser."

Double Comparatives: Why you should never add "More" to "-er" adjectives.

Extreme Adjectives: Why "Enormous" and "Tremendous" are already at the maximum level.

The Reply Trap: Why the word "back" is unnecessary after "replied.Fewer people (Not: More lesser people)

Tremendous support (Not: Very tremendous support)

Prior approval (Not: Advance prior approval)

Heavier luggage (Not: More heavier luggage)

He replied instantly (Not: He replied back instantly)

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