🚨 5 ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS YOU NEED TO STOP USING WRONGLY! 😂📚

Some English expressions have been used for so long that they have almost become family members. 😂 But today, we are correcting them! 1. ❌ He is trickish. ✅ He is tricky. 📌 Tricky means difficult to deal with, complicated, or likely to deceive someone. Example: 👉 This is a tricky question. “Trickish” may sound like English, but tricky is the usual standard expression. 😂 2. ❌ Nigeria comprises of 36 states. ✅ Nigeria comprises 36 states. 📌 Comprise already means “consist of.” Therefore, adding “of” after it is unnecessary in standard usage. Think of it as saying “consist of of.” 😂 One of is already enough! 3. ❌ This is more better. ✅ This is better. 📌 Better is already the comparative form of good. So, adding “more” is unnecessary. ❌ more better ❌ more worse ✅ better ✅ worse Please, let “more better” rest. It has worked enough. 😂😭 4. ❌ He is good in English. ✅ He is good at English. 📌 When talking about someone's ability or skill in a subject or activity, we normally use “good at.” 👉 She is good at Mathematics. 👉 He is good at speaking English. So, don't be good in English; be good at English. 😂📚 5. ❌ Voice out your opinion. ✅ Voice your opinion. ✅ Speak out. 📌 Voice already means to express an opinion or feeling. Therefore: 👉 She voiced her opinion. ✅ 👉 She spoke out against the decision. ✅ “Voice out” is common in Nigerian usage, but “voice your opinion” is the more standard expression. 😂 English is not difficult; sometimes, we just teach it unnecessary drama! How many of these have you been using? Be honest—1, 2, 3, 4 or 5? 👇🏽😂