50 Grammar Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make (Because Good Grammar Is Sexy)

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39. “The reason why is because….” (Or “the reason is because”). Double redundancy! All you need to say is “The reason is that…” When you say “reason,” you’re already implying a “because” and a “why.”

40. Using an apostrophe to pluralize words instead of using the correct plural forms. Example:

I have two pet bunnys’.

I have two pet bunnies.