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14 July 2026 - IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

On the 8 August 2026, support for the domain for this site will no longer be available, and as things stand I feel I can not support the additional costs of maintaining the www.typicalerrorsinenglish.com website, which is a shame as it has gained some attention among scholars.

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On the other hand I have not had the time to give it the regular caring maintenance it needs, nor have the funds to pass it on to a more enthusiastic website designer to sort it all out for me, even though requests do keep coming in via my SPAM folders... I wonder why?

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So I will save my own copy of this and will probably move some of the features to my personal website at roger.hartopp.co.uk.

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It is entirely possible that this site will continue to exist, perhaps under another, albeit non-memorable domain name, or even as a blogspot page, unless I get some financial support elsewhere to keep www.typicalerrorsinenglish

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So sorry about that - I hope it will continue to exist in some form - but just to warn you, it might not be here after Saturday 8 August. But I will still be here at www.rogerhartopp.co.uk.

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Roger Hartopp

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Everyone is worried about AI. But I’m more worried about with what the other vowels are up to.

(Thanks Rob Auton)

What is 

TYPICAL

ERRORS IN ENGLISH?

 

It's for the student of English as a second language (particularly if you are Polish).

If you would like the book, then click here to order TYPICAL ERRORS IN ENGLISH.

Please also check out

the author's website: 

www.rogerhartopp.co.uk

www.facebook.com/typicalerrorsinenglish 

e-mail: roger@typicalerrorsinenglish.com 

www.typicalerrorsinenglish.com

Hello and welcome if you are visiting this website for the first time. This is the official website of the book - Typical Errors in English. 

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It is a collection of English language mistakes (usually) made by students studying English as a second language. And even by the occasional native speaker. Often there are no easy explanations as to why they are errors (and the fact native speakers often do the same thing), but TEE will tell you, often in an unconventional and fun way.

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As well as some examples of errors that are both new and from the book, there are also several other features you will find only here on this site. We have quizzes, extra articles, your questions, grammar queries, cartoons, and links to other useful sites. 

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Like the book, the site does not want to be too serious - after all, English grammar can be a very dull and boring subject, and we want to make it fun with some additional cartoons, jokes and generally funny comments. 

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As regards the book, well, you could shout at your bookshop for not stocking this, but you could get your bookshop to order it, or you can also order it online from many bookshops - the links page mentions some of them. But you can also CLICK HERE FOR A TWENTY-PAGE FREE SAMPLER TO DOWNLOAD!

SPREAD THE WORD

Please do tell all your friends and colleagues know about this site and about the book. Get them all to like the official Facebook page so we can then tell the world that grammar does not have to be so serious! Should you wish to write in to me about the site, then the official address is roger@typicalerrorsinenglish.com. You can find more details about writing here. And do click the blue icon above to like and/or comment on us!  .  .  .

The small print (something written because it is possible that TEE might include unfavourable conditions which someone might not notice or understand and also because it's small)

While I make every effort to keep the information on Typical Errors in English accurate and up to date, I make no guarantees as to the validity of any information on this website, including that of any information or quotations taken from other sources that have been referenced in the site. Anyone acting on this information does so at their own risk and I can accept no liability or responsibility for the results. It’s just one of those things. Sorry.

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All media on this website is © Roger Hartopp/Tertium publishing group 2026, except where noted that they are copyright of a contributor.

Please do not copy without permission. If you do decide to use one of my cartoons for demonstration purposes, or create a link directly to one of my cartoons held on this site, then do please credit where you got it from. Me. Those are the rules, I'm afraid...

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