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Common Mistake Patterns for {NATIVE_LANGUAGE} Speakers
Your native language quietly shapes the errors you make in the new one. Name both languages and this reports the ten most common grammar mistakes speakers like you make, ranked by frequency and how much they muddy meaning, with the linguistic reason behind each and example sentences showing the trap and the fix.
I am a native {NATIVE_LANGUAGE} speaker learning {TARGET_LANGUAGE}. Generate a detailed report of the top ten grammar mistake patterns that {NATIVE_LANGUAGE} speakers typically make in {TARGET_LANGUAGE}, ranked by how frequently they occur and how much they impede communication. For each pattern: name the error type, explain the linguistic reason it happens (e.g. L1 transfer, overgeneralisation), give two example sentences showing the wrong and correct forms, and provide a one-line memory aid or rule of thumb. Format as a numbered list I can save as a personal study reference. ⚠ human-in-the-loop: you are responsible for the results of using this prompt, not us.