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Senator Melaye Teaches Nigerians How To Speak English To Avoid ‘Grammatical Blunders’

The controversial lawmaker representing Kogi West at the National Assembly, Senator Dino Melaye has made headlines once again after he took to his social media page to outline some grammatical blunders made by Nigerians.

The popular senator who is known for many things in Nigeria, took to his Twitter page to show off his English speaking skills by teaching Nigerians the correct way to speak the foreign language.

The senator noted that there over thirty popular English language grammatical blunders made by Nigerians. He listed thirty-three incorrect ways along with the correct way. See the list below:

Tobias Sylvester

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