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Unreasonable English
Unreasonable English expressions can be described as "ungrammatical English".

First, the grammar is unreasonable.

1, subject-predicate consistency error (subject-predicate consistency error)

She is her home. The correct expression should be: She is her home. )

2. Verb tense is wrong.

I went to the movies last night. I went to the movies last night. )

3. The usage of pronouns is incorrect.

He gave her his book. He gave her his book. )

Second, spelling and punctuation are unreasonable.

1. Misspelled

For example: beautiful (the correct expression should be: beautiful)

2. Punctuation error.

For example: I am tired, so I have to go; Go to bed. The correct expression should be: I'm tired, so I'm going to sleep. )

Third, unreasonable expression.

1. The sentence structure is chaotic.

For example: running in the park, the rain began to pour down. It rained cats and dogs while running in the park. )

2. Vague modifiers.

For example, I saw a man with a telescope on the mountain.

3. Lack of logical coherence.

For example: I love pizza. It is raining outside. I love pizza, but it's raining outside. )