200 English Grammar Mistakes!: A workbook of Common Grammar and Punctuation Errors with Examples, Exercises and Solutions So You Never Make Them Again

furnitures 
yesterday.
Correct: 
My father bought some 
furniture 
yesterday.
Don’t add “s” to “information.”
Incorrect:  Have you got any 
informations
 on the whereabouts of Lucinda?
Correct: 
Have you got any 
information
 on the whereabouts of Lucinda?
Don’t add “s” to “luggage.”
Incorrect:  When will you pack your 
luggages
?
Correct: 
When will you pack your 
luggage
?
Don’t add “s” to the noun after “any.”
Incorrect:  Is there any 
breads 
at home?
Correct: 
Is there any 
bread 
at home?
Avoid using “these” before “news.”
Incorrect:  She told me 
these 
news this morning.
Correct: 
She told me 
this 
news this morning.
Don’t add “s” to expressions like “the blind," “the poor," the dead” or “the
unemployed."
Incorrect:  It is high time the American Government started paying attention
to 
the poors.

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Correct: 
It is high time the American Government started paying attention
to 
the poor.