*Common errors during conversations* ❌ *"Myself Raghav/Myself Ranjana."* *"I am Raghav."* *"I am Ranjana"* > *Explanation*: Using "Myself" as a subject is grammatically incorrect in English. Use "I am" to introduce yourself. Incorrect: Myself Raghav, your new manager. Correct: I am Raghav, your new manager. ❌ *"He is having a car."* "He has a car." > *Explanation*: Use *"has"* for possession, not **"is having"**, which indicates an ongoing action. Incorrect: She is having two brothers. Correct: She has two brothers. ❌ *"He is your cousin brother."* "He is your cousin." > *Explanation*: In English, *"cousin"* already implies the relationship, so adding "brother/sister" is not needed. Incorrect: She is my cousin sister. Correct: She is my cousin.