DO   NOT   SAY
                             SAY
Please answer to my question.
Please answer my question.
Note:  The noun answer takes to: His answer to my question was wrong.
Don’t approach to that house.
Don’t approach that house.
I asked to the teacher about it.
I asked the teacher about it.
They attacked against the enemy.
They attacked the enemy.
Note: We say, to make an attack on: They made an attack on the enemy.
The book comprises of five chapters.
The book comprises five chapters.  Or
The book is comprised of five chapters.
We entered into the classroom.
We entered the classroom.
Note: We enter into a conversation, a debate, or a discussion.
I have finished from my work.
I have finished my work.
Brain left from England last week.
Brain left England last week.
We should obey to our teacher.
We should obey our teachers.
We reached at the school early.
We reached the school early.
I told to him to come at once.
I told him to come at once.
The boys went inside of the room.
The boys went inside the room.
The earth goes round of the sun.
The earth goes round the sun.
Note: Around is similar in meaning and use to round.
The Sarah will go to the England.
Sarah will go to England.
Note: Do not use the definite article (the)
with proper nouns.
The dogs are faithful animals.
Dogs are faithful animals.
Note: omit the definite article before common nouns in the plural if used in a general sense.
The Sunday can be a day of prayer.
The December is the last month.
Sunday can be a day of prayer.
December is the last month.
Note: we say the Sunday before last, the December of 1940, etc.
I could not to see you yesterday.
I could not/couldn’t see you yesterday.
I must to see her at her office.
I must see her at her office.