今、話した英文の中で文法的に間違っているところがありますか。って英語でなんて言うの？

*How was my English? If someone asks "how is my English?" they want to know if they structured their sentence correctly. This includes pronunciation, word choice,articles prepositions etc. *Did I make any grammatical errors? This is a direct way of asking. For example: You: Did I make any grammatical errors? Teacher: You did very well. However you need to pronounce "germs" as "jems". Remember the correct preposition is "on" not "at".

How was it? This is a very friendly and informal way of asking if there was anything wrong with what you had said. it is also VERY general and the teacher may in fact reply with an answer that is just as general. Although further clarification may be required it is also a good way to show that you are understanding the native way of speaking. "Was there anything wrong with what I just said?" This is more specific than the phrase above; however it is still general as it does not focus solely on the grammatical side of things.

Yes, it is great to have any grammar errors mentioned immediately so that you may check alternative correct forms and better understand for the future. Grammatically correct - "Grammatically correct" means that something (writing or speaking) follows the rules of grammar. For example: 'He go to the store'' (incorrect grammar) He goes to the store"" (grammatically correct).

mess up - this means to make a mess, in this case to make a mistake or error A. Did I mess that up? I'm so sorry. B. No worries, you didn't. I can easily fix it. A. Ok, well I'm sorry again for my mishap.

This is a way of asking if you have done something correctly and if not what mistakes did you make so that your teacher can correct and you know how to say it correctly next time.

If you do or say something wrong then this is called a 'mistake' or 'error' so you could simply ask 'did i make any mistakes in my English' if it was a certain sentence then you can ask 'in this/that sentence'

"Did you notice any mistakes?" This is a causal question asking whether any 'mistakes'/anything wrong. To 'notice' something is to see/observe/inspect/spot etc. ex. "I noticed that there was 3 dogs in the park" "Was everything okay?" A general and casual question, used in many contexts', this question can be used to ask if everything/anything is okay/good, ex. "Was everything okay with my English pronunciation in today's lesson?", "Was everything okay at work today?" etc..