Do british people do grammar mistakes that sound natural as much as americans do?

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@beautiful3alam

I mean some people pronounce "espically" as "e(k)spicially" and I even heard "ask" as "aks"

And some slangs like "shoulda", "I can't do nothing about it (double negatives)"... etc


I'm aware of the fact that these are not mistake, it's a part of the language and daily life, same goes for my native language too and for the other languages but the reason I'm asking this question is I remember heating something like "British people are do not actually use these often, these slangs, the reason why English started to be this ireegular/slang related to something on the america content side that I can't remember well right now.

Also I heard some other things about England, they say british people are not as comfy(comfy in a bad way) as americans, american people more like irresponsible, sassy, more likely to behave quarrelsome (I won't say that I do not mean the general you already know that so I don't need to however when we take a look at the social media even their policy, celebrities...) but there is an opposite perception for England and British people.