We use past perfect continuous to talk about longer actions or events that happened before or up to another action or event in the past. There are also other uses.…
read moreWhen the subject of a main clause is insufficiently connected to a word or phrase that modifies it, this word or phrase is described as a ‘dangling modifier.ʼ A proper…
read moreWe use the Past Perfect tense to show that an action in the past finished before another action in the past started. The past perfect tense is formed with the…
read moreContinuous tenses are also known as progressive tenses. Past continuous tense uses present participle with ‘ing’. The past continuous tense is an important tense used to express action at a…
read morePast tense is used to express actions started and finished in past. Simple past tense is type of past tense used: To express action completed in past Example: I went…
read moreThe present tense locates an event or a situation in present time. Present perfect continuous tense is used to express an action that started in past and is still going…
read moreThe present tense locates an event or a situation in present time. Present perfect tense is a type of present tense which is used: For the action that has completed…
read moreThe present tense locates an event or a situation in present time. Present continuous tense is type of present tense used: To show an action going on at present e.g.…
read moreThe present tense locates an event or a situation in present time. Simple present tense is used for the following purposes: to express habitual action e.g. Harry goes to church…
read moreFull Stop (or Period) The period or full stop (.) is the most commonly used punctuation in English language. It is used at the end of a sentence. A space…
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