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Hello rvw Yes indeed it s quite complicated It s a whole system of logical language I learned it stepwise from traditional propositional logic predicate logic two sorted logic modal logic tense logic type theory categorial grammar intensional logic they all are simple systems of formal language...

Do you agree that the subjunctive mood is only used in the following ways A Present subjunctive 1 All verb forms are the same as for the present tense except in the third person singular There use the infinitive without to I you we they launch the shuttle present indicative He launches the...

Thank you for the quick reply Hope seems a very simple verb but frankly I m really far from confident about how to use the phrase I hope that and its kin phrases My grammar book Egawa s A New Guide to English Grammar says we can use hope in the present perfect tense Actually however I have hoped...

Hi everyone The book English Grammar In Use Intermediate Students Cambridge University Press tells us The following verbs are not NORMALLY used in Continues Tenses using the ing form of the verb although you can form the gerund with them To like to love to hate to want to need to prefer to know...

Hi Mister M Thanks for your reply once again I have to admit that i have no sense of tenses at all i learned my english through lots of reading and listening I don t even know the basic rules in grammar i use tenses which sound natural to me I guess it s time for me to go back to school Also...

Present perfect vs simple past has nothing to do with duration but with time If an action or event is definitely completed in the past that is it is clearly finished and there is no need to explain to the reader that it is finished then use simple past tense your job is finished and your duties...

I don t oppose to anita s answer though I d say X has belonged to Y since 2002 is a present perfect sentence rather than a past perfect one However I am not sure about whether we can say X belongs to Y since 2002 is completely wrong It is true since is usually used in perfect and past...

X has belonged to Y since 2002 is right Past perfect tense

Could you please help me with this sentence and explain the use of since and tenses X belongs to Y since 2002

Yes Tiju those are very broad areas of English grammar Try your grammar book first or these websites MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS and CONTINUOUS TENSES And you can use Google to find other full presentations on verbs