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1. Jane and May are in class right now Names of people always have a capital letter There is more than one person in class - Jane and May, therefore it is plural. 2 Why do you live in this cold place? A question always ends with a question mark and has the verb to do in it ( You need to get...

Hi, I am having trouble with verb phrases - wondering if you could explain them - need to chose from the list (future progressive etc..) what each one is. Future progressive,Past progressive,Past perfect progressive,Present simple,Past perfect simple, Future perfect simple,Present perfect...

Hello, Shiv The only wrong construction is sentence #1. "Went" is the past tense of "to go", and the past tense doesn't -as a norm- use an auxiliary verb in affirmative statements. And, in any case, the auxiliary of the past simple is "did": "He went out a while ago." "He didn't go out a...

1. Present Simple You are asked to reply immediately. 2. Past Simple He was asked to be quiet. 3. Present Progressive You are being asked to listen carefully. 4. Past Progressive You were being asked a question. 5. Future "will" & "going to" You will be asked a question...

Both sentences are both correct and identical in meaning. Certain verbs such as "work" and "live" are commonly used in the present perfect simple and present perfect progressive tenses with identical meaning. Here's another example: I've lived in Japan for two years. I've been living in...

We use "think" in the past simple or past perfect tense to indicate a belief that was previously held but that has been shown to be incorrect. For example: I didn't think she was going. (past simple) I had thought that she wasn't going. (past perfect) The exception is in converting from...

Well if no one knows any, can anyone tell me what verbs in the past simple end in? The website I gave you in the very first reply to your post ( Wikipedia ) DOES answer that question. You might like to look at it. Rommie

Well if no one knows any, can anyone tell me what verbs in the past simple end in?

At school we were taught that the sentence She said "I love you" , being converted from direct speech to reported speech form, sounds like She said she loveD me . The verb in the second sentence stands in Past Simple instead of Present Simple: loveD . The teachers emphasised the relevance...

Hi, Ineed help to identify the structure of the following setences,I tried sending through the anonymous post,but have recieved no reply. example: He was watching TV when his girlfriend phoned. form: s+was/were+verb+ing(when+past simple) (past continous) 1.She,s been to . 2.I needn,t have...