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Hi guys What's the difference between these two sentences: - I live in NYC. - I've lived in NYC. Thanks

Hi, I have a question about using verb “hope” to express hopes about future events. There are different rules in different books for the situation. As it is said in grammar rules, “hope” is used to express a desire or an expectation about something real or possible. It is also said in some...

Hello! I have a question about using verb “hope” to express hopes about future events. There are different rules in different books for the situation. As it is said in grammar rules, “hope” is used to express a desire or an expectation about something real or possible. It is also said...

Young Californian, hello! Your explanation is very clear. But I can't grasp the difference between these ones, Present Simple and Present Perfect. Can you please help me? 1. a) I will ask him about it if he comes ; b) I will ask him about it if he has come ; 2. a) I will give you...

Hi guys which one is correct and is there a different in the meaning? " a man who can struggle in a painful life " he says or " a man who can struggle in a painful life " says he which one is correct and is there a different in the meaning? " a man who can struggle in a painful...

Hello,I´m an intermediate student in English and I would like to know if anybody can explain me the difference between a sentence in the present simple with always ( which is a habit, as fas as I know), and a sentence in the present continuous with always as well ( which I reckon it is a...

The difference between Do and Does. when we want to ask a question in the present simple or to say sentences we use do-does He, she, it = does Does she like it? What does he do? It does it all the time. I, you, we, they=do Do you like it? What do they think? We do...

Welcome to English Forums, TheStudent. Is is present simple third person singular of the main verb be , and third person singular of the present continuous and present passive verb forms: He is happy. He is riding his new bike. His knee is bandaged by the doctor . ...

In an exercise about tenses, I have come upon this sentence : "These days, a lot of immigrants (to come) from Asia. Obviously, the tense to use is the PRESENT SIMPLE. That's what a colleague told me on the phone. However, I have some doubts. Can't we write "ARE COMING", since there is...

Thanks for your help again, Jim. I feel like I almost conquered the "of". However, again, I have got one more question on "of". I understand that "of" is sometimes used after a verb to introduce an object involved in an action like following sentence. "West Brom complete the £1.5m...