By Present simple

My tips:Look at the photoalbum: http://picasaweb.google.com/Sean.Pigg/MimsAndSeanSHouseWith an elementary/pre-intermediate student these pictures could be used to teach:1. The vocabulary of house and living.2. Present simple by asking: What do they usually do in this room/ place? (interrogative,...

Hey there,Guys, you know what? I've been studying English for so many years, I've read so many grammar books, I've been consulting lots of smaller and bigger issues concerning grammar... and still (sic) there are things that drive me crazy :( Take a look at this one:1. the present...

Hi.Could you explain why there are two different times in subordinate clauses (present simple vs future simple)? "He says he'll give five pounds to anybody who finds his pen.""I'll hide it somewhere he'll never find it."

Hi again Marius I'm not too sure I understand exactly where you think my opinion differs from that of your teacher. You seem to be saying that we agree on the use of "Do we go to lunch now?", so are you saying that we disagree on the use of "Are we going to lunch...

Thanks. Interesting, but this is that (other?) English teacher tells me:-------- You would ONLY say "Do we go now ..." if you were wondering about a daily ritual. For instance, you go a new job and you're now sure what time everyone goes for lunch. The present simple is for...

Hi 1. I have no idea what they are saying about me. 2. I have no idea what they are telling about me. 3. I have no idea what they are speaking about me. Are these three words OK in the sentences above? It seems to me that "speaking" is not quite right. How about the tense, maybe...

PLease also tell me the website where I can find all the English sentence "Structures" for example If + present simple + present simple Subject + used to + verb 1st form + object such type for formula/structures help me to understand the english rules and grammar clearly. thanks in...

Hello.I'm confusing with the use of the verb See in the Present Simple and in the Past Simple with the verb Can or without it. For example:- You see the house or You can see the house (?)- You saw the house or You could see the house (?)- I couldn't see it anywhere or I didn't see it...

Amy: «Ant, I think you need to reread GG's post. After "I thought," do NOT use the simple present tense.» I have read this commandment (sic!) about a million times in about a hundread threads, and all that in the past two or three days. In my previous post I didn't call it...

Hi N2g, These are two completely different verbs The infinitives and the present simple are the same, but the rest is different. I hung up the phone, and hung a couple of pictures. The judge said they're going to hang me. I will be hanged first thing in the morning. I guess I should...