By Present simple

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...

thanks,and what if a person doesn't know how to plat\y (yet) ? then would we use the present simple?and what's the difference between to ask & to ask for ?

1) Seems OK. 2) No, you have the present simple throughout. 3) No, not good.4) No, not good. 5) "a" is OK. No, the sentence isn't good. You need to read more FICTION, you invent turns of phrase which do not exist in idiomatic English. You don't have the right feeling...

When we make mistakes, we have to reflect on what we did wrong so that we can avoid making the same mistake again. We need to learn to be financially responsible so that we don’t get caught up in the credit debt trap. I want to learn English so that I can find a better job. Whenever...

Can you provide some sentences wherein you're not sure which tense to use? As a general rule, use Past Simple when referring to the present and future simple — to the future. But since the former extends naturally into the latter, these tenses are sometimes interchaneable. "Lock the...

Hello. I can't understand when we have to use The present simple and when Will in a purpose or result clause (So that) if the main clause refers to the present. Thanks.

Not really.The second sentence indicates a time in the future, perhaps very soon.The first sentence is a bit odd, because the use of the simple present tense already implies "as usual". This could be used, of course, in casual conversation.English is notorious for interchanging tenses,...