By Simple present, Present tenses

The pub's flyer has a typo.It should be "...who have helped make...". That is the present perfect of the verb 'help'. It could also be worded this way: "...who have helped to make...".The simple present tense would be this: "...who help (to) make...".

Hi, I suggest that you begin by explaining or reviewing how to make the Simple Past and Simple Present tenses, looking first at statements and then at questions. If your student does not have a clear grasp of that, you will just get a constant stream of errors. Then you can deal with the other...

Hi AvangiTo me, the word 'if' is used like 'whenever' in your sentence, and the word 'will' is used to indicate a habitual or repeated action (i.e. in that sentence, you are saying it is not your habit to wonder about things such as closed doors while you are on vacation)....

Hi, So it is simple present okay for report writing? No. Very generally speaking, a report should normally use past tense, because it is reporting past events. eg Heat was applied to the chemical. At 40 degrees, it ignited. eg When I searched the robber, I found he had a gun in his pocket. I...

Hi MapleThere is nothing about the word 'for' that should suggest that you need to use the 'past perfect'. If that's a "rule" you've learned somewhere along the line, I strongly suggest you try to "unlearn" it fast. The word 'for' can be used...

This brings up GG's objection: He takes a shower before he goes to the movies. He reads the paper before he goes to the movies. He wears his helmet before he goes to the movies. There's nothing to show the relationship.

just say, he wears his helmet before he rides his motorcycle. you call this compound sentence in a simple present tense

Liveinjapan wrote:From the side, sleek lines cut a sexy and athletic profile, and in back, the unique deco look of the tail lamps coupled with the dual-exhaust of the V6 complete this beast. Is cut a past participle modifying sleek lines? No - the simple present tense instead. The clue comes...