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Yeah thanx for this question I am also a bit confused about the tense of verbs used after IF Should they always be used as simple present tense after IF

Hi is it true that certain time adverbs can only be used with certain tenses I think you should look at each adverb and think a little more carefully about whether you can use it with another tense Try to make some sentences I just went through and thought of the following examples Maybe you can...

is it true that certain time adverbs can only be used with certain tenses 1 simple present with frequency adverbs on Sundays in the mornings everyday every Sunday summer 2 present continuous now at the moment at present currently 3 simple past freuency adverbs yesterday last week two days ago in...

For instance if your salary now is 1000 per month both sentences can be used Sometimes when you

Hi How interesting that some of us hear these tenses oppositely I know we won t convince each other but here are a few more comments I agree with the earlier poster who noted When I say to my partner I am loving you I don t feel I have to carry so a heavy load in my mind but if I say to her I...

1 Is it OK to say I already have my ID number I think OK 2 Can we use already with the simple present tense Could you give any other examples Yes already can go with the present tense when the verb is stative EX I already know it EX Here it s already winter 3 Which are all the uses of already For...

Riglos wrote Hi everyone 1 Is it OK to say I already have my ID number 2 Can we use already with the simple present tense Could you give any other examples 3 Which are all the uses of already Thanks a lot Mara Generally speaking already can be used with any tense I was already doing my homework...

Hi everyone 1 Is it OK to say I already have my ID number 2 Can we use already with the simple present tense Could you give any other examples 3 Which are all the uses of already Thanks a lot Mara

When we talk about a subjunctive construction I think it is easier to understand it without the inserted clause I would think becasue that way one can clearly see the cause and effect relationship beteween the conditional clause and the main clasue 1 If someone tells you that you may park a...

In simple present or past tense when we make questions or negativesentences we use the verb with no endings or different form But why in perfect tense we always use the past participle form of the verbs whatever the sentence is Or does my question have no reason I am just curious about it