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After viewing a lot of articles I found an English concept that we do use in everyday life I am not sure for what I found is correct and I hope somebody could validate the concept for me I found out that whenever you try to explain the current fact present tense can always be used Following is...

It is simple aspect There are three aspects simple perfect and continuous However it is NOT present tense since it is infinitive a form of nonfinite verb Normally we do not assign voice mood aspect tense person number etc to nonfinite verbs You will find is simple future

Hi In the verb phrase to purchase i need to know what aspect this is in but i have no idea So far ive got that its non finite and in the present tense and an active voice Can anyone help me with the aspect I also need help with the verb phrase you will find is this in the present perfect Thnaks...

Hi Mr P Many thanks for your suggestions which are really useful Shoot It seems that I ll never stop having doubts with the bloody article Here I have some new doubts 1 Throughout Sextus other writings one finds the Skeptic s distinctively agnostic attitude coexisting with negative conclusions I...

Thanks for your answer Finally I can send the paper till Monday Tuesday end of the month I have some more doubts Here they are 1 We say that the causal principle of the Skeptical is the hope of becoming unperturbed For men of talent perturbed by the anomaly in things and being in aporia as to...

I agree This problem is a headache Two principles contradict one another 1 After a past tense of verbs of reporting knowing etc continue in the past tense 2 If something which is still true or universally true is reported or known use the present tense Conclusion You can use either past or...

A few comments A I recommend using many instead of a lot at least when writing articles or papers The former is more formal and professional B A grammatical problem in all three sentences is uneasy irritated which is a symptom It should be uneasy and irritated which are symptoms C I would write...

Hello again kynguyen You said In fact I think most of the verbs can be used with or without to right For ex I need to have a vacation Or I need a vacation You used the verb need as an exampe of the verbs that can be used with or without the particle to But the particle to when it is part of an...

Deepa I totally agree with you As examples always enlighten a lot I ll give you some impressions of my mother tongue German I have to say that English in many cases is simpler than my native language You mentioned e g the gender of a noun which is usually expressed by the article In English there...

When the particle did or do precedes the verb it goes in its infinitive form I didn t know that past tense I don t know that present tense She doesn t know that present tense