In Verbs^x, Sample^x

I'm surprised your book doesn't have a little chart of the tenses you can refer to. Try to find a chart of tenses. It will make life easier for you. The "going to" tense isn't really a tense, but if it's one of the choices, just look for the sentences with "going to". That's easy. Your...

Hi taiwandave! Wow! What a brilliant post! Though I’m not a grammar student, I found most of your answer pretty easy to follow. There’s just one concept that I need to reference, that is, a to-infinitival. Maybe I’m being too pedestrian for advanced users of the language by pasting the...

it is the person or thing on the receiving end of some verb action the simplest sentence structure is "subject - verb - object " so in these sample sentences the subject is the last word or phrase. I kissed her. She caught the yellow ball. The ball tickled her. Sammy loves Jimmy.

a number of these sentences are correct, but much of it depends on whether the actions fall completely or partially in the past/present/future. look up "indirect discourse" in whatever grammar you are using and "concordance of verb tenses" which might give you some specific examples. i can't...