Hi Yaggy, I'm no expert, but perhaps I can help. She is getting more beautiful every day . I get, you get, he/she/it gets is the simple present tense. I am getting, You are getting, He is getting is the present continuous - the

Hi Sunsail In my last post, I mentioned only the use of the present subjunctive in clauses introduced by the word " that ". After the word "that", you will have a clause containing a subject and a verb . For example: - I

Conditionals: affirmative and Negative. Example We don't have food. That's why we can't feed the soldiers. If we had food, we could feed the soldiers. Now on my own. 2. I don't have potatoes. That's why I'm not going to

Present and future Unreal conditionals. example: If I had money , I would live in a palace. I don't get it because "had" Is past. Anyhow , I have a HW. I will need your help. teehee... Wish: Affirmative and negative statements The

Below is from the Collins Cobuild Dictionary. 'Any' can take a singular or plural noun depending on context.   You use any in statements with negative meaning to indicate that no thing or person of a particular type exists, is present, or

Hi Yankee, Thanks God there is no problem with the structure If + simple past = conditional perfect , but just with the usage of some proper words. Well, I suppose you forgot to tell me if my sentence nº 5 is correct: 5. I didn’t take

Hi again Here are my comments about one of Charles' other posts: b) If + simple past = conditional "would". e.g.: If she studied hard, she would pass. (it means that she didn' t pass) Wrong, Charles. This sentence does not refer

Hi Grammar Geek! The matter is not that I have to use simple present and “wouldn’t” together, in just one sentence because it wouldn’t make sense for sure! (based on the rules of If Clauses), but what would be the

I guess I'm the one who needs the lesson. They wouldn't be able to scan all the pictures if they didn't own their own scanner -- even this is past, so I'm obviously confused. Simple present is "don't." a) If +

Dear teacher Grammar Geek, Hello!!! Well, I read your post and I thank you once more for all your comments. In fact it's not a so easy assignment that I have to do. The grammar point it refers to - as we know - it is called " If Clauses