what W hat is the difference between present tense and present perfect tense? Let me illustrate with the verb work . Present. I, you, we, they work he, she, it, who? works Present perfect. I, you, we, they have worked he, she, it, who?

If you use "playing" instead of "play" in that example it has a very similar meaning. When you add "ing" to a verb it means the action is on going. So in the past, when you use a verb in the progressive form (ing) you

Hi Friends, I have a doubt in past tense words how to use, i am a begineer in english. i have to learn more from you. so please guide and teach me. my question is, 1. i tried? 2. i was tried? What is difference between this two sentense? please

Hello everyone! Some questions were coming up with my head while watching TV drama 'Supernatural'. There were scripts like following. 1. If the ghosts are in hell, how can they hear the chanting? 2. If the ghosts were in

1. So far, he's been faring well. 2. So far, he is faring well. I agree with Avangi's analysis. The first example, with its present perfect tense, takes in the idea of a span of time that is regarded by the speaker as having begun

-I opened the door to find we HAD/HAD GOT mice nesting in the wig collection. (in this case, what's the difference between had and had got?) Get-forms of have are less common in the past tense. PS:For answers I used Practical English Usage by

Hello,I'm pleased to answer your question,let me show my opinion. For the first question I think your opinion is correct.When this question appears in a multiple choice test,both answers will be ok.There is a little bit difference between

Hello, which one is correct: I have immediately raised this issue after I recevied the dcouments or I had immediately raised this issue after I recevied the dcouments Thanks

Hello All, is the below phrase correct: - system connectivity completed and ready for test or - system connectivity was completed and ready for test Thanks,

Hello All, is the below phrase correct: - system connectivity completed and ready for test or - system connectivity was completed and ready for test Thanks,