A few Japanese "hardcore English grammar reference books" do prohibit use of "when, what time" together with "have done". But I feel quite awkward with this prohibition. The present perfect cannot be used with

I need your opinions on usage of interrogatives in present perfect sentences: A few Japanese "hardcore English grammar reference books" do prohibit use of "when, what time" together with "have done". But I feel quite

Hello ppl, I am learning basic English grammar these days. I have finished up doing tenses thoroughly but confused at some places regarding usage of has/have with different forms of "be" . Usage of forms of 'be': I am bit confused with the usage

There are twelve tenses in English grammar. Do we have to use the definite article "the" for each tense or not? Can you give me some explanations,please? In the below examples, Do we have to use "the" or not? 1.In the use of the Present Simple. 2.

Yankee wrote: Hi Tam I certainly did not intend my comment as a comparison of formal written UK English and informal US spoken English. I have to say I find it insulting that you think I would even consider making such a comparison. My comment

Hi, everybody! Maybe I should have started with "well," but I can ensure you that I'm the original poster, while this guy Anonymous wrote: Well, I have a half-finished game of noughts and crosses tattooed on my forehead. If you do too,

The topic is already my question. Do you think that english is an overrated issue? Maybe this is an odd question. But when I think about German, there are often incidences where others talk to each other, use wrong tenses and no one even notices

Anonymous wrote: «Could you please let me know the page where you found the above? I cannot find what you said in the book.» Sorry, I misread your quote. All quoted examples express future actions but, except for one sentence, they are in

Click on the present perfect and past perfect buttons underneath your posting. Lots of related threads with examples.

Hi Hela, I don't know what Yankee knows but I hope this might help.. 13 present perfect and present tense To say how long something has continued, we can use the present perfect, but not the present continuous or present simple. She