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I have highlighted errors. You use "he" and "your" and "I" so it's not clear who you are talking about. Your capitalization is uneven, and you need to use the past tense.

1. Well, "had" is the past tense of the verb "have", but I think you're asking specifically about its use as an auxiliary to form the past perfect tense of other verbs: I played -- simple past tense I have played -- present perfect tense I had played -- past...

1. When to use "had" ? Since it serves as a past tense but I don't see it being used when it should like ... "I have played football yesterday" which is a sentence in past tense form but why have instead of had ? 2. We must make the word after "never" past tense...

Did is used in the Simple Past Tense . E.g. (1) I went to school. (Simple Past) = I did go to school. (2) Raju came late. (Simple Past) = Raju did come late. (3) We played football. (Simpe Past) = We did play football. Does and Do is used for Simple Present Tense. (Does...

Yoong Liat wrote: Did you know our high school football team is the Cheesemakers? Do you know our high school football team is the Cheesemakers? Isn't it better to change 'Did' to 'Do'? Not necessarily in this question, but sometimes the use of "did" is motivated by politeness, putting...

2- While we had supper,all the lights went out. 3- All the lights went out while we had supper. 4 - Harry did his homework while the other boys played football. OK "All the lights went out while we were having supper". When you have a marker that tells you you have to use the past...

Voltaire101 wrote: I can differe make the difference between the present continuous tense and the simple present tense. The difference is : - Th e simple present tense is used for a repeated or habitual action that happen s always or often or usually. In these cases you'll have...

I can differe between the present continuous tense and the simple present tense. The diference is : - Th simple present tense is used for a repeated or habitual action that happen always or often or usually. - Th present cotinuous tense is used for an action that is still contiuing...

would like to ask in a conversation between 3 people rite...is this wrong? Andy: Im not going to play football Mitchel : Oh ok William : You said your not going to football i dont want to see you there. Should the said be say? or.. help me to differentiate between present and past...

Here is a humorous compilation of expressions set in Essex pronunciation. ESL/EFL students-- the misspellings represent the native pronunciation; see if you can figure out the actual words meant: A -Z of Essex English: ASSA COMMONS - Our Parliament Building. ART ATTACK - Extremely...