In Modals^x, Past simple^x, Present perfect^x

Hello New Guest I really understand what you are looking for because when I was at intermediate level I was questioning everything like you and interested in thinking every sentence in detail Past perfect tense was my favourite I questioned and thought about its usage for years because it wasn t...

Thanks a lot again for all your help Would seems to be the most confusing modal verb in English grammer and trying hard to learn the correct usages of this mysterious word As Nona said they might have used Would have had to to express the uncertainty in that case Can we use had had to to express...

1 I could have made half a grand if they had got it in stock Why do I need had had got 2 is correct IMPORTANT PLEASE READ JJT s responses marked off by Let s drop Jack as there are differences between the BrE and AmE CdE that will needlessly complicate things 1A I could have made half a grand if...

We are having 20 boxes delivered tomorrow The above sentence uses what is called causative form We use the causative form to indicate that we are not doing something ourselves but have arranged someone else to do it for us The structure is subject have object past participle Note that have must...

Technically there are two tenses Present or Non Past and Past There are four aspects derived from two aspect pairs simple vs perfect and simple vs progressive Simple Perfect Progressive and Perfect Progressive Some authors call the perfect non perfect distinction phase Combining these gives eight...