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Solomon_13000 wrote:Verb All the furniture is my father’s study room are is made of oak. They are responsible for handling the money Those are spoiled apples Matt forgot that he had invited some friends to dinner yesterday. OK I had invited all the neighbors for my birthday party...

hello all I will put (write) here all the general forms of the English grammar tenses as I know (understand ) it, I want you to chek it and correct me. Sometimes there is no form (just a speace), I want you to write the general form of the kind of the tense that is detected. I'm so sorry If...

Right, let's see if I can remember all these questions from so many people. In the UK GG - Indicators/indicate seems much more sensible than blinkers to me. After all, it's not the only context where 'indicate' is used to mean 'tell us your intentions', is it? But yes, you'd say 'Nona, don't...

Help I am looking in to some language for a friend who is not English and she thought I could help her but I can'tWithin hours, local streets were reduced to chaos.Within = prepositionhours = a noun as it is a unit of timelocal = is an adjective, deiscribing the streetswere = I am not sure on...

Anonymous wrote:hello,I have to look at a bit of language and label or name the parts of speech, for school. Can some one check that this is ok pleae?"It was pandemonium almost as soon as the roadworks went up."Subject Pronoun (it) / verb (past simple of be) (was) / noun (pandemonium) /...

hello, I have to look at a bit of language and label or name the parts of speech, for school. Can some one check that this is ok pleae? "It was pandemonium almost as soon as the roadworks went up." Subject Pronoun (it) / verb (past simple of be) (was) / noun (pandemonium) / adjective...

Mister Micawber wrote:Present Perfect Continuous/Progressive - used for actions or events that started in the past but are still happening now, or for past actions which only recently finished and their effects are seen nowNo, this is a definition for Present Perfect.Present Perfect - used to...

No, it's not past simple. I think it is present continuous. It is not a construct which you are are likely to use. To have being means to exist. "Being" is a noun in this example, and not part of the verb "to be" From Webster Main Entry: 1be·ing Pronunciation: 'bE(-i) Function: noun 1 a :...

I've just had a Celta pre-course interview, after which I was offered a place. The interviewer went through the language awareness task that I'd submitted and asked me how I would respond to a couple of questions that an efl student (beginner) might ask. One question I recall was, 'What is a...

This is vital. Use REALITY. Take in a bunch of different items. Different colored magnets, playing cards. Use different verbs - hold, carry, drop, pick up, turn over, flip, flick, the only limits are your imagination. As a native speaker you know which ones lend themselves to "was __ing" and...