Have you spoken with Jon recently ? "Recently" calls for present perfect context. Did you speak with Jon yesterda y (any past time marker)?

1 When I use the multi way plug for my computer, I don't pick up all the wifi connections there are. That's because there isn't enough electricty flowing into your computer, and you're computer is running at 50 percent of it's

Now if I look up "are," the dictionary tells me that it is the present plural of "be." But what I would expect is that it would tell me that it is the present plural of "am" or "is" because those are the

Hi Plesehelp, Maybe this scenario can shed some light: In the office coffee room:... A: (pouring a cup of coffee while talking to B) I've heard that someone in the company has started a hiking club. B: Oh! you didn't

From where I stand, I see these 2 sentences in tense disagreement without additional context to support them. The first implies that Tony may no longer know the City. For the second one, It makes more sense to say: "Tony knows

The key word is " after" which indicates the receiving already took place. Therefore, I had raised .. is correct because it preceded "after I received". It's important to recognize the chronology in which events

Hi, "I have already eaten breakfast" means more crealy than " I have eaten breakfast" dose. What do you mean by 'creally'? And are both natural sentence? Yes. 'Already' stresses 'before

Yes, it is OK in the proper context.

Here is a penny for thought: My family has owned the business for 20 years. This says my family started the business 20 years ago and still has ownership. If this grammatical reasoning stands, "I have lived in Paris" by itself is an

Hi, I have read a few posts about this tenses. There is still one thing I don’t know. Which of these two sentences are correct? 1. Shakespeare wrote Hamlet. 2. Shakespeare has written Hamlet. Probably the first is coorect