In Simple present^x, English grammar^x

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 of Past Participle form of be i.e. been specifically....

CJ, I understand why it sounds strange to you. This sentence is not a sentence I have read or heard somewhere. Sorry for the confusion. I created it in my mind and somehow I could not really understand if it actually is fine English grammar or not. Probably because of the sentence that have a...

These examples I think are tricky. 1) Do you drive to work?I am pretty certain - B) No, I take the train now- is the correct answer because the question was asked in a simple present form and thus the answer should be given accordingly in present form.2) Do you go out to restaurants for dinner...

When we talk about a subjunctive construction, I think it is easier to understand it without the 'inserted clause, I would think' becasue that way one can clearly see the cause-and-effect relationship beteween the conditional clause and the main clasue. 1. If someone tells you that you may...

Miriam has given you the most detailed explanation for all of your questions. She is remarkably knowledgeable about the oddities of English grammar which is full of exceptions. I assume you have had problems with your teachers in the past. Grammar is there to help not to create problems. Where...