Am I right ot say that we also call verbs: auxiliary verbs modal verbs regular verbs irregular verbs reflexive verbs phrasal verbs full verbs stative verbs Thank you Martine

But this can work, can't it? I should know these facts in order to pass the exam. Yes. That works. Here the modal should implies that some action is advisable, and that action is knowing the facts. But knowing facts is not an action,

There must be a clause in the perfect tense when by the time is used. Is it true? This has the ring of truth. It certainly is the norm, especially if you include the modal perfect tenses (must have, would have, ...). And yet,

Hi Jim, thanks for your reply. Please, tell me if I got it right :s I can use the simple past (which is actually a past subjunctive) only with verbs with an imperfective aspect ( love, live, have, be), that is stative verbs or verbs which express