I've learned a lot at the office. I learned a lot at the office. What's the difference between these two sentences? Aside from Present perfect and simple past tense usage.

In my opinion, websites oversimplify their explanations of conditional sentences, unwisely suggesting each and every conditional sentence can be classified into one of four types, namely, the first, second, third and zero conditional. Since there

It's a matter of difference between viewpoint and opinion. It's pointless as we were looking at the discussion from different angles. 1. There's no difference between 'viewpoint' and 'opinion'. The words have

If your phrase refers to verbs in the same type of present tense, e.g. present simple, then the first phrase is correct. I walk home everyday. (present simple) I run daily. (present simple) The car was red. (past simple) The

It's too late for me to try and differentiate between the meaning of these two Where do you live? He refused to go till he had seen all the pictures and He had refused to go till he saw all the pictures. I

Hi. I've been told " Gladiator " is an awesome movie. It sounds good. I was told gladiator is an awesome movie. Strictly speaking, it is not correct because of sequence of tenses. If you use past tense, you have to change all verbs

The "if" subjunctive variety was not the main issue here. At this juncture, we are not particularly concerned about the "if" conditionals, or degree of possibility and certainty. Perhaps that's another topic. The heavy

Could you explain to me what tense of that sentence. And what is the difference between "I've been to take..." and "I've been take..." ? I'm talking about formal writing here. "I've been to take"

What is the difference between Present Continuous Tense and Past Continuous Tense. Here is some basic information about the present continuous and the past continuous: The present continuous can be used to talk about an activity that is currently

Hi MichalS, I assume you meant 'What...' and not 'Why...' in your sentence. Either What are you doing tonight? or What are you going to do tonight? would be acceptable for that question. To me, your version has a smoother sound,