In Verbs^x, Past simple^x, Adverbs^x

Greetings, I have a pretty big favour to ask. I've been struggling with this topic for quite awhile now.It goes without saying that my English "leaves something to be desired". Having in mind the subtle differences that occur from using particular tenses, I have often wondered how...

Hi there, another 5 questions to ask: 1) If direct and directly are both adverb, what are the differences between them? Ex: We flew direct to Vietnam We flew directly to Vietnam 2) My teacher said that this sentence is wrong:" While Mrs Brown watered the tree, her dog...

CalifJim wrote: Kooyeen, Were there any other adverbs with this property (nearly always require a perfect tense in BrE)? Or just just ? I'd be interested, because I think there are several. I believe already is another, for example. I was told "just, yet, already, ever, never" had to be...

Hi Julielai or teachers, I have made some corrections based on Julielasi's reply. Would somebody please help me with my English?Regards, Fizzi 1. As usual, I do not realize the week reached to the end. I think it should be “ has reached/ has come ” as it is about change that has happened...

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) /...

I never know when I have to use the past simple or the present perfect ... __ The past (simple) is the "past exclusive of the present" or "the exclusive past". The present perfect is the "past inclusive of the present" or "the inclusive past". Expressions which exclude the present, like...

I hope the descriptions below are what you need. You can find all these in a dictionary. They = Pronoun made = verb- past simple their = possesive adjective way = noun slowly = adverb across = adverb the = definite article deserted = adjective square = noun