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<<Do we have to use the definite article "the" for each tense or not? >> To be very strict about it, yes, but we frequently write telegraphically and leave out the the , especially on this site, where we use the names of the tenses so often. <<1.In the use of the Present...

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) /...

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) /...

Hello Blitz 1. 'Ahead of schedule' is fine - it's the usual phrase. 'Before schedule' is used too, but it's much less common. In newspapers and official reports you'd be much more likely to find 'ahead of schedule'. 'Awaken' > 'awoken'. 2. Almost right: 'I wouldn't have drunk, if you...