Yes, that is the correct tense in this situation, but the vocabulary is wrong: Since 2007, the company has been realizing / has been producing smth.

I have to admit I have no idea what you are asking about Here are some definitions from Semantics, A Coursebook , by Hurford and Heasley (Cambridge University Press, 1983). Take a look. Then you can answer the poster's questions.

Sorry, I saw some of your posts were deleted while in moderation. I tried to at least bring one back here, but I don't think I am able to. I'll try to answer anyway. Really? Is that why most language forums are filled with technical

hi? it's my first post. I had been studying english 5years but I still not well in tenses I really want to be good in tenses but it's not well in doin g exercises but my vocabulary is good how I fullfill my knowledge of english tenses.

; the scenes in the story shouldn't last for three pages. 500 - 1000 words* Easy vocabulary Though ...
writing. * - Currently, this piece is over 1000 words. (I have a problem with writing too much

Hi there, I was wondering if a site moderator or an experienced teacher could have a look at this question and the lesson plan that follows. This is important, as it is for my first job application. Thanks again. Develop a detailed lesson plan

Just to let you know buddy, every language has to have some future tense. It would be rediculous if you weren't able to express what you will, or are going to do because your language has no existing way of expressing the future. I would love

Hello to any that read this post, I am currently working on an online TEFL course. I've passed several modules, I have 2 left. In fact the last two are called specialist certificates. So it's fair to say that I have a TEFL certificate PLUS

Hi, I was trying to get more information on how to better write a reflection paper and came upon Susan Lewis' reflection paper addressed to Pastor Park. It was online. Would it possible to correct her Sunday, August 1 entry? She seems to have

Hi, It's hard to respond to many of your posts because of their quasi-technical nature and because you give no real context. It's hard, for example, to check the appropriateness of your tenses and vocabulary. Here are a few tentative