Hi everybody, This is my first "post" in here. Please help me correct the grammar. Thanks! Communication has always been an important part of our everyday lives. Many of us have composed a letter before, perhaps a note to a loved one or a memo

hi When we right letter sometime we have to write "To the In Charge or In-Charge" I have seen both the way used by people. I just want to know the difference between this two and the right one to use while writing letters. Thanking you

1.Is there any difference between "present perfect tense" and "present perfect progressive tense"? E.g. "I have lived here for 6 years." Vs. "I have been living here for 6 years." I think they are almost the same? 2. I think the difference

What's the difference between "this morning" and "all morning" when they are used in the present perfect sentence? which one represents a duration--from the past to now? I have written letters . I have been writing letters. what do they mean? i

The usages of the present perfect tense are: 1.Actions which started in the past and are still continuing 2.Actions which happened at some unknown time/unspecific time/unfinished time in the past,which means it's important to say that something

1) a) We watched TV all night. b) We were watching TV all night. What is the context for the above? You said you didn't sleep last night. What have you been doing all night, then? We were watching TV all night; we were playing cards

Dear teachers, Could you please tell me the difference between the following couple of sentences? 1) a) We watched TV all night. b) We were watching TV all night. 2) a) I have been cutting onions, this is why my eyes look red. b) I