. Animals are loved by everybody. The trees are blown down by the strong wind Are the plants watered every day by the gardener? Is her husband always helped by her? Are all their books brought by boys? PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE The dinner is being

Teacher, pls check whether my answers are correct, if wrong, please correct . This is about changing the sentenses from active to passive voice. PRESENT TENSE Everybody loves animals Animals is loved by all The teacher corrects our exercises Our

Thanks for your replying, but I have some questions about them: I have been writing letters all morning. This says what activity you were involved with all morning, that is, during the entire morning. It is still morning and you may still be

CalifJim has written an excellent summary here. May I just add a couple of observations of my own. CalifJim wrote: You may be driving yourself crazy trying to make every sentence with a present perfect tense fit into one those three

I have some problems,they are the phrases about time: yet, today, so far, to date, up to now, recently, lately, up to these few days, this morning, now, up to present. what do they mean? Are some of them duration? Do some of them represent

Dear CalifJim, I'd like to clarify one point in your answer. You told me that in the PAST TENSE an adverbial of DURATION works more with the SIMPLE form of the verb, whether in the PRESENT TENSE it works better with the PROGRESSIVE form of the

The most natural are 1a, 2a, 3b, 4a, 5a. 2b is incorrect. An adverbial indicating a point in time ("when I was cutting onions") is incompatible with the perfect aspect. With the past tense ( Example 1 ) adverbials of duration (all night, all