Dear tutors, "You asked me once what I WOULD remember." What is that "would"? The past or the conditional? Thank you very much Spoonfedbaby

Wonderfulllllllll Thanks so much for the explanations and the examples

the pronoun IT. Thank you very much, Spoonfedbaby

Dear Teachers, "Where, she wondered wistfully, did he live, and in what kind of house? One day, when she knew Mrs Potts better, she would ask." Please, I would like to know why the author use "knew" instead of using "knows." I'm

Clive, Thank you so much. Yes, I have been away from this wonderful forum the past few months. I have been enjoying watching a lot of television series (CSI, House, Grey's Anatomy). I didn't open any books. Last week, I saw a

Dear Teachers, "How fortunate that I should have gone home early --- I wanted to talk to you" The character said that to his spouse who saw him and wasn't expecting to see him. In the context, "I should have gone home earlier"

Many thanks, Ruslana

Dear Tearchers, I would like to know if I should add the verb "is" in this sentence: She thought it (is?) unlikely that she would have a holiday. Thank you very much, SFB

Thank you , Barb. Yes, the simplistic writing makes me feel (as?) the English language very easy to learn.

think? Thank you very much, Spoonfedbaby