In sentences as the below one, what tense needs to be used; simple past or progresive perfect. After finding out what he had done , I decided to confront him and tell him how I really felt about his being neglectful. Should "he had done"

Would you mind taking a look at the below sentence and tell me if I have made any mistake, and if I have, please explain them to me? I wouldn't be surprised if they told us that today is our last day at work. Thank you in advance for your help.

Can you please tell me if the below sentence is grammaticaly correct? This is what I said to a friend of mine after he had been released from the hospital. " I did not know you had been in the hospital. I am really sorry I did not visit

Could you please review my sentence below and tell me if I have written it correctly? English is not my native language and therefore I am seeking your assistance in clearing the confusion when it comes to these types of sentences. I would be

Would you be kind enough to tell me which of the two sentences below is grammatically correct, and, if possible, a brief explanation why? I asked him why he came or I asked him why he had come. Any help you will be able to offer me in regards to

Is this sentence grammaticaly correct? I spoke to the coach after the half time and he told me that they will need to find a better ways to stop opponent offense. I have feeling that I will never be able to learn to speak English properly, because

Are the below sentences grammaticaly correct? If people only knew how humble we are. I did not know what your name is. I came accross these two sentences while I was reading a book. I am asking this question because in all the books on English

If I use a past tense verb after the verb "I", does the rest of the sentence need to be changed as well? For instance, I just wanted to see how you have been doing. Should it be" I just wanted to see how you had been doing"?

In the sentence below, should I have used a simple past as opposed to using the past perfect tense? He sent me an e-mail asking why we hadn't sent a copy of the invoice to him yet. Thank you.

Please tell me if the below sentence is grammatically correct. If not,if possible, please explain to me why and how these kind of sentences are actually structured properly. I have neither been called nor sent a notification regarding my job