In this lesson, we’re going to discuss the 50 effective examples of the past perfect tense. The Past Perfect Tense is placed between the two past actions. The action that occurred earlier is called the Past Perfect Tense, and the later action is called simple past or past indefinite tense. It takes ‘had’ as its […]
In this lesson, we will discuss the 50 useful examples of the future indefinite tense or simple future tense. Future Indefinite Tense is used to talk about any future event. It tells you about an action that will happen in the future. Future Indefinite Tense is most often used when referring to general truths, predictions,
The past continuous tense is a verb tense that shows that something was happening in the past and was continued for some time. It can be used to talk about actions while another action takes place. This tense is called the past progressive tense. In this lesson, we’ll examine 65 examples of using the past
Have you ever talked about something that happened yesterday or last week? Maybe you said, “I played football after school,” or “We visited grandma last Sunday.” If you have, then congratulations—you’ve already used the Past Indefinite Tense! In this lesson, we will discuss the 50 effective examples of past indefinite tense. As an English learner,
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This lesson will discuss the 50 practical examples of optative sentences in English grammar. An optative sentence is a sentence that expresses a wish or prayer. An optative sentence starts with “may” or “wish.” For example: May you achieve your goal. 50 Examples of Optative Sentences Let’s see the 50 practical examples of the optative
Have you ever seen a word that looks like a verb but acts like a noun? That’s called a gerund, and it’s more common in English than you might think! Gerunds are words that end in -ing and are formed from verbs. But instead of showing an action like most verbs do, gerunds act like
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