Present perfect tense overview
To talk about things that we have experienced in life, we use the present perfect tense. Note that this usage is possible only when there is no definite time reference. For example, we cannot...
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To talk about things that we have experienced in life, we use the present perfect tense. Note that this usage is possible only when there is no definite time reference. For example, we cannot...
The present continuous tense is commonly used with the time adverbs: now, at the moment, today, this morning, evening, afternoon etc. We have already learned that the present continuous tense is used to describe...
The present continuous tense is used to talk about things that are happening at the moment of speaking. For example, I am working on my computer at the moment. What are you doing? You...
Conversation 1 Do you have a reservation? Hostess: Hi and welcome to Hotel Indigo. Do you have a reservation? Customer: No, we don’t. Do you have any free tables this evening? Hostess: Let me...
Conversation 1 Here is a piece of conversation between a waiter and a customer. Customer: Excuse me? Waiter: Yes, Sir. Are you ready to order yet? Customer: Yes, I’d like to order butter chicken...
What are infinitives? Infinitives are expressions like to work, to write, to go, to come and to sing. Note that the ‘to’ that precedes the infinitive is not really a part of the infinitive....
Complete the following sentences using an infinitive with or without to. Learn about infinitives used without to here and infinitives used with to here. 1. I must ………………… now. a) leave b) to leave...
Complete the following sentences using a gerund or infinitive. Learn about verbs that can be followed by ing forms here. 1. It is beginning …………………. a) to rain b) raining 2. I enjoy ………………….....
Complete the following sentences using a gerund or infinitive. Some verbs can be followed by an infinitive. Learn about them here. Learn about adjectives that can be followed by infinitives here and nouns that can...
You have to remove a word or phrase to make the following sentences grammatically correct. From the given options choose the word / phrase that needs to be omitted. 1. Despite of having a...