Affirmative sentences in the simple present and simple past tense do not have an auxiliary verb. We use do, does or did to change them… Continue reading
Making questions
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Correct use of some conjunctions
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Since as a conjunction As a conjunction since can refer to time. Many things have happened since I left Mumbai. I have never seen them… Continue reading
Simple present and present continuous tense differences
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The present continuous tense is commonly used with the time adverbs: now, at the moment, today, this morning, evening, afternoon etc. We have learned that… Continue reading
Subject-verb agreement: Quick overview
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The verb should agree with the subject in number and person. Here is a quick overview of the basic rules of subject-verb agreement. When two… Continue reading
So instead of that-clauses
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The word ‘so’ can be used instead of a that-clause after the verbs say and tell. They are getting married. Everybody says so. (= Everybody… Continue reading
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