Category: language

Congratulations! We have studied a lot! It’s high time for us to discover the adjectives. I’m including comparative and superlative forms too. The adjective is used to describe things. We ask a question “what kind of…?” to find an adjective in the phrase. The adjective is placed before the noun. It’s a sunny day today!…

I wouldn’t like to disappoint your expectations, so I give you more homework; but as always, take it easy. As the Future tense that we have learned is Simple, I would like to make a big revision of the grammar that you’ve studied. Let me help you to revise what we have learned. 1) Choose the…

Once again, if the tense is called Simple, this is extremely easy; so do not worry. To make a phrase in Future Simple we need two Simple steps: We take “will” (I, you, we, they, she, he will = ’ll /will not = won’t) The old form “shall” for the pronouns I and we can…

Finally, we came up to this question! Why do we need Present Perfect tense and where do folks use it? I will answer the second question: everywhere! So, the answer to the first question is: because folks use it very often. To make a sentence in Present Perfect, we take the verb “to have” in present…