Showing posts with label Pre-Inter Grammar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pre-Inter Grammar. Show all posts

Stative Verbs

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A stative verb expresses a state rather than an action. They often describe states that last for some time.  The simple tense is used for...
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Permission with may, can, could, would / do you mind if...?

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When asking for permission Most formal  most formal Would you mind if Do you mind if least formal ...

Time Clauses with before, after, and when

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·         A time clause explains when something happened. It begins with one of the following before, after, and when.   ·  ...

Similarity and agreement with so, too, either, neither

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When we agree with something someone says: Positive Answers Verb To Be: Negative Answers ...

Adverbs of Manner

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Adverbs of manner tell how something is done Often come after a verb He talked quietly. Sometimes is placed before the verb to add...

Giving Advice with Could, Should, Ought to, and Had Better

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Should and Ought can be used interchangeably, they have a close meaning. You might hear some people use "You better...

Going to and Will

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Will Explanation Going To Explanation

Polite Requests

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Making polite requests with Modal Verbs and mind

Simple Present vs. Present Continuous

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Formulation Present Simple ................. Present Continuous I  play  soccer I  am playing  soccer You  play You  are playing He/Sh...

Present Perfect with Indefinite Past

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Present Perfect Indefinite Past from Crystal Rose More Resources: English Tenses

Used to in English

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Used to is used to speak about situations that happened regularly in the past or that were true in the past but are not anymore. Examples ...

Present Perfect: for and since

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Exercises