English Grammar
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Present Time
The Present Perfect Tense
The present perfect is used if the time of the activity is indefinite. Examples of The Present Perfect Tense
The Past Progressive Tense
The past progressive tense mostly indicates that a past activity was in progress at the time when another activity occurred.
The Simple Past Tense
The simple past tense indicates an activity which took place in a definite past time, having no connection with the present. An activity in ..
The Present Perfect
The Present Perfect is also used for an activity beginning in the past - which is indicated by an adverbial phrase of time - and continuing..
The Present Perfect Progressive
The present perfect progressive is used for an activity begun at some time in the past - indicated by an adverbial phrase of time - and continuing at the moment of speaking.
The Simple Present Tense
The simple present tense is used for a continual activity. For an activity which is repeated at some regular intervals. Examples of The Simple Present
The Present Progressive Tense
The present progressive is used for an activity taking place at the moment of speaking. Examples of The Present Progressive Tense
Have, Has & Had
Have, Has & Had | Difference between has, have and had ? Have is all the other persons in the present tense of the verb to have. Have is used by ...
The Comparative and The Superlative
The comparative in comparison can be emphasized on two ways, by repetition and with far, still, much a great deal so much.
Comparison with less and least
The comparison with less and least in english language is very similar as in comparison in most of the languages around the world. Examples of comparison with less and least This is the least acceptable amount of money. They were less expensive than we expected. This is less important than you think. Are this […]