1- Before writing anything make a short plan of your entire composition ,using any help ( pictures -videos - quotes .....)
2-Use only words and constructions with which you are familiar, or use some help from good dictionaries to look up the new wo
Read more…In English there are many verbs that we get confused with.Some of those confusing verbs are :
-" Been " and " gone" :
The past participle of go is gone ,but when we want to imply that somebody has not only gone to a place but left it as well , we use
Read more…The past perfect tense is best understood if it is called the " before" tense.When we wish to indicate that an event happened before another event in the past, we use the past perfect, it means to order the events in the past.
usage:
We use the
Read more…English language has several forms for expressing ideas about the future.I will talk here about the simple future and the difference between using will and going to .
1- Will + infinitive without to
We use will:
A- To express predictions based on opini
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The simple past tense and the past continuous tense are so often confused ,so I think it's a good idea to revise them together and see how they differ.
In the simple past tense a specific time is used to show when an action began and finished but in t
Read more…Dear friends ,
I will post some of the important tips about the tenses of the verbs in simple and clear way. At the end of every tense ,you can try yourself to answer here some exercises related to every tense...
I hope these lessons can help you al
Read more…The tenses of the past "simple- continuous- perfect.."are so often confused, that it's a good idea to revise the simple past tense first, then in the next lessons I will connect the simple past with the other tenses but remember: if the past activity
Read more…Don't confuse the word "tense" with "time " .
Tense : indicates sense rather than time .The tense we use depends on the sense we wish to give our sentence . For example , the Present Simple can be used to indicate the future:
- He leaves to London next
Read more…This tense gives difficulty because students look upon it as a past rather than a present tense.It's a present tense describes events which happened in the past but are closely connected with the present.
- I have been a teacher for 9 years " still te
Read more…The present continuous tense
Usage:
We use the present continuous "progressive" tense :
1-To talk about activities that are going at the time of speaking:
-My friend is waiting for me ,I have to go now .
- Look! It is r
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