Affirmative Sentences I have finished the report. This is a sentence in the present perfect tense. We know it is in the present perfect tense because it has the auxiliary verb HAVE (or HAS) followed by a PAST PARTICIPLE. Look at the structure for affirmative...
Past Simple Tense in English – Regular and Irregular verbs in the past tense In the present simple tense, we say: I live … You live … We live … They live … BUT, for HE, SHE and IT, we add an S to the end of their verb in the present simple. So we say: He lives … She...
IELTS Vocabulary Lesson In the IELTS lesson above, we do an activity to learn 38 verbs for the academic reading section of IELTS. A sentence will appear on the screen. From the list of verbs that is given, the viewer needs to say which verb best describes the...
WILL vs. GOING TO – English Grammar Lesson In general, WILL and GOING TO are used to talk about the future. I will help you tomorrow. (Tomorrow is in the future) I think it’s going to rain later. (Later is a non-specific time in the future) We will visit you next...
