You might think that we’ve already summed up all English tenses in the grammatical sense with the “past,” “present,” and “future.” However, there’s one more type of tense that we ought to know about: the “conditional” or, in other words, “conditional sentences” or “if”-sentences. Continue reading Basic English Tenses: The Conditionals
We’ve learned by now that there are precisely four ways each in the English language to express the present and past. To describe things and actions that will happen in the future, started in the present and end in the … Continue reading Basic English Tenses: The Future
From the previous article, we’ve learned that there are precisely four ways in the English language to express the present. To describe things and actions that started and ended in the past or begin in the past and continue to … Continue reading Basic English Tenses: The Past
There are various forms in the English language to express the present – four, to be exact. All of them have specific tasks that play an essential role in describing the present time. They are used to express ongoing, regular, … Continue reading Basic English Tenses: The Present
Some people say that commas often act as breaks in the flow of sentences to “breathe.” However, they’re instead there to subdivide trains of thought and logical connections. Most use commas to clearly express a statement and use them without … Continue reading How To Use Commas Correctly – A Quick And Easy Guide
