Ready for a Slightly More Difficult Tenses Quiz? By Jacqueline Schaalje Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Easy Not so Just like last time, but now slightly more tricky. Can you use the correct tense in these sentences? Try the test… Continue reading Basic Tenses Review 2
Gregg O’Connell A quick overview of the differences between these two basic tenses. Present Simple: Use this tense for habits and permanent things. Habits = things that people do regularly. Permanent things = things that are always the same. Examples: Tom washes his hair twice a week. I am a teacher. Her parents live in… Continue reading How to Choose between Present Simple and Present Continuous (Progressive)
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