THE PAST CONTINUOUS
The Past Continuous
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The Past Continuous
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The Present Continuous is one of the two present tenses in English.
Part of Speech: The Verb – The Present Simple.
Writing activity to develop insightful reasoning and learning.
MODAL VERBS part 2: WILL-WOULD, SHALL-SHOULD, MUST – OUGHT TO (HAVE TO – NEED TO).
Mastering them is an important step towards mastering the language.
MODAL VERBS: MAY – MIGHT and CAN – COULD.
Mastering them is crucial to learning English.
Basic English 1 – THE NOUN
A brief overview of the most important basic rules to master the use of nouns in English.
Basic English 1 – THE DEFINITE AND INDEFINTE ARTICLES
Simple slides to meaningful knowledge for beginners’ English learners. You can read through them, take your own notes, or copy them down (which I strongly recommend to learn in a quicker and more solid way). There’s even a very short audio with different pronunciations that are useful.
The Four Different Verb Tenses to speak about future actions:
1. Will/Shall
2. Be going to
3. Present Continuous
4. Present Simple
The Passive Form –
The subject in the passive sentence receives the action and always needs the verb TO BE followed by the past participle of the main verb.
It’s easier than you think, a quick and brief guide to master Reported Speech. Needless to say that practice is also essential.
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