The Present Perfect tense is a verb tense used to describe actions or events that happened in the past but have a connection to the present. It emphasizes the result or consequence of the action rather than the specific time it occurred. It is formed by using the auxiliary verb “have” or “has” followed by… Continue reading 5 examples of sentences of Present Perfect tense
The helping verb “have” plays a crucial role in expressing various aspects of actions, states, and experiences. As a primary auxiliary verb, it enables the formation of perfect tenses, indicating completed or ongoing actions in relation to the present or past. Additionally, “have” is utilized to create the perfect progressive tenses, showcasing continuous actions that… Continue reading Auxiliar / Helping verb HAVE / HAS
Here are 50 simple sentences in the Present Progressive tense: I am reading a book. They are playing basketball. He is watching television. She is cooking dinner. We are studying for the exam. The dog is barking loudly. It is raining outside. They are laughing at a joke. She is dancing in the living room.… Continue reading 50 sentences of Present Progressive tense
There are several verbs that are not typically used in the present continuous tense (also known as the present progressive tense). Some verbs are not typically used in the present continuous tense because they represent states, qualities, or non-action verbs. These verbs describe conditions or characteristics that are not usually associated with ongoing or temporary… Continue reading Verbs in the English Present Continuous (progressive)
The present continuous (progressive) form is a fundamental aspect of the English language. It allows us to describe actions or situations happening at the current moment or in the near future. In this blog post, we will delve into the structure of the present continuous tense (also known as present progressive tense), exploring its components… Continue reading The Structure of the Present Continuous (progressive) Form
The present continuous tense is used to describe an ongoing action that is currently happening. In this tense, the subject of the sentence is typically performing the action, which can be expressed in either the active or passive voice. In this blog post, we will explore the differences between active and passive voice in the… Continue reading Present continuous Active and Passive voice
The present continuous tense is used to describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking or actions that are happening around the time of speaking. When used in passive voice, the present continuous tense describes actions that are being done to the subject of the sentence. In this blog post, we will discuss… Continue reading Present Continuous Passive Voice with examples
Passive voice is a grammatical term used in English language to describe a sentence in which the subject is the receiver of the action expressed by the verb, rather than the doer. In other words, in a passive voice sentence, the action is performed upon the subject by the agent or the doer of the… Continue reading Pasive voice definition in English
Active voice is a grammatical term that refers to the form of a verb in which the subject of the sentence performs or carries out the action expressed by the verb. In other words, when a sentence is in active voice, the subject is doing the action, rather than receiving it. Examples: The dog chased… Continue reading Active voice definition in English
The negative form of the irregular verb BE in English is used to indicate the absence or non-existence of a person, thing, or situation. In this blog post, we will go into depth on how to form negative sentences with the verb BE in different tenses, as well as provide some examples. The use of… Continue reading Negative form of the BE verb
