Narrating events
Use the past continuous for an action in progress and the past simple for an event during it.
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Use the past continuous for an action in progress and the past simple for an event during it.
A practical conversation about a grocery list in home and family.
Use the past simple with a finished time such as yesterday.
A practical conversation about visiting relatives in home and family.
For a possible future condition, use if with the present simple and will with a base verb in the result.
A practical conversation about evening routines in home and family.
Use if with the past simple and would with a base verb for an imagined or unlikely present or future situation.
A practical conversation about a spare key in home and family.
Should often gives advice, while have to expresses necessity or obligation.
A practical conversation about doing the laundry in home and family.
Use who for people and which for things; that can be used in many defining relative clauses.
A practical conversation about putting food away in home and family.
State the problem, its effect and what you need.
A practical conversation about choosing curtains in home and family.
State your view, give a reason and add an example.
A practical conversation about preparing a guest room in home and family.
When reporting speech, tense and pronouns may change with context.
A practical conversation about leaving the house in home and family.