The future continuous tense not only shows when a future action will occur or be completed. This verb tense also indicates that the future action will continue for a specific period. I’ll go over the future continuous forms and uses with sentence examples, so follow along! I also included a …
The past continuous tense is one of the many English tenses used to express a progressive or ongoing action that happened in the past. You see it used all the time in popular fiction books. You can use it as affirmative, negative, and question sentences. Find out the different uses …
A verb tense is a grammatical construct that modifies the verb to represent time. Learning the different tenses of verbs will help you express the reality of time in your speech and writing alongside using time expressions. Keep reading to learn the uses and examples of verb tenses in English …
I use the simple past tense when talking about actions and processes that started and finished before the present moment. The best example I can give is to picture describing what you did yesterday morning. The simple past is one of the most straightforward tenses in the English language, but …
The common present continuous tense is also known and used by some as the present progressive tense. This verb tense expresses actions currently happening. I would use this if I were writing something in first person POV with a present tense aka events are currently unfolding. Discover the uses, rules, …
When learning English grammar, one of the more difficult concepts to understand is the present perfect tense. I’ve even struggled with this over the years. But I wrote this article to outline the uses and examples of the present perfect tense and even made a worksheet for you to practice. …
English verbs can be grouped into different categories like dynamic verbs, stative verbs, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. But what are stative verbs? That’s a great question! I’ve made this guide that will give you an understanding of the meaning of stative verbs. Find out its types, uses, and examples …
Unlike regular verbs, irregular verbs require memorization because their simple past tense and past participle form do not follow the standard pattern. I know what you’re thinking, but it’s not too hard to remember, especially with my quick tips! Keep reading as go over the definition and types of irregular …
When you ask someone, “Can I go out?” you might get a sarcastic “You can, but you may not.” response. That’s because “can” and “may” are modal verbs that suggest different meanings. My dad used to drive me crazy as a kid with remarks like that. Modal verbs are a …
These irregular verbs practice exercises will test your understanding of irregular verbs in the English language. Answer each item carefully and check your answers through the answer sheet provided. Irregular Verbs Worksheet 1 Irregular Verbs Worksheet 2 Irregular Verbs Worksheet 3