Leading Creative Teams

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Yes, we were told that there are 9 tenses: indefinite, continuous and perfect tenses of past, present and future. And three more – perfect continuous of past, present and future. What we were not told was that all these tenses are to express our actions. What about when we are not in action? For example…

Thanks for your questions from my previous blog. I named this chart 'Simple tenses', whereas Oxford University also names all indefinite tenses as simple tenses. Why a particular category has not been named to simplify teaching English. Why I names my copyright chart 'Simple Tenses'? All tenses that tell location, position, condition & possession of…

The correct translation of any one having something in the past in positive, negative, and both interrogatives is as follows. I had a good job. I did not have a business. (I didn't have a business) Did you not have a business? (Didn't you have a business?) Did you have a good job? I have…