Past Simple
The past simple describes past actions that are not limited in duration,i.e., actions that happened in a second or thousands of years ago.
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Past Continuous
The past continuous is used with an action that was taking place at a point of time in the past, and with two past simultaneous actions.
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Past Perfect Simple
The past perfect simple tense is used to talk about an action that was completed at a given point in the past before something else happened.
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Past Perfect Continuous
The past perfect continuous is used with an action or event that started in the past and continued until another action started.
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Near Future
The near future is used to make plans, predictions, and spontaneous decisions about the future at the time of speaking.
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Future Perfect Simple
The future perfect simple is used with actions which, at a given point of time in the future, will be in the past or will have just finished.
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Body Parts
This post explores the following body organs, the lungs, kidneys, reproductive system, intestines, red blood cells, stomach, and liver.
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Body Parts: Tongue, Toes, Teeth, Neck, Stomach, Cest, Heels, And Bottoms
The human body is a complex, fascinating machine, made up of countless, different parts that work together to keep us alive and functioning.
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Body Parts: Shoulders, Legs, Fingers, And Nose
This article, Body Parts (3), discusses the anatomy, function, and common injuries of the shoulders, legs, fingers, and nose
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Body Parts: Mouth, Hand, Belly, Elbow, And Foot
The mouth, hand, belly, elbow, and foot are all essential parts of the human body. This article explores their anatomy and functions.
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Sea Animals (1): Squid, Lionfish, Manta Ray, Sea Urchin, Crab, Turtle, Clownfish, and Dolphin
This article, Sea Animals (1) discusses eight sea animals: squid, lionfish, manta ray, sea urchin, crab, turtle, clownfish, and dolphin.
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Sea Animals (2): Sea lions, Starfish, Eels, Orca, Stingrays, Octopuses, Jellyfish, and Seahorses.
This article, Sea Animals (2) explores sea animals: sea lions, starfish, eels, orcas, stingrays, octopuses, jellyfish, and seahorses.
