Comparatives
Comparatives are forms of adjectives used to compare two things so as to show the differences between them.
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All-Tenses Table (page 1)
The following table (All Tenses table – page 1) illustrates the form and function of the present simple, present continuous/progressive, and past simple.
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All-Tenses Table (page 2)
All-tenses table (page 2): past continuous/progressive, present perfect simple, present perfect continuous, form, functions and exercises.
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All-Tenses Table (page 3)
In All-Tenses Table (page 3), you will learn how to use the near future (be going to+verb), future continuous , and future perfect.
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All-Tenses Table (page 4)
“All-tenses table (page 4)” illustrates the form and function of the past perfect simple, past perfect continuous, and future simple.
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Future Continuous
The future continuous is one of the important tenses in English which is used to talk about continuous actions in the future time.
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Present Simple
The present simple is a tense that is used to talk about present actions. Particularly, actions that we do repeatedly, or regularly.
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Present Continuous
The present continuous, also called the present progressive, is used to talk about actions that are happening at the time of speaking.
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Simple Future
The future simple is one of the tenses that talks about future events. But it is mainly used to express intentions and make predictions.
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List Of Irregular Verbs
List of irregular verbs: infinitive, past simple, and past participle verb forms, in addition to their Arabic translation
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Reported Speech: Major Changes
When transforming a sentence from the direct to the indirect speech, important changes occur at the level of tenses and some expressions.
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Conditional Type 3
Conditional type 3: lesson, illustrative examples, form, remarks, use/function, in addition to exercises for practice.
