Mastering English Grammar: Tenses, Speech, Clauses & More
Verb Tenses
- Present Perfect: I have given
- Present Perfect Continuous: I have been giving
- Future Simple: Will play
- Future Perfect: I will have played
Reported Speech
Present to Past. Present Perfect to Past Perfect. Present Continuous to Past Continuous. Present Perfect Continuous to Past Perfect Continuous. Past Perfect to Past Perfect. Past Perfect Continuous to Past Perfect Continuous. Future Simple to would + verb.
Modals
- Can – Could
- May – Might
- Must – Must have to – Had to
- Will – Would
- Would – Would
- Could
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English Vocabulary & Expressions for Fluency
Essential English Vocabulary & Expressions
Enhance your English fluency by mastering these common verbs, adjectives, phrasal verbs, and expressions. This comprehensive list will help you communicate more effectively in various situations.
Verbs & Prepositional Phrases
Common Verb-Preposition Combinations
apologise for: to tell someone that you are sorry for something you have done
compare with: to examine the similarities and differences between two things
concentrate on: to give all your attention
English Grammar Essentials: Verb Forms and Sentence Structure
You use ‘-ed’ when talking about people or subjects. You use ‘-ing’ when talking about a situation or object. For example: I’m bored (ED). This situation is boring (ING). They are boring me to death (This is a situation because it affects another person).
Models of Speculation
Present
- Must = Certainty: She must be tired.
- May / Might / Could = Possibility: He might be at home.
- Can’t / Cannot = Negative Certainty: That can’t be true.
Past
- (Modal + have + past participle)
- Must have = Certainty: She must
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The story unfolds in the rural counties of Dorset, England, during the Victorian era. The narrative begins when Parson Tringham, an innocent village clerk, reveals to John Durbeyfield, an honest farmer, that the Durbeyfields are, in fact, descendants of the noble d’Urberville family. This lineage, almost extinct, extends back to the time of William the Conqueror. Such information initially seems useless, as the family lost its land and prestige when its male heirs died.