Verb Tenses Simplified

English verb tenses simplified

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[Youreslpal]

Thanks there goldenguy. So sorry for the late reply. Happy New Year.

I'll be posting more listening quizzes here shortly.

[UFCman97]

yo thanks man for this it's awsome my mom made me study them and i saw this pro clip awsome thing

[Youreslpal]

Thanks UFCman97. Happy New Year. I'll be posting more vids here shortly. And sorry for such a late reply! I've been busy teaching!:)

[Trejan]

thank u andrew

[Youreslpal]

you're welcome Trejan!

[Youreslpal]

You're welcome and thank you too for watching the video. I hope it helps.

전만에요. 도움이 되어서 기쁩니다.

[quietpeasant222]

I've got a question, can you tell me why the first sentence is not reported speech? I should change will for would, in this way.

Susan said she would go to Tokio this weekend.

Thanks in advance!.

[angelsoulnme]

It is too funny that this video showed up in the related videos section of a video on Ringo4Life. His grammer ... well I won't say but I just thought it was funny.

[zaarazaina]

Thank u so much it was a very simplified and easy way u made it very easy for us!ur blog is not clear

[zaarazaina]

Thank u so much it was a very simplified and easy way u made it very easy for us!

[dekell123]

Future tense verbs have will or shall as a helping verb.

[goldenguy009kumar]

Youreslpal,

sir u r teached us simple tenses with simple and powerful methods

[ByeCruelWorld]

No2 - 'He leaves' is a verb in the present simple, conjugated for the third person, as in 'I leave', 'you leave', 'he/she leaves'.

Present simple is used in this way to talk about things which occur repeatedly.

[some145]

that rocked