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What is the difference between the present simple and present continuous tense?
Present simple is used for general truths or habits, while present continuous is used for actions happening right now.
When should we use the past simple instead of the present perfect?
Use the simple past when the action started in the past, finished in the past, and is not continuing now.
What is the difference between "going to" and the future simple?
"Going to" is used for planned actions. The future simple is used for spontaneous decisions.
Correct the mistake: By the time he arrives tomorrow, I will finish my project.
By the time he arrives tomorrow, I will have finished my project.
Correct the mistake: They are living in London since 2018.
They have been living in London since 2018.
Correct the mistake: By the time we will have arrived tomorrow, they will be waiting for over an hour already.
By the time we arrive tomorrow, they will have been waiting for over an hour already.
I ___ (not finish) my homework yet. Can you help me?
haven’t finished
By the time we arrive, they ___ (eat) dinner
will have eaten
If they ___ (start) working earlier, they might have finished by now.
had started
Create a sentence using both the past simple and the past continuous tenses.
Use the present perfect continuous and the past simple in a sentence.
Create a sentence in the present perfect tense.
Correct the mistake: If you will study hard, you pass the exam.
If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
How do the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous differ?
The present perfect simple often highlights the completion or result of an action, whereas the present perfect continuous emphasizes the duration or ongoing nat
By the time he finishes his degree, he ___ (study) for nearly a decade.
will have been studying
Create a sentence in the Future Simple tense
