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Subject + have/has + your main verb (in past participle form) So, the subject, you already know this. You can use a proper noun or a pronoun. I, she, they. In the perfect tenses, the verb "have" is an auxiliary verb, it's a helping verb. It's not the main verb in the sentence and that means that it's usually unstressed and often

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Now, all of these nouns, if you think about it, are difficult to count. Uncountable nouns have only one form. They can't be plural. You can't use ' a ' or 'an' with uncountable nouns because they can't be counted. You can't use numbers with them at all. We can't say "I need a milk" or "give me 3 monies".

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The first thing you need to know is that we use 'some' and 'any' before plural and uncountable nouns. And we do it to talk about a certain number or amount of something when we don't actually know exactly how much or how many of that thing we want. I need to buy some bread. I'm saying that I need to buy an amount of bread but I'm

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I always think that it's easier if you focus less on the complicated grammar tenses and more on the relationships with time. And the three most commonly used mixed conditional sentences are simply: - a past action with a present result. - a present condition with a past result. - a future action and the past result.

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A gerund looks like a verb but it's actually a noun. It's formed by adding -ing to the end of the base form of the verb. So a gerund is the base form with -ing. listen + -ing. Listening to music helps me relax. This lesson right here will explain gerunds for you in much more detail. But the infinitive is the base form of the verb.

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To make a passive sentence we need to use the passive tense and there are six steps to turn an active sentence into a passive sentence. Now you might want to take a notepad out so that you can write them down as we go. Step 1: Identify the subject, the verb and the object of the active sentence.

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Rule number 3: we use the with unique nouns or titles. When there's only one of something, the sun, the moon, the President, the Queen. Of course, there is more than one president in the world. There's also more than one queen, but there is only one President of the United States. There is only one Queen of England.

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Well the gerund is formed by adding '-ing' to the base form of a verb or the bare infinitive form. base form 'jog' + '-ing' = 'jogging'. I love jogging. 'jog' is the base form, 'jogging' is the gerund. So obviously, the reason why this is confusing is because this looks a lot like the continuous form of the verb, right?

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Section 1. Asking questions in English is so important for conversation and for meeting new people. I'm Emma from mmmEnglish and in this lesson I'm going to show you how to use question tags correctly. Question tags are really short questions that are put onto the end of statements (or regular sentences) so that they become questions.

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To help you find out your English level today, I've created an English test that gets progressively more challenging at every step. The first fifteen questions are basic levels. You should get most of them right. If you get more than five of these wrong in this section then you're probably at about this level.