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Why not learn verb tenses based on how we use them? We generally learn tenses with a teacher telling us something like this: "We use the past perfect for (a) actions far in the past (b) actions in the past that happen before other actions in the past (c) etc! Not very...

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There are many combinations for conditional sentences but we mainly use them to describe what's sure, what's possible and what's impossible. Read on to learn how to easily build conditional phrases:  Simplify Your Conditionals by AD Miles

When we study verbs teachers generally introduce a tense and say, for example: “The simple present is used for habitual actions, such as I have a shower every day”. Why not look at verbs the other way round? It’s simpler and makes more sense. Read on to learn how you...