English Grammar

verb

Leei

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17 Sept. 2008

What's a trick to remember how you find the correct sense? present,confirm my

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Fugendichter
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19 Sept. 2008

Hi Rola,

it seems you meant the correct tenses and not the senses.

I'll give my best to inform you, but there are many people here in the forum who do it quite better than me. I hope they will support us, if neccessary.

Yes, you got it!
Present tense = simple present: I go , you go, he goes
Past tense, simple past: I went, you went, he went...
Present perfect: I have gone, you have gone, he has gone...
Futur: Iwill go, you will go, he will go..
This verb is difficult because irregular. You have to learn these verbs.
If you take a regular verb, it's much easier: You love, you loved, you have loved, you will love.
Why not buy a little English grammar and you will succeed, you will have success, you will be successful.
Hi Rola, it seems you meant the correct tenses and not the senses. I'll give my best to inform you, but there are many people here in the forum who do it quite better than me. I hope they will support us, if neccessary. Yes, you got it! Present tense = simple present: I go , you go, he goes Past tense, simple past: I went, you went, he went... Present perfect: I have gone, you have gone, he has gone... Futur: Iwill go, you will go, he will go.. This verb is difficult because irregular. You have to learn these verbs. If you take a regular verb, it's much easier: You love, you loved, you have loved, you will love. Why not buy a little English grammar and you will succeed, you will have success, you will be successful.
Fugendichter
User since 2008
Posts: 588
18 Sept. 2008

Hi you both, Leei and Rola,

what do you mean by "the correct sense of a verb"? Please explain it once more!
The meaning of the English word in your language?

Or the correct tense of the verb? Simple present, past tense, present perfect: I go, I went, I have gone?
Hi you both, Leei and Rola, what do you mean by "the correct sense of a verb"? Please explain it once more! The meaning of the English word in your language? Or the correct tense of the verb? Simple present, past tense, present perfect: I go, I went, I have gone?
Rola
User since 2008
Posts: 8
20 Sept. 2008

I appreciate your help Gwendo. Thank you for your help and your encouragment to me.
When I will speak to my clients I will be (certain) that I use the perfect tense.
The problem is if I take my time to think about what I say, It will be better.
I practice 1 hour a day in englishpage.com, It's not easy they have many hard exercices to do, but it's a big help.
Thank you again, have a great day!
I appreciate your help Gwendo. Thank you for your help and your encouragment to me. When I will speak to my clients I will be (certain) that I use the perfect tense. The problem is if I take my time to think about what I say, It will be better. I practice 1 hour a day in englishpage.com, It's not easy they have many hard exercices to do, but it's a big help. Thank you again, have a great day!
Rola
User since 2008
Posts: 8
19 Sept. 2008

What is the different between present tense and the present perfect?
What is the different between present tense and the present perfect?
Rola
User since 2008
Posts: 8
19 Sept. 2008

Thanks Gwendo, This monrning you teach me to conjugate the verb. I ask myself many times what is the difference between I went and I have gone the two of them are in the past.
This is my fourth day in Gymenglish and I wish that it's help.
What I need it's to practice and to know very well my verbs at least when I speack with a client, I would like to be confident.
Thanks Gwendo, This monrning you teach me to conjugate the verb. I ask myself many times what is the difference between I went and I have gone the two of them are in the past. This is my fourth day in Gymenglish and I wish that it's help. What I need it's to practice and to know very well my verbs at least when I speack with a client, I would like to be confident.
Rola
User since 2008
Posts: 8
18 Sept. 2008

Hi Gwendo, my problem is when I use the verbs I do many mistakes. Like I go (now), I went (past), I have gone (past), if I use it for the futur can I say. I will go?
I know that we need to practice and some day we will succes or succed or I'm wrong in this too :-).
Thanks to your answer, If you see any error please correct me.
Hi Gwendo, my problem is when I use the verbs I do many mistakes. Like I go (now), I went (past), I have gone (past), if I use it for the futur can I say. I will go? I know that we need to practice and some day we will succes or succed or I'm wrong in this too :-). Thanks to your answer, If you see any error please correct me.
Rola
User since 2008
Posts: 8
17 Sept. 2008

Hi Leei, I have the same problem. I don't know any trick how to find the correct sense. So please if anybody do don't hesitate to give us an explanation. Sorry about my mistakes, if I have many try to correct me.
Thanks
Hi Leei, I have the same problem. I don't know any trick how to find the correct sense. So please if anybody do don't hesitate to give us an explanation. Sorry about my mistakes, if I have many try to correct me. Thanks
Kim Duyen Ly
User since 2008
Posts: 1
18 Sept. 2008

From Rola:
Hi Leei, I have the same problem. I don't know any trick how to find the correct sense. So please if anybody do don't hesitate to give us an explanation. Sorry about my mistakes, if I have many try to correct me.
Thanks

[blockquote]From Rola: Hi Leei, I have the same problem. I don't know any trick how to find the correct sense. So please if anybody do don't hesitate to give us an explanation. Sorry about my mistakes, if I have many try to correct me. Thanks[/blockquote]
Leei
User since 2008
Posts: 2
17 Sept. 2008

What's a trick to remember how you find the correct sense? present,confirm my
What's a trick to remember how you find the correct sense? present,confirm my

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