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Simple Present Tense is part of English Verb Tenses. It is the first tense from currently sixteen tenses in grammar. The formula to make sentences using simple present tense is simple. It only has one simple rule. Here it is Subject + Verb + … Subject in this terms has two types. Singular and Plural. Below are the explanations. Singular is single subject. (He, She, It  and Name) are singular subject because it refer to only one subject. Plural is more than one subject. ( You, We and They) are plural subject. Subject ‘I’ also being added into plural because ... Read More »

Simple Present Tense is the first tenses that usually used to describe the story or common activities. It is widely used to show the common facts and any daily activities. The use of Simple Present Tense follow these simple Guidelines: It uses formula (Subject + V1 + ..) and (Subject + Vs/es + ..). V1 is the regular verb while Vs/es is regular Verb with letters of s/es in the end. The example of V1 is READ while Vs/es is KISSES. Simple Present Tense uses V1 if the subject are (I, You, We and They) while (He, She, It and ... Read More »

Writing Descriptive Text can be really simple. It basically just describe a something using common fact. There are no specific rules to create it. As long as the reader understand the topic, it will be fine. However, many universities applied special guidelines to keep the descriptive text helpful and useful for everyone. In this article, we wouldn’t discuss about the rules but only focus in creating Descriptive Texts using Simple Present Tense. Present Tense is the most simple tenses that utilize less rules. It only need Subject and Verb to form a sentence. What make it not too complicated is ... Read More »

Descriptive Text is sentences that describe a something with detailed, vivid and colorful meaning. As an author or speaker, it is good to describe a something rather than directly pointing the readers to the object. Let’s say there is an object need to be introduced, a little cat. Instead of calling it little cat, use this expression, “As a favorite pet, this animal usually love to play with their master. With four legs and cute sound, the owner usually smile and laugh at them whenever they make sound of meow-meow”. It is up to the author or speaker to choose ... Read More »

In the end of the year, all the authors of this site were busy doing their activities. We were gathering with our big families and doing lots of useful things. However, we agreed not to leave this site outdated and here I am, writing this post. As for the title above, we will list all resources in this site about Present Tenses only. All resources here were written from our own experiences and have been tested successfully. We will write here our experiences while teaching lots of students whom didn’t understand about English until they fully aware of the lesson. ... Read More »

Simple Past Tense is formula that uses to express actions or states in the past. Simple Past is best to describe anything that was happen in the past. It is another simple tenses that describe the past without any other specific time indicator. This tense can be used to explain any activities that has elapsed. Earlier period can be represented by using Simple Past. Basically, Simple Past Tense is used in sentences only to give the ideas about any moments earlier than the present time, no longer current. Simple Past Tenses in grammar has special formula just like as Simple ... Read More »

Simple Present Tense is very simple rule and formula to express actions or states at the time of speaking. In learning English, it is necessary to study the basic things first. Simple present Tense is a basic rule that must be mastered in order to learn the other grammar rules. As a basic formula, Simple present Tense doesn’t have complex difficulties. In fact, it is very simple and really easy. Local students and teachers may learn English starting by studying this grammar. Let’s take a look at the formula below. The formula of Simple present Tense is Subject and Verb ... Read More »

Perfect Progressive is a grammar rule that give the idea if an event is in the progress immediately  before another time or event. The tenses are used to express the duration of the first event. Present Perfect Continuous also being used in sentences to give an impression if an event is up to another time or events. This tenses often used to express an event that is in progress until another time or event. There are three parts in Present Perfect Progressive. All of them are Present Perfect Progressive Tenses, Past Perfect Progressive Tenses and Future Perfect Progressive Tenses. In ... Read More »

English Perfect Tenses is used by the people to describe actions or events that has been done completely. In two previous grammar, there are Simple tenses and Progressive Tenses. Simple Tenses is used to describe actions with the simple rules in Simple Present Tenses, Simple Past Tenses and future tenses while Progressive tenses only useful to describe action or events that is happening. It uses rules as stated in Present Progressive Tenses, past Progressive Tenses and Future Progressive Tenses. Simple Tenses is the basic grammar that is easy to learn and Progressive Tenses has medium difficulties. After learning both of ... Read More »

English Progressive Tenses is a complete set of rules to describe events or actions that is on-going. Progressive Tenses is well known as Continuous Tenses in local areas and probably in many countries. Continuous Tenses is used to describe any action that is continuously happen at the moment. it is perfectly same as Progressive Tenses. The different is the name itself. Both of them have the same rules and functions. While Progressive Tenses is well known in the west (Europe), Continuous Tenses is popular in the east (Asia). In other countries such as United States and Australia, both of them ... Read More »