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17. Sept. 2024 · The zero conditional is used to talk about general truths, scientific facts, and situations that are always true if something happens. The structure is quite straightforward: If + Present Simple, Present Simple. Here are a few examples: If you heat ice, it melts. If it rains, the ground gets wet.
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8. Juli 2024 · In this structure, we use the main sentence to make a guess, and then ask (in the tag) if it was correct. I'm wondering if the following works: A: I'll ask my mom to bring more sandwiches. B: Your mom's at home, is she?
29. Sept. 2024 · Location: Bogotá, Bogota D.C., Colombia. How do we form the third conditional? If + past perfect + would have + verb 3 (past participle) We use third conditional to Imagine a different past. If I’d done my homework, my teacher wouldn’t have shouted at me. In reality I didn’t do my homework and my teacher shouted at me.
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9. Sept. 2024 · Creating the Subjunctive Mood. One of the most straightforward ways of using the subjunctive mood is when we want to describe a wish for something to be different than it is or was. When we express wishes, we create the subjunctive mood by moving the main verb of the sentence one tense back in the past. To convey a wish about a situation in the ...
29. Sept. 2024 · What a dire prediction! 🤔😔 Let's be optimistic and believe that truly civilized races of men "At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries" would not exterminate and replace so- called savage races throughout the world!
9. Sept. 2024 · The word "intelligence" per se, in its having several meanings, is misleading; not unlike the nonsense word 'safer', which many folk use with total and gormless gabandon..err..abandon given that if something is already 'safe' then it cannot be made 'more safe', and there's no need to fecklessly fiddle with it.
13. Sept. 2024 · This profound question lies at the heart of a centuries-old enigma known as Olber’s Paradox. Olber wondered, if the universe is infinite and full of stars, why we don’t see a uniformly bright night sky. Olber’s question led to investigations into the nature of the Universe that resolved his paradox. Basically, we don’t see a sky filled ...
26. Sept. 2024 · Uses of the Present Continuous Tense 1. Actions Happening Now The present continuous tense is commonly used to describe actions that are happening now or at the present moment.
