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State vs Action Verbs
States vs Actions State vs. Action Verbs In English, verbs generally fall into two categories: Action verbs, which describe things we do.(e.g., run, talk, write, play)These verbs easily take progressive forms (I’m running, she’s talking). State verbs, which describe situations,
Present Perfect: Simple vs Continuous
Before we start the overview , always remember Present Perfect is a Present Tense! The Present Perfect connects the past to the present—it is a present tense, not a past tense.❌ It cannot be used with past time expressions like:
Present Perfect
Mastering the Present Perfect Simple.
Eessential for discussing experiences, recent actions, and unfinished time periods—key to sounding more natural in English! This B1-B1+ level collection of learning resources will help you understand, use, and pronounce this tense correctly, with clear explanations, engaging exercises, and real-world practice.
State & Action Verbs
What do you think? What are you thinking? What's the difference?? Learn all about State & Action verbs here. Get confident in choosing the correct form and discover some subtle differences in interpretation.
Futures
A collection of Modules investigating the tricky area of talking about the future correctly in English. Did you know that English doesn't actually have a 'Future Tense'? Get to grips with how we use a range of forms to indicate the future. You won't be making mistakes with 'will' after this course!
Gerunds & Infinitives
4 Modules which take you from being a basic user of the ING & TO forms in English to being a confident super-user. We look forward to seeing you here!
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Present Perfect
Mastering the Present Perfect Simple.
Eessential for discussing experiences, recent actions, and unfinished time periods—key to sounding more natural in English! This B1-B1+ level collection of learning resources will help you understand, use, and pronounce this tense correctly, with clear explanations, engaging exercises, and real-world practice.
State & Action Verbs
What do you think? What are you thinking? What's the difference?? Learn all about State & Action verbs here. Get confident in choosing the correct form and discover some subtle differences in interpretation.
Futures
A collection of Modules investigating the tricky area of talking about the future correctly in English. Did you know that English doesn't actually have a 'Future Tense'? Get to grips with how we use a range of forms to indicate the future. You won't be making mistakes with 'will' after this course!
Gerunds & Infinitives
4 Modules which take you from being a basic user of the ING & TO forms in English to being a confident super-user. We look forward to seeing you here!
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