Modals in the Past

Modals in the Past

modals in the pastDownload Modal verbs (can, must, may, might, should, etc.) in the present tense express possibility,permission, obligation, or assumption. When we want to refer to them in the past, we usually use special forms with have + past participle.: modal...
The Second Conditional – Exercises

The Second Conditional – Exercises

When do we use the second conditional? We use it for improbable or impossible conditions. It is formed using the following structure: If + past simple, would (might/could) + infinitive of the verb. For example: If I won some money, I would travel around the world. the...
The Present Simple and Continuous Tense – Quiz

The Present Simple and Continuous Tense – Quiz

Present Simple & Continuous Quiz Present Simple & Continuous Quiz 1. She usually up at 7:00 a.m., but today she late. 2. I coffee, but I it because I am very tired. 3. They football every Saturday, but right now they a movie. 4. We English every day, but at the moment...