In my previous post I offered several resources to teach the difference between the present simple and present continuous tenses. There are several exercises...
Sometimes it is very difficult for students to decide whether they should use the present simple or the present continuous tense. To help them decide correctly,...
Present continuous tense is one of the most popular tenses among students. It is easy to form and its usage is crystal clear (at least at the beginning)....
There are some grammar points which I have been struggling with for years. Not that I would not understand them or use them incorrectly, but I always fail...
Today I experienced the great teaching moment when one of my not so proficient students said that she can understand the grammar perfectly and that it...
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