Present Perfect Simple Form: Subject + have/has + past participle We use the Present Perfect Simple Tense for life experience, unfinished states, to focus on the result of an activity, for recent “one-time” actions to name a few. Here is a breakdown of each of the uses we have just mentioned. (<– We’ve already got
Read moreInput vs Output A lot of our students ask the questions: 1. “How can I improve my speaking?” 2. “How can I improve my writing?” Most of our students try to improve their speaking by speaking more, or improve their writing by writing more. While the phrase “Practice Makes Perfect” is generally true for most things,
Read moreFirst of all, speaking English is hard, and we understand that. Especially if you do not have anyone to practice with. Luckily for you, in this video, Matt and Mark discuss how to improve your speaking, without a speaking partner! One of the tips featured in this video is to think (or even speak to
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