This is the second part of the article about present simple and present continuous. Before reading the text below, you should know the basic information (you could find it here: Present simple and present continuous).
Some and any are two English determiners used to say how many or much of something we mean. The rules of using them are very easy, but you should look at examples below that explain some differences in specific situations.
Had better is used in English to give advice about a specific situation. Despite the fact that verb to have is used in its past form, the phrase relates to present or future. Look at the examples below:
Present simple and present continuous are the basic English tenses. They are used very often, but many people have a lot of difficulties choosing the appropriate tense in a specific situation. In this article I would like to tell when we use these tenses as well as explain the differences between them and show some exceptions.
Question tags are short forms put at the end of the sentence. They may be replaced by words like right, eh, huh, etc. These simple words are used in English quite often, especially in spoken English, in order to confirm some information we talk about or to keep the conversation. Sometimes they are used just as a filler. The construction of question tags is fairly simple and even beginners shouldn’t have any problems to undertstand it.
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