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could versus be able
grammar
tenses
modal-verbs
perfect-aspect
can-vs-be-able
perfect infinitives with main verbs
usage
infinitives
perfect-aspect
perfect-infinitive
"He has been learning to swim" implicates that he doesn’t know how to swim
dialects
perfect-aspect
progressive-aspect
pragmatics
Can "would rather" be followed with a past perfect?
grammar
past-perfect
perfect-aspect
Past Perfect Continuous vs. Past Continuous
past-tense
perfect-aspect
continuous-aspect
Omitting the auxiliary 'have' before the past participle
past-participles
perfect-aspect
I have lunch at 1 pm [duplicate]
tenses
present-tense
perfect-aspect
Why present perfect in “When the night has come”?
grammar
present-perfect
present-tense
poetry
perfect-aspect
What does definite and indefinite mean in past tense and present perfect respectively
tenses
past-tense
present-perfect
perfect-aspect
‘He decided’ vs. ‘He had decided’
past-tense
past-perfect
simple-past
perfect-aspect
What are the differences between "May" & "Might" / "May have" & "Might have" in strict English?
word-choice
word-usage
modal-verbs
perfect-aspect
Present perfect with 'in the last 10 days'
present-tense
perfect-aspect
"had spent" vs. "spent"
past-tense
present-tense
perfect-aspect
Which one is correct? "I am suffering from fever since yesterday" or "I am suffering from fever from yesterday"?
word-choice
grammaticality
time
perfect-aspect
continuous-aspect
Grammar present perfect past perfect
past-tense
present-tense
perfect-aspect
Could have - Would have been able - Could have been able
modal-verbs
perfect-aspect
Can the Future Perfect be used in a main clause of a conditional sentence that has a stative/non-action verb in the if-clause?
conditionals
future
perfect-aspect
conditional-future
The perspective of people in the future looking back at now
past-tense
future
perfect-aspect
He is the only/first player who has won GS twice
grammar
tenses
present-perfect
perfect-aspect
"It had started to snow by 10 a.m. yesterday." vs "It started to snow by 10 a.m. yesterday." [closed]
past-tense
perfect-aspect
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