Okay. I'm Malaysian, a chinese from Malaysia. I'm 20 year old, chinese educated, and i started to speak English when I was 18year old.In Malaysia, we speak British English. Main language that we used is Bahasa Melayu. We have a lot languages in our country. So we used to mixed up all the languages into one sentence. The reason why I learn Enlgish because I have a English educated girlfriend and if I'm good in speaking and writing in english, it will help me a lot in working field and somehow I found that english is fun.
Okay. I've a lot of questions to ask. So far, I've only thought of these.
any student/any students? Could be either depending on context and, for example, use of is / are.
Behide (beside?) the word *never* must be a past tense?? No, but could be.
I used to watched this movie long time ago./I used to watch/I use to watched. Infinitive/base form of verb after "used to".
past tense/present tense/past perfect and etc...that confused me a lot. Could any of you guys can provide me a website to master these? learnenglish.be
Im so impressed of what you did just now/ I'm so impressed with/ I'm so impressed by
I'm confused by this sentence/Im confused of this sentence/ I'm confused with this sentence...which one could be the correct one?? Can any one tell me the usage of these ?? Either one works.
The verbs after *IF* it has to be a past tense? or present tense? if you watched/watch that movie already, why [STRIKE]don't[/STRIKE] didn't you tell me earlier/early? Past tense. "already" is the key.
I know that I have to add s (to the verb for simple present) after the word IT. example: it has, it helps...etc. what if there is a word between them? it will help/helps you a lot if you study it. Simple future with "will" always uses the infinitve/base form of the verb for 1st, 2nd, 3rd person singular and plural.
The last time we meet was 10 years ago/ the last time we met was 10 years ago/ the last time we met is 10 years ago. Past tense irregular.
That's all. thanks a lot=) good day!