Today, we are discussing the modal verbs that, however, express past actions. Even when such seem to be referring to the future, it will be a future in the past. These include could, would and might.

Key verbs - auxiliaries, avoir and être, and modal verbs Find out how to use key verbs for different tenses. Common verb forms used in French are auxiliary verbs, expressions with avoir and être ...

Key verbs - auxiliaries, avoir and être, and modal verbs Find out how to use key verbs for different tenses. Common verb forms used in French are auxiliary verbs, expressions with avoir and être ...

The buzz on social media after this year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary School Examination top scorer Goldalyne Kakuya was invited to address Masinde Muliro University graduands was one to ...

Modals have lexical meaning unlike non-modal auxiliaries. Non-modal auxiliary verbs are used in certain grammatical constructions to mark tense, aspect, the perfect, or voice.

Now, Erez Lieberman, Martin Nowak and colleagues from Harvard University are looking at this record to mathematically model how our verbs evolved and how they will change in the future.

The theme for today’s blue category is PAST TENSE VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS and the words are: DREW, ROSE, WILL, MAY. (I didn’t see how they were counting WILL and MAY as past tense; modal verbs ...

Creeped or crept? Crept is the past tense, but creeped is popping up because of its presence in the phrasal verb creep out the past tense of which is indeed creeped out.