Expressing Time Clearly in Everyday English

Choose correctly between the present simple and present continuous when describing routines and current activities.

Use the past simple and past continuous together to describe an interrupted event.

Choose correctly between the present perfect and past simple when discussing life experiences and finished events.

Use appropriate future forms to express plans, arrangements, and predictions.

Form accurate subject and object questions in common present and past tenses.

Use common time markers such as “since,” “for,” “already,” “yet,” and “ago” with the appropriate tense.