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128 phrases · 22 groups
Grammar is indexed by what a structure is called, which only helps if you already know the name. This index is the other way round: find the thing you are trying to do — agree, disagree, apologise, ask for something, buy yourself a second to think — and take the phrase that does it.
Choose what you want to describe.
A repeating routine, rather than one exact moment.
Rebuild the reference sentence about a routine.
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She walks to college every day.
With she, a present simple statement uses walks. Every day describes the routine.
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Choose an answer, then check why it fits.
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She walks to college every day.
A routine; present simple.
She is walking to college now.
An action in progress; present continuous.
She walked to college yesterday.
A finished past event; past simple.
Each group is a set of fixed shapes you fill in — the fastest kind of English to learn, because there is nothing to assemble.
Fewer phrases so far. They are readable, and they grow as the library does.
Or start from where you are rather than from what you want to say.
For the rules underneath these phrases, see English grammar; for the situations they are used in, see English speaking.
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