Learn English - the unreal past ("I wish, it's time, I'd better")

[@marielrubim451]

Thank you soooo much Teaching ESL with your help is much better. We can relate tenses and uses to our language easily when they are not fragmented in a grammar. Very didactic!

[@School0fEnglish]

+Mariel Rubim Thank you! (a bit late; I've only just noticed your comment)

[@cassipezzi]

great!!!!!!! I wish i could speak english fluently....

[@maxkamshermetov8918]

The best of the best

[@MuhammadEgypt]

In Arabic, there's a different between time and tense. The first is called "WAQT" and the second is " ZAMAN".

[@moinuddin-iv8uy]

in my opinion, Time means just time like 10 o clock, 5 am etc... Tense includes all instances like time, months, years, seasons, decades, centuries, and situations like when he came, when i woke up, when he comes, etc... what do you think?

[@moinuddin-iv8uy]

time is also one of the instances of tense, i think.

[@belle_pomme]

Wow, in Malay, they are WAKTU and ZAMAN😳

[@zygfrydmina8419]

In Polish for example its 'czas' [tchas] for both time and tense.

[@MuhammadEgypt]

Thank you, very professional!

[@lakshmanankomathmanalath]

great great. thank you.

[@loulwaalsunaidi1233]

wish i had a British accent :")

[@School0fEnglish]

Good use of the unreal past! But keep your own accent; English is spoken in 100s - 1000s - of different accents. As longh as you're clear and easy to understand, that's what matters. Regards, Nick

[@ivalentim596]

it's time we learned the unreal past

[@School0fEnglish]

Ha ha good comment, Isabelle. Regards, Nick

[@حمزةالقحطاني-ل4ز]

i am Arabic student