Learn FOR, SINCE and DURING in 5 mins | Free PDF & Quiz | English Grammar Lesson

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Could you add "ago, back, before, ahead" to that with different tenses and uses? thanks

[@EnglishwithGabby]

Hi Danny, - Ago and back: typically used with simple past, simple progressive and sometimes past perfect - Before can be used with many tenses. It's often used with past tenses > I went to NY before traveling to Maine. it's used with since. > I was studying before I went to the party. > Before I had gone to Italy, I learned Italian However, it can also be used for the future: > Before she goes to work, she will eat breakfast. Ahead is an adverb, so the uses are very broad. As "go ahead" we can use it with almost any tense

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[@EnglishwithGabby]

I'm so sorry, I just saw this now. "Sips tea" is a comment we use to show that we're minding our business. We typically add it to the end of a sentence (mainly gossip or an opinion) > Did you see that Diana has two boyfriends? Sips tea.

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