BASIC

GRAMMAR
TENSE
PRESENT
 1. PRESENT SIMPLE
 Where do you live?
 I live in Chittagong?
 Do you like watching movies?
 I love watching movies.
 Do you need any help?
 OMG! You look gorgeous.
 I am so hungry. I need to eat something right now.
 Are you seeing someone?
 Are you free now? Can/May I call?
 Please check my sample work. I believe I will be a good fit for your job.
 EMPHATIC DO
Emphasize (stress) 
I do like your hair color.
I do wish you’d stop.
I do apologize for being rude.
You do look fit today.
 2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
 What are you doing?
 I am making tea for breakfast.
 The candle is burning.
 What are you waiting for?
 Who are you waiting for?
 We are having dinner.
3. PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
 I have seen you before.
 We haven’t watched a good movie for a while.
 Have you heard from him?
 Have you been to cox’s recently?
 I haven’t been to Borishal.
 4. PRESENT PERFECT
CONTINUOUS
 I have been waiting for you for an hour.
 It has been raining ☔
 Have you been seeing her?
PAST
 1. PAST SIMPLE
 You worked very hard for this.
 We did not/didn’t work yesterday.
 They weren’t happy.
 She exploded after hearing this.
 Did you see my laptop?
 Did you watch “The Invisible Man”?
 2. PAST CONTINUOUS
 I was watching TV when you knocked.
 Were you being silly?
 What were you doing last night/this morning?
 What were you doing when the task was given?
FUTURE
1. FUTURE SIMPLE
 I will finish the task before deadline.
 I think I will complete it within today. / I can complete it within today.
Prediction
 It will rain today.
 Do you think I will get the job?
 Why do you think you will get the job?
FILLER WORDS
    Well
    Wow!
    Okay
    No way
    Tell me something
    You see

    By the way

    Exactly
    To be honest
   You know  
 Certainly
 Basically

 Actually/Basically/Seriously
 I mean

 I guess/I suppose
 To show that you’re thinking. Use filler words when you need to think about your answer or statement.
For example:
“I have basically… ten more years of college.”
 To make a statement less harsh. 

“Well, you have, um, you have a little something in your teeth.”

 To make your statement weaker or stronger.

“Actually, I think cats are cute” 

 To stall for time.

“Uhh. Umm. Well, you see.. My dog ate it.”

 To include the listener in the conversation without ending your sentence. 

“It was a really big bear, you know?”

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