Verb Tenses
She has lived in Paris since two years.
She has lived in Paris for two years.
I don’t know where did she go.
I don’t know where she went.
They agreed going to the conference.
They agreed to go to the conference.
The results will announce tomorrow.
The results will be announced tomorrow.
If she studies, she would pass the test.
If she studied, she would pass the test.
By the time you get here, I am leaving already.
By the time you get here, I will have already left.
The woman which is sitting next to you is my professor.
The woman who is sitting next to you is my professor.
They refused paying the fee.
They refused to pay the fee.
The cake was bake by my sister.
The cake was baked by my sister.
If it will rain, we will cancel the picnic.
If it rains, we will cancel the picnic.
I am knowing the answer.
I know the answer.
Although being tired, he finished the project.
Although he was tired, he finished the project.
OR
Although tired, he finished the project.
We discussed to move to a new apartment.
We discussed moving to a new apartment.
The letter was send last week.
The letter was sent last week.
If he studied harder last year, he will pass the exam.
If he had studied harder last year, he would have passed the exam.
He was eating when the phone has rung
He was eating when the phone rang.
The laptops, that were ordered last week, have arrived.
The laptops that were ordered last week have arrived.
OR
The laptops, which were ordered last week, have arrived.
I stopped to smoke because it was unhealthy.
I stopped smoking because it was unhealthy.
The meeting is postponing to next week.
The meeting is being postponed to next week.
If you would study more, you will get better grades.
If you study more, you will get better grades.
I study English for five years before I moved.
I had studied English for five years before I moved.
Before leaving the house, the keys were forgotten by me.
Before leaving the house, I forgot the keys.
I remembered to lock the door when I left, but actually I didn’t lock the door.
I remembered locking the door when I left, but actually I didn’t lock the door.
The homework is due will be collected tomorrow.
The homework that is due will be collected tomorrow.
If they ate breakfast, they won’t be hungry now.
If they had eaten breakfast, they won’t be hungry now.