Tip of the Day:
Usage Tip
Use 'might' or 'could' plus the perfect form of the verb to express an opinion that you think had a good possibility of being true at the past point in time.
Example Sentences
She might have done her homework. I'm not sure.
They could have taken a different flight and that's why they aren't here.
Quiz of the Day - Adverb Usage Quiz:
Intermediate to advanced English learning quiz using a wide variety of adverbs to fill in the blanks to complete a short tale about someone who wanted to learn Russian.
English Worksheet of the Day - Adverbs of Frequency:
Reference guide to using adverbs of frequency such as 'always, usually, rarely and never'. This extensive guide includes exceptions, and an extensive list of uses for adverbs of frequency.

