How are things coming along? People might ask you the question “How are things coming along?”. It means that you had previously told them about something, like a project you were working on. If so, they might be asking you “How is it progressing?” This question usually serves as a greeting and a conversation starter …
In this post of learning English, Learn English pronouns using a short story, I give you a funny short story. I ask a question from it that is related to pronouns. Please read its text or listen to it from the following video and choose the correct option and comment it. In the next post …
In this post of learning English in refereng.com, I want to describe the following Grammer structure of phrase “I think”: I think+ that+ noun/gerund According to Grammer rules, after the phrase “I think”, a relative clause beginning with “that” comes. The first word after “that” should be a noun that is going to be the …
In this post of learning English in ReferEng.com, I want to give you some rules of prepositions of time. The hardest part of learning English language is how to use prepositions. Where and when they need to use, then what prepositions have be used. For better learning of prepositions of time, there are some simple …
Today’s post in ReferEng is about the future perfect tense with examples. This tense is used to talk about something that will be completed by a certain point in the future. The future perfect tense often connects two future events that one event will be finished before the other. Grammer structure of the future perfect …