Relating New and Old Information: Important for understanding how we learned information over the years. Use this technique to avoid common mistakes and questions.
English Grammar Rules
Present Simple and Present Continuous
Present Simple: Describes general actions and habits (e.g., "The police catch thieves"). Not focused on exact rules but usage.
Present Continuous: Describes actions currently happening (e.g., "I am teaching"). Essential to use the right form "am/is/are + verb-ING".
Adapting to English Thought Process
Think in English terms rather than directly translating from Mongolian to better understand grammar nuances.
Past Activities
Use past simple tense for actions that happened once in the past (e.g., "I ate breakfast yesterday."). The verb often takes an -ed suffix (e.g., walked, cooked) or irregular form (e.g., caught).
Future Actions and Intentions
Will and Future Continuous
Will + Base Verb: Future actions (e.g., "I will play"). Avoid