"She had been practising the piano for hours before the concert began" or "They had been waiting at the station when the train finally arrived." Can you find a link between these two sentences? The sentences above link time and action, a crucial aspect of past perfect continuous tense. This tense is used to describe those actions that were ongoing in the past and before another event or action occurred. If you are new to this and want to improve your English communication, then in this blog, you will find everything you need to know to use the past tense effectively.

‘I had had a busy week, so I wanted to relax.’ Are you wondering if the sentence is grammatically correct? Well, you will be surprised to know that it is. If you wish to know how, then you must learn about the past perfect tense in English. Hence, this blog explores the various features of this tense form with examples.  

Do you struggle while explaining your future actions to someone? Then, we recommend you go through this blog, as it will help you explore the future continuous perfect tense, which you can use to describe your future plans to somebody. Hence, take a look at the formula, rules, and examples of this amazing tense form. 

The Future Continuous tense is often used in English as a way to talk about something that is going to happen at a certain point in the future. For example: “I will be joining the new office from next week". Here, the words will be in the form of  ‘verb +ing', which makes the sentence a perfect example of future continuous tense

Apart from that, there are a total of 12 tenses in English, which are among the basics of learning the language and expressing your ideas more accurately. Thus, in this blog, you will learn about the future continuous tense and its structuring with the help of examples.

If you are looking for a way to make your English language more precise, then you need to work on your tenses. Understanding tenses can be demanding. Further, the future perfect tense confuses a lot of learners. Hence, in this blog, you will learn the different aspects of the perfect future tense and help you ace it.