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Okay, All user..
This is the situations:
- my teacher said "present simple"
- my course teacher said "Simple present"
But sometimes they said both.
So, my question is which one is true : Present Simple or Simple Present.
Sorry for mistake on grammar or vocabs.
"simple present"
and in english, we put adj before noun.
it isn't "Chicken Fried"
But "Fried Chicken"
it has different meaning right?
Said my mom....
yup, it's simple present not present simple
whoa...
your english teacher is a dumb
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
it's the correct one, ;)
It's too Offense Bro :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CrzY_KidZ
I Prefer The Simple Present Tense
Uh.. i guess it's simple present.. simple present tense
there's no doubt, simple present tense..
because i never hear people said "present simple"
^
but his teacher said that :powh:
I prefer "Simple Present"
although I had heard "Present Simple" before...
Nothing wrong with Present Simple. My foreign teacher (he's from Bristol) uses Present Simple.
i know why sometimes your teacher said present simple, because he is an indonesian.. I'm sure that most of people in indonesia think simple present and present simple are the same.. It is like "GW TAU" and "TAU GW" --> in indonesia, they have the same meaning