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Let's remember the verb "To Be" and its auxiliaries (Do, Does, Did)

The auxiliary trio—have, has, and had—that, when paired with a past participle, constructs all the perfect tenses to express the crucial relationship between an action and its completion across different timeframes.

Use "that" to refer back to a specific noun, and "what" when the noun is already built into the word as "the thing that."

Learn when to use long, reflective structures and when to cut the "grammar fat" to sound more natural in English.

Learn how to express identity, habits, and personal growth using these core sentence patterns and clear examples.