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Hello Mehboobleo, Yes indeed. The Present Simple is sometimes used to talk about the future when we talk about scheduled events, timetables, calendars, and so on. Exemples: "My train leaves at 08:00 pm"; "; "The restaurant opens at 07:30 tonight"; "The plane arrives at 06:00 pm tomorrow". Those verbs are often used with to refer to scheduled events: begin, start, finish, arrive, leave, end, ... I hope my answer helps you

Meaning: Full of Energy, lively If you describe someone as ebullient, you mean that they are lively and full of enthusiasm or excitement about something. Synonyms: Exuberant, Joyful, Cheerful Sentence: He is the most ebullient boy in my class.

Hello, Personally, any video regarding the English Tenses would interest me

(Module 4 – Quantifiers) Do we use ‘much’ or ‘many’ with the noun ‘experience’? Is it a countable or an uncountable noun?

It depends on the context: an experience (countable) = an event in on'es life >> I have had many pleasant experiences. experience (uncountable)= knowledge & skill >> I don’t have much experience with kids.

Welcome to the ‘General Questions’ Forum. Here, you can post any language question. However, if your question is related to the content of the modules you are studying on the Anglo-Pedia Platform, please post it in the dedicated Forum below. An example of a General question: Which spelling is correct: 1990s or 1990’s?

The correct spelling is '1990s'. There's no need for an apostrophe as this is a plural 's'.