WHEN YOU USE: SOMETIMES

sometimes connotes habitual and factual action so you must use this: simple present tense. just like the lyrics of this haunting song.

relative pronoun: THAT

always take note: relative pronoun is a bridge between a NOUN and a VERB and...THAT verb should agree its tense with the number of the noun. thus, singular noun + relative pronoun + verb [with S]

FOR advanced lesson: click this http://web.ku.edu/~edit/which.html

Questions

if you are stuck with What's your name? and How are you? then, watch this video and there are a couple of questions in the lyrics that would help you how to ask questions without that queasy feeling.

if a person is good at either making questions or is exposed to questions, then that is a cool track. because you would end up either like her...

Janine Tugonon...she aced the Q and A portion of Miss U. That was so impressively goosebumpishly fanTASKtic!

or him...

Conan O'Brien....His questions and the way he asks are just topgrossingly funny ;and topnotch!

ASK QUESTIONS: be it the Wh-questions or the Am I-Is it-Are they-Have you-Had we variety...or the Do/Does/Didpractice 3x. ask question today.

lesson for today: the sun or a sun? ---articles of THE, A, and AN

the definite article THE should be the right choice for SUN because there is no other sun, matter-of-factly and reality speaking [unless some powerful magician slash scientist slash man would make another sun!]

other noun in the lyrics with THE:  heart as in the heart----lightning strikes the heart. That is correct because the writer specified what part or organ of the body. As the saying goes, Specify for The's sake!!!!!