Present Perfect Tense

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Grammar Gurus sir I have a doubt on your explanation.. Could we use in present perfect tense that is. ... I have eaten snake 3 or 4 time in the last year. In my opinion it seems to be incorrect becos we can't use last year, yesterday, two hours.. In present perfect tense.. Please clarify my doubt

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[@brungarph3688]

Excuse teacher Rama! I have a question for you (or anyone who will read this comment) PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION Why do you say in 13:21 "I’ve eaten snake 3 or 4 times in the last year"? I had thought that we can't use a specific time in the past in the present perfect, but there you use "last year", it's supposed to that's wrong? Because "last year" is a key word for past simple sentences... Yourself say it something like that in the minute 9:52 I know that you've used "3 o 4 times" in the sentence as well, and that's good for the present prefect, but I think the sentence must finish there. I hope anyone can answer this question, it's very important for me right now! *Sorry for my writing, I'm not a native speaker, I'm learning english yet*

[@sunkannamadigonde721]

Hi Bruno, There is a difference between "last year" and "in the last year". "last year" is the past which is not connected to present moment where as "in the last year" means one year from now in the past which is connected to present moment hence present perfect tense is correct in this context.

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I looked whole video because of the question that has been bothering me is the question like why we use have in that tense and does that mean we possess something? No body talks About such thing in other you tube videos but at least you mentioned that consern so i am glad to see that thanks 🙏🙏🙏

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Well I think that you are the first one who mentioned that HAVE word -have word has two meanings! Applause, because thats the first thing that people don't mention at the beginning of video. Second great thing is that pictures and animations like this bolw for breakfast just incredible way to help i mean most of people are visual types so they remember pictures and animations i mean actions more thn just words so :D CONGRATS GREAT VIDEO!

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thank you so much ,I really was confuse about ,now it so clear . what about present perfect continuous ,if you can ,thanks again .

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Can we use this tense to express the action which started in the past and still continuing? eg I have been there for 30 minutes.

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[@tejaswinimutham5877]

I have a doubt.above you have mentioned that when we talk about present perfect we should not mention specific time.but in example which you have mentioned in this video,you were specified timeline last year.example is when have you eaten sanke,answer which you gave us I have eaten sanke 3or4 times laster year.i need a clarity for this, wouldn't it come under past

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