Past Simple Tense (Past Tense)

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Thanks sir. Pls complete all tenses. Your way of teaching is excellent.

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sir how can i use help and help out in sentences ?

[@demyannazir4226]

We can use helping verb in the past simple sentence to assure that the verb already happened She did eat a bug yesterday. Thanks for your excellent video

[@sharonwilliamswilliams7268]

Is the following sentence written correctly to show the proper use of the past simple for habitual events in the past? When I lived in Jamaica, I went swimming every day.

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whats the difference blw i had been there and i went there..n cn i say i worked in a company for 5 years or had been worked which one is correct??pls do help sir

[@praveennemagoudar3442]

1) I had been there (it's present perfect tense) we use present perfect -->when we don't know the specific time or time is not important.(indefinite or unspecified time). Ex: i have seen that movie. -->telling experiences. Ex: i have been to Thailand. -->Unfinished action continued from the past until now. Ex: he has been since 9 am. -->Recent experiences that affect the present. Ex: he has broken his leg. Here present effect is he cant play today's football match. I went there is not correct. I went there yesterday is correct. Use yesterday,last week,last month, five mines ago, five months ago in simple past tense. Note: Remember we always use simple past with specific time.(when) 2)I worked in a company for 5 years is correct( simple past) . here now u r no longer working in that company. Note: Remember that past perfect is older action that simple past in terms of time . Ex: When I got home yesterday, my roommate had already cooked dinner. Please correct me if i am wrong. Thank you

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kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYfHpKppfceLmtk Here is a video for you. Enjoy!

[@learningenglishwithindrajeetks]

On Sunday , I went there and enjoyed with him a lot. Here it correct ...but only ' On Sunday I went there ' is incorrect. 'On sunday, I had been there.' is correct but 'On Sunday, I had been there and enjoyed with him a lot. ' is in correct.

[@dial3ctic289]

In the case of "i was made" or "you were born" what is happening? because you have subject plus to be verb plus verb in past tense. any grammar explanations? thks!

[@GrammarGurus]

+Rafael Luna that is called passive voice and it is describing something in the past tense but it is saying that you are not the one doing the action. For example, with 'I was made' you are not saying that you made something but rather that someone or something made you. With passive voice we can often add 'by' to tell who or what is really doing the actual action. 'I was made by Zeus' would be an example. This is still past tense but also in the passive voice. The way to identify the tense in passive voice is to look at the verb to be, in this case 'was'. Another example, 'My bed is made every day." You'll notice that the action 'made' doesn't change its form in passive voice but the verb to be shows is that this is the present simple.

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Excellent work Mr. Jeremy and I need you to send to me more explanation of an other tenses like the present continuous tense, present perfect tense, past perfect tense, present perfect continuous and ect

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Snapt

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Please help!! How to differentiate between the actions in the past of those persons who are still alive and those who were no longer existed?

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[@GrammarGurus]

A video response for the Past Simple. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYfHpKppfceLmtk

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hello, please can you send me the link of PAST PERFECT? i can't find

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Thank you for this useful and good lesson I want to learn about when and how to differentiate in the use of sentences past simple and past participle..💐💐😘😘

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[@GrammarGurus]

Jeremy is editing a video on the past continuous at the moment. Should be up soon.

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I was taught that no past tense after "always" and "usually"... To my understanding, the actions is not over yet when using "Aways" & "Usually=="

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+Peter Dancisin Glad that you found it helpful.

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In interogative why we just use Did ?with he she it And with i we you thy etc

[@GrammarGurus]

A video to help explain. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIHNhpKep9Sfr80

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+Ronald Giron You're Welcome,

[@Itachi-sq1nn]

To start, I’d like to thank you for the good help. My question is you mentioned in the video we can use for, I know that we can also use “for” in the P.P, so when exactly can we use “for” for Past tense and “for” for Present perfect (p.p)? Thank you

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when I was made at England??error in tat sentence

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[@WesamShaya]

Why you did not use time on the sentence Like She ate a bug yesterday Now Iam confused with I learned early

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she ate a bug, LOL !

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Sir please upload past perfect video.

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[@GrammarGurus]

Jeremy is editing a video on the past continuous at the moment. Should be up soon.

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They are all on this channel and my other channel Whiteboard gurus.

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14:08 but you can say stop it :P

[@muhammadasif-gw2kc]

I am from India. I like your video. your way of teaching is good. But I am unable to understand use of who and what .Because you have removed both sentences sub and helping verb. You have also written .We should write what in things condition. We should not use what people about .According to me ,If Q y or no so we have to write did Q sentence. if you have to get more information that time. we should use wh family sentence

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The scorpion isn’t a bug

[@GrammarGurus]

That's true. But we often use 'bugs' in English to mean insects, spiders, scorpions, worms, etc even though it isn't technically correct. 'Insects' is usually used more correctly by English speakers to talk about animals with six legs. If someone says they are afraid of bugs though, don't give them a spider or a worm as a gift - they probably won't enjoy it.

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no entendi .___.

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Please tell the difference between I HAVE COME YESTERDAY, I HAD COME YESTERDAY,AND I CAME YESTERDAY

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Here is a video response for you- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYfHpKppfceLmtk

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She ate a bug what's a crezy

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