Have Been, Has Been, Had Been का सही Use सीखो | Learn English Grammar Tenses Through Hindi

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[@vikassharma6745]

Mam 'for two days, two weeks' आता😥😥 पर आपने since लगाया 😥😥

[@shaikhasgar6883]

Madam your way is very good.

[@nikeshdeshmukh8072]

Pls make video on all tenses with examples

[@segawaben5430]

It's very nice

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Technical Ravi2

[@hiteshranga9738]

I am going to tell you a simple trick may be you know already Use of for: for 2 minutes, for 2 hours, for 2 days, for 2 weeks, for 2 months, for 2 years, for 2 centuries, for a long time, for ever Use of since: since morning, since 2 AM or PM, Since Tuesday, Since February, Since 2002, Since 20th century, since I left school, since the beginning of time... It means for is used with a period of time And Since is used to refer a specific point in time. So now I think it is simple to understand for each one of us..

[@itisharma5336]

I was so confused about it.... Thankyou!!

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[@Gaurav.P0]

Great brother 🙂

[@nehapatel1039]

Thanks

[@anshuyadav3030]

Thank u brother

[@geetahuja2788]

Plz mam.. Can u explain all tenses in such a beautiful way...This lesson was really helpful for me..😊

[@gauravpatel319]

Exactly.. it's so beautifully teach by madam..👌

[@Uda_dunga]

Watch sartaz sir ki class u will definitely understand tenses easily

[@aishakhan6957]

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[@78uttam]

Kaafi safaai sey padhaya gaya hai. 5:09, 7:24, 7:40 mein duration ke saath 'since' ka prayog kiya gaya hai. Vahaan 'for' hona chahiye. For the duration, use 'for', and for specific time in the past, use 'since'. E.g. I have been waiting for her since morning. I have been waiting for her for two hours. Muzhe ye lagta hai ki generally had been jab istemaal hota hai tab pahali activity past mein shuru hoke past mein khatm hoti hai lekin ooski jaankaari koi doosri activity ke start hone sey behatar Pata chalti hai. E.g. I had been waiting for her before the rain started. Aisey sentence sey ye clearly Pata chal jata hai ki pahali activity past mein shuru hui aur past mein khatm hui. Jo bhi ho. Ye mere kuchh points hain. Baaki video to badhiya laga. Bahut Sahajata aur safaai sey padhaya hai. Keep up the good work, Meera.

[@vimalkumar4987]

what a wonderful approach to clear someone doubts. very appreciating and waiting for your new videos. Thanks!

[@Prince-Abdul22]

Bhai 😂 aram s ye ghalat phara rahi h since or for ka difference nhe pata isko. Kab s for k jaga ye since use kar rahi h

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[@animeshnegi7796]

nowadays I am practicing for an aptitude test for my job and you guys are described this topic very beautifully thank you soo much

[@legendshubman3420]

You have been teaching all thing in these video.. thanks ma'am..it's remarkable..

[@softwareengineer.9992]

Nice video, I like teaching concept . That is very easy to remember- have been, has been and had been . Actually I’m facing tense problems while talking in English . Because tense will more reflect with opposite person .

[@Hanam077]

I have been searching about the usage of has/have and had been since morning. And the way you explained it in a vivd manner. I was absorbed

[@sonammishra1024]

Thank you so much ma'am. This session has really cleared my confusion.

[@YT.skrill]

Amazing video mam, it has helped me to clear a doubt of mine regarding "Had been". Thanks for this video mam, you have explained the topic nicely.

[@aparnashri5466]

मिशेल मैम।।। के जैसे कोई नही पढ़ा सकता है।। ई लव हर क्लासेस।

[@aniltiwari8405]

Right

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[@sohailnirban590]

Good lesson ever, it's such helping me for growing my English. Thanks mam.👍

[@dhruvmaladhari6807]

Thankyou mam for this beautiful lesson.....it's really very helpful for me to understand the concept behind has/have been and had been... thanks a lot...

[@themusafirdiaries24]

Thank you so much ma'am for this lovely elaboration on this topic it has been a great lesson for us

[@kapilbindas]

You are really good in teaching. You have an excellent visual concept. Mind blowing , feeling awesome to have time watching your sesson.

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This is a stupendous video. Thank you so much.

[@Sana-i5q2r]

Amazing explanation maam Thank u so much ❤❤❤❤

[@JEETKUMAR8908612303]

Thank you so much mam for clearing our doubts. Could you please help me to understand the difference b/w the below 2 statements? i) Have you been practising English? ii) Are you practising English?

[@UtkarshSingh-yc4kb]

Maybe there's nothing such difference which makes them different apart ! English is the only subject which can be written into more than one form it's distinct ryt. So both have the same meaning it's just different ways to write the same sentence or phrase

[@alkathakur7301]

Thankyou so much ma'am. it's very helpful to us 🙏 because I have been learning English.

[@Matrix.escaper.158]

Ever since i have watched this video my confusion regarding has been ,have been, had been has gone away. Thanks mam😘

[@Zohan115]

Very well explained i have been watching many vedeos 😅 to get an idea about these confusing participle but nothing worked before now

[@mnbabariya43]

The method of teaching is absolutely interesting as well as impressing...More examples should be given ..

[@tushar8338]

Best channel ❤

[@harshadaher9392]

Are “could”, “would” and “should” independently used in all tenses?

[@harshadmarathe5493]

very good explanation ! thanx a lot. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@geetanshusinghnegi2672]

Really good explanation, never understood it during school days. 😂

[@maheshnevase9650]

Nice lecture delivered by madam Usefull Thanks

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i love the way you are talking miss Mira

[@Technologymind129]

I love you Teri mammi ko.....Aisa koi bole tujhe kaisa lagega

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It's really beneficial video👍 please make for us more important points video

[@simad800]

mam really it is to helpful for me. i was just waiting

[@sandhisengupta2254]

very informative. I had been searching this kind of video for long but now i found the right one.

[@naiyyarhussain9871]

I saw your clip through KZbin region of middle east country. It is quit good in order to learn English with grammar but I believe tenses keeps changing sentence formation depends upon accrediated benchmark / standards. Pls make sure to provide accord references while teaching or training on profound scale.

[@shubhamsukalkar3950]

You clered my all concept, thank you so much for made this video.

[@trishulsingh2907]

Thanks for the help you have cleared all my doubts regarding these topics . Hope one day i will gain fluency in my communication skills . 🙂

[@panchalishvar6935]

You are very good teacher. Make easy to understand

[@shivamyadav-rb8cv]

I had been waiting for this lecture for long time.

[@syedfaizanmehdi2336]

Since long time

[@aritgon9763]

@@syedfaizanmehdi2336 no for is correct

[@syedfaizanmehdi2336]

@@aritgon9763 ohh i see

[@yogitasachin523]

I was waiting it's correct

[@vishalkathiriya]

@yogita sachin if you still waiting then need to use "I have been waiting". If you currently not waiting for the video then your sentence is right

[@Sidmaratha]

The way you explained the topic was nice. Thank you so much mam.

[@13JSL]

I had been waiting for my friend for 2 hours at airport but his flight was late 🙂 Mam I donot have words to say thanx ..... please make more videos on tenses

[@vasupatel7678]

Didi aap bahut achha sikhate ho.... Wonderful job

[@deepakdpk9409]

"SINCE" is used for time specification and "FOR" is used for when the time isn't specified

[@puspitamandal9879]

Yes

[@vilasjadhav9630]

Your teaching style is very useful for understanding

[@RayYengde]

Hello There, Can you explain following - This has been taken care. The work has been completed.

[@kaneezfatima9860]

without showing for and since sentence is not completed.

[@animeshnegi7796]

The "has been" used here because " has " is used with the singular subject

[@poojak6503]

I couldn't understand this concept of have been has been and had been. But you teach very easily and finally I learnt. Thank u so much mam your voice is so much polite and attractive and calm.

[@akhildevc1054]

We have been waiting for two days.

[@mobin8914]

You taught very well We liked it

[@krishnakanhaiya3528]

5:18 shouldn't it be We have been waiting for two days.

[@sheebasalima1507]

@Monu Sharma ...MATLAB?

[@sheebasalima1507]

Inke explanation Mai Kami hai kya?... please bataye

[@sheebasalima1507]

@Monu Sharma yes..Hindi aati hai

[@sheebasalima1507]

@Monu Sharmaha agaya... thanks dear

[@diwakarsingh7415]

Mam apne toh bahut achya clear kr diya yeh concept...thanku so much...

[@AltafKhan-od9rr]

Has/Had been working for /Since Has been to Canada Has been a doctor It's been a while ... It's been amazing ..

[@mr.mentor9221]

Excellent teaching and thank you so much

[@gauravpatel319]

Madam, may I know that when we use present continuous and when we use present perfect continuous tense in daily talk.. ?

[@funnyfly5681]

good question

[@abhishekpandey7922]

We use present perfect tense when work has completed recent like he has eaten a mango . Present perfect continuous the work which is now continuing like ram has been reading since morning means he is still reading . In perfect tense he has eaten a mango means no mango is left he already eaten it Bro I am not fluent in speaking English but my grammar is good

[@gauravpatel319]

@@abhishekpandey7922 ok thanks bro. I have wide range of vocabulary but I have problem in tense and sentence framework while writing an essay of IELTS.

[@vipinsingh8113]

Really agreat lesson clears all my doubt Thank you ma'am

[@charusaiya2606]

Ma'am I am confused.. I think it's we've been waiting for 2 days not since.....🤔

[@vikassharma6745]

absolutely correct, that's what i was thinking as well..... pls mam explain it

[@shrutikakkar8947]

Yess, You got the point when we have quantity of period we use "for".... when we talk about specific date , month, year, century and events in this case we use "since".

[@rohansharmar1533]

Madam se panga..🤣🤣🤣🤣❤

[@abhishekpandey7922]

@@rohansharmar1533 bro she is correct

[@anuj66438]

@@shrutikakkar8947 yeah right ! You know what perfect continues tense main since for use hoga without since for ke sentences incorrect hai. Mam has a lot of mistaken .she is used has been have been making sentence without since for .

[@kadarsayyad6760]

Awesome. It was easy to understand. Thanks.

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Thank you very much ma'am for this video. I was confuse about it. but, now it's clear.🙂 You are beautiful and talented teacher😊

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Confused Not confuse

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T 🙏anks ma'am, I had been suffering with this issue until I watched this video.

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Mam....aapne bahaut achaa sikhaya....i very appreciate by your teaching tyle

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Please make a video on "YOU KNOW" I am so confuse how to use this

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What confusion you are facing ❓

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@@Tiktokvideos-uh5uc Just want to know where we have to use this phrase .

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abhishek kumar when you forget word or sentence during conversation 😂😂

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Have a logic.... By voice u can compare with a singer and not an actress..... For that looks are the parameter.. Kahin bhi shuru ho jaate ho...

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Pls help to understand meaning of "unwind outdoor"

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[@kushankverma9036]

Hindi: Mai so rha tha Eng: i have been sleeping. Hindi: mai padh rha tha Eng: i have been studying

[@selftaughtartist1025]

So what about _I was sleeping 🤔

[@rohitkashyap7779]

Bro have been or has been is used to indicate some time or specific point of time like for two hours , since morning etc

[@shreyakansal5304]

I have been sleeping is an incomplete sentence it should be I have been sleeping since evening ( Mai sham se so rha hu) I am sleeping ( Mai so rha hu) I was sleeping ( Mai so rha tha)

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Thank you sister, God bless you

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Hello ma'am can you help me to know the meaning of "Dias "word in hindi

[@pareshpatel834]

Dias means Ten (10) Dias in Spanish and Ten in English

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Naina suno

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I want her to teach me everything

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This very good learn in english language

[@rekharani2709]

Today this topic is clear for me, thanks you mam

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00/25 kisi kisi ko samaj me nahi aaya k gadbad he...😂😂😂

[@anuj66438]

Right bhaijaan ! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 people are duumb which has like 10k . yeh faltu log hain mam ko dekh ke like kar rhe had hai yr.

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Thnak you mam this vedio is very helpful for beginners,,..,,

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You have explained it in magnificent way.. thanku mam❤️😁

[@tauqirhussain8743]

Nice teacher really i imoress your teaching and i first time clear between has been, have been and had been befor watching this video i have no idea where these words uses

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Thanks. U. Solve. My. Problems

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U r really a good teacher Ur really awesome mentor.

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Nice teachiñg mam good to learn so easily by easy trics.Thanks.

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Lovely style and easy way of teaching..Thank you baby Mira

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Very use full video for english conversation..... Presentation is very nice 👌👌👌👌👌

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Thanks for making this video I like this video n I understand very well 😊❣️

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Very nice man,Aapka samjhane Ka tarika bot Acha h....♥️

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I love the Way she explains everything. She does great job..Tremendous! 😊

[@nalobai2760]

Perfect teaching especially for beginners.....

[@sonalwalke599]

After seen this video, I understand had been, and your teaching way is wonderful mam...... Thank you so much

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its looks simple but surely it needs loads of hard work to make it look easy... Well Done 👌

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I've been watching your all videos since morning 😊 i really appreciate to ur teaching style

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it's very informative for us use of has been have been had been

[@shaikhtauseef5604]

Explanation was good. Teaching methodology was good

[@shaikhtauseef5604]

Helpful teaching and knowledge increase Mam

[@tanyasingh9566]

Dear Meera, The way you explained the topic was nice. The only issue in the content of this video was the incorrect use of "since and for" in many sentences which you used while explaining the topic, to quote a few from your video: " My cat has been missing SINCE ONE WEEK" , " she has been studying SINCE TWO WEEKS", " she has not been studying SINCE TWO WEEKS". As per Aakash Sir's (learnex) video specifically focusing on how to use "SINCE AND FOR", "for" should have been used in place of "since" in the above quoted sentences. Hope you rectify this.

[@sagarbaviskar1957]

This is very helpfull for me❤❤❤ Thank you mam