HAVE BEEN vs. HAD BEEN / ENGLISH GRAMMAR

PRESENT PERFECT and PAST PERFECT
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Thank you so much Kevin and Liza.🤩🥰 You both have explained so clear! I've been confusing about the use of "have been" and "had been" but now I fully understand it. But I'd like to know that is that "have/has + verb ended with 'ed' also a kind of present perfect tense ?

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[@sammer833]

I always get confused between past continuous and past perfect continuous. How can I differentiate between the meaning of the two tenses.

[@mrmememe777]

Past continuous is used to start a story about an accident in the past. Past perfect continuous is used to talk about something more in the past before something else in the past.

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We'll make a video about it. Thanks for watching.

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Please could you make a video about how we should use "Make" and "Do". What is the difference between make and do?

[@mrmememe777]

We're working on it. Thanks for watching.

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Can you explain to me that can i use the negative of had instead of never like 3:19 i hadn't been there

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[@madhanmohan7]

Thanks Much! Do 'May' and 'Might' mean one and the same or is there a difference?

[@mrmememe777]

There is a difference. Do is for a routine. May and Might are the same in a positive or negative statement. Except May can be used for questions for permission.

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We'll make a video about it. Thanks for watching.

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[@mohe656]

I'm a little understand, but soon it turns out that Im still confused I need more explanation to know how to differ between: have/has + past participle (present perfect?) have/has + been+ ing Had + been+ ing Last your video I could understand when we use present perfect continuous and past p.p.c I don't know past perfect yet

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Yeah so it I’m doing something and I’m still doing it we use have been or has been But if it’s in past it’s had Aye happy learning

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Respected sir and maa Can u please make videos on different between Have vs Has vs Had When to use which one of it... it always makes me confuse... And sry if i hv done any mistake here while commenting... Thank you 😊

[@hweexinkhoo633]

Have / has is for present perfect. Have is for I, you,we ,they Has is for he,she,it Had is for past perfect tense. He,she,it,I ,u ,we and they .

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[@OSM_1937]

Thank u sir. I've a question, for example i'm talking to someone in a certain application, and i wanna ask him if he used the app before, should i say 'have you been here before or had you been here before ? (With clarification if that's psbl) Thanks a lot.

[@A1_H]

you should use had been

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Sir can you describe about how to use could, would, should

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We are working on it. Thank you for watching :)

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So nice! Thanks a lot. It wouldn't kill you to say thank you and It won't kill you to say thank you, mean the same? Thanks in advance.

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[@naazhashmi141]

What abou this statement- I have had been doing this for a long time. Please explain

[@danielamachado9394]

Hi guys. I have been Learning a lot with you. I dont know how to use the past perfect continuous. Thanks

[@mrmememe777]

More in the past: He he got accepted into the university last year. Before that he had been studying for 3 years

[@mrmememe777]

We'll make a video about it. Thanks for watching.

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[@majedalgmaly1292]

I went out to do some exercise when I came back someone had stolen my car ,,, is it correct? Dear teacher

[@mrmememe777]

That's correct.

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Hi!!! Could you please explain how to use such words as someone anyone noone , I always get confused with them

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have you been to California vs had you been ''to'' California ?

[@liah4113]

You taught us the present perfect continuous, didn't you? Let me know if I'm right: - I've been living in Brazil since I was a kid. ( Present perfect continuous). - I've lived in Brazil since I was a kid. ( Present perfect). -

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We are working on it. Thank you for watching :)

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[@sammer-samm9-]

This structure is correct or not There+is to/ are to/ has to+ main verb + obj As. There is to bring . Normally this structure is correct or In which situation this structure is correct Please reply 🙂🙂

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Can someone say "I've lived here for 10 years" to mean "I've been living here for 10 years"? Please explain the difference. Thanks.

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@@lanaefremova3443 Thank you. Just for those 4 words or perhaps more, and why is that? Interesting.

[@mrmememe777]

Yes, some verbs can be used in either form and there's no difference. We'll make a video about it. Thanks for watching.

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I DONT UNDERSTAND THE USAGE OF HAD BEEN😭😭

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I've never been to the united states of America.

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@carlos eduardo Neither have I.

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