have had / has had

[@mosesreza510]

The Bestest English Teacher Out There. No Doubt

[@augusto321]

Hi Paul, a couple of paramount questions for a foreign learner of English. The first, at 6:00' : what did you eat today? VS what did you have to eat today? VS what have you had to eat today? Now, what's their different meaning if any? When would u use one rather than the other (I mean in which different context)? Which one is the most used in everyday spoken English? Second point, at 9:20': “It's important FOR the helping verb TO match that answer here” This is a sentence with a “weird” structure for a foreign learner of English. For instance, in Italian/French and Spanish is given with a subjunctive NOT an infinitive :/. It would be useful a lesson on this topic, cause this kind of sentence (FOR.....TO....) is very frequent. Have a good day and thanks for your great lessons!

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

I absolutely agree with you. 'Cause I'm confused too

[@drfrankenstein5414]

I'm with you, I hope he will make a video to clear that.

[@АльмираКиямова]

I was confused about it for many years, and just today I’ve had I understand it

[@Barıs19820]

if a person says "enough", we realize that has had more than it needs.

[@mohsin6432]

Thank you so much, Sir. I was my quest that I was filled by you. Thank you once again. ❤

[@helenpansy614]

Dear teacher, there are no words to express how happy I am that Learn American English Online is back up and running! The first thing I did was download the purple, orange, and purple level checklists. Now I have a guide for classes both on the site and on your KZbin channel. During the course, I take notes and copy the material in case of possible problems in the future. 🍀💐🍀💐🍀💐🍀

[@nurettinylmaz9156]

First of all, thanks for the lesson. Sir, it would be great if you make a video about all these tenses . By the way, you never respond to your comments. Please, do us some honor and give a like

[@croqtube]

You cleared up much of my confusion. Thank you sir!👍

[@Barıs19820]

"...had to eat today."...It don't touch the present, but still deserves the "present perfect tense". Because it mentions about an experience.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Thanks.

[@mdkk8439]

Way better than the modern teachers he just cuts to the chase without beatng arount the bushes making us understand the concepts in an extremely easy way. Thank you sir.

[@RiyadhAlobaidi-m9m]

Hi sir thank you so much I'm happy to learn English with you

[@sadeqjazayeri6413]

Thanks Mr Paul

[@mikeayodele3451]

Teacher god bless you for your help ❤❤

[@حدیثفهندژ]

I have had enough love in my entire life to give you some of them bacause your teaching is very lovely

[@wylthonsantos6213]

The best English tip to helping learning English

[@user-ukraine78]

I haven't ever had such a lesson before. Thank you.

[@KaderHadid]

Thank you for lessen

[@manoharbhandare5733]

It really easy to get understanding.

[@wylthonsantos6213]

Teacher Paul, You're the best 🎉

[@ashalunaik9380]

World class No 1 Teacher! Thank you sir

[@Barıs19820]

If my friend asks me "What did you do today?", I reply "I have had to eat at ...". If he offers to eat, "I ate" I say.

[@rosab5708]

A good class thanks teacher ❤

[@ettahirimohamed7186]

Nice teacher thanks for your help

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Thanks a million, Paul!

[@AminatBilal-yr3eq]

Thank you sir

[@Barıs19820]

When we see the word "have", imagine the possession, whereas he has had it as a tenant for two years.

[@mikeayodele3451]

Thank very much sir ❤❤❤

[@chan3476]

Thankyou so much 😊

[@adrian3747_]

thanks i still get confused on how to properly use

[@esperanzatamayo3057]

Excellent, the best teacher.

[@francisco-kb7mv]

You´re great.

[@Myworldmyvision]

This is a great lesson for me and probably for all Asian English learners.

[@mohamedhamiid3426]

This is helpful lesson with a good explanation

[@kashmirsingh8342]

Future perfect continuous tense kindly teach

[@socalvibe4500]

you are the best teacher thanks a lot really appreciate it

[@DanielAndrade-xt1kh]

I from Brazil l like your class

[@rkm823]

There is a question in my mind Normally we use "there" with "indefinite nouns" But. In this case i used "definite noun " with "There " in Subordinate Clause. This is the time when "there" is my bike. Q1) Is "THERE" word adverb of place in this sentence.

[@munirmohamedabdallaomar8230]

For possession : can I say " how long have you been having" ?

[@reetatirthani7533]

Thanku so much sir😊

[@rafsanjubaer]

Thank u sir

[@hilalahmad7286]

This was awesome!

[@jaryh7814]

is it correct to say 'have you ever eaten...'

[@Abdi_sulaiman]

Have you had your breakfast today ? Yes , i have had a breakfast today. Is that correct ?

[@siphilipe]

Always great explanations. And you deserve an eraser next time. Haha…

[@КонстантинРюмкин]

I' ve once had a wife...but this good day already has gone.

[@laithalassady]

Have you had a good day ? Interrogative sentences