Learn English Grammar - Present Perfect Vs Simple Past Tense - What’s the difference |

Learn English Grammar - Present Perfect Vs Simple Past Tense - What’s the difference | Perfect your spoken English Skills
A lot of beginners in English get confused between present perfect and simple past tense and make some common English mistakes while using these tenses in English.
Present Perfect Tense
Used for unfinished actions that started in the past and continue in the present.
A finished action in someone’s in someone’s life
A finished action with a result in the present
With an unfinished time word ( this week, This month, today)
Past Simple
Finished actions
A finished action in someone's life
A finished action with no result in the present
Remember:
1 We use the past simple for past events or actions which have no connection to the present.
2 We use the present perfect for actions which started in the past and are still happening now OR for finished actions which have a connection to the present.
3 We CAN'T use the present perfect with a finished time word:
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Could you please tell me the difference between the following tenses because that What native English speakers tend to do when I hear them? 1. Have you seen that? I have seen that. 2. Did you see that? I saw that. So here no time is mentioned but still can be used like that by native English speakers!!

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I have a quick question about this lesson because I got confused with this one: I've lived here since 2006. It should be said in Perfect continuous.

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The present perfect continuous tense (also known as the present perfect progressive tense) shows that something started in the past and is continuing at the present time. The present perfect continuous is formed using the construction has/have been + the presentparticiple (root + -ing)

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I have been living here since 2006,is it correct

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I think the third sentence should be, I have been living here since 2006.

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I think that 3 sentence should be I have been living here since 2006

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Past Indefinite tells the fact in the past at a definite point of time ..... While present perfect tells the result of past action in present. It has a strong connection with the present. Ex 'I have lived in London for seven years' implies that I stayed in London for 7 years but don't live now; however still connected to the place. I've been living in London for 7 years - this sentence implies that I started living in London 7 yrs back and still living at the same place. One thing more - - Had the sentence been in simple past, its meaning would have been different. He lived in London for 7 years- this sentence implies that the action completed in the past at a definite point of time. (now he has no connection with London / Dead by now) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaa3Y6WvnMt3hM0

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You can use in the present perfect continuous tense. But 'I have lived here since 2006' is also correct. I have been living here since 2006 (I am still living here) I have lived here since 2006. (I am still living here) I lived here since 2006. (I am not living here now) 'Live' and 'Work' can be used in present perfect and present perfect continuous He has been working in the same job for twenty years. (He is still working) He has worked in the same job for twenty years. (He is still working) How long have you been working here?/How long have you worked here? (same meaning)

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I have lived here since 2006. (present perfect) I have been living here since 2006. (present perfect continuous) Both are correct

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I have been living here since 2006 (I am still living here) I have lived here since 2006. (I am still living here) I lived here since 2006. (I am not living here now) You can say in present perfect continuous tense , 'I have been living here since 2006 or present perfect 'I have lived here since 2006'. Both are correct. But if you use simple past 'I lived here since 2006', it does not have the same meaning. 'Live' and 'Work' can be used in present perfect and present perfect continuous He has been working in the same job for twenty years. (He is still working) He has worked in the same job for twenty years. (He is still working) How long have you been working here?/How long have you worked here? (same meaning)

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