Learn English Tenses: PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE?

[@engvidRebecca]

In this lesson: Past Simple & Present Perfect: Comparison 0:00 Past Simple & Present Perfect: Comparison 2 6:10 Past Simple & Present Perfect: Questions 11:18 How to use Past Simple & Present Perfect 14:34 Past Simple & Present Perfect: Practice & Conclusion 19:40

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Many thanks great teacher,, Could you please continue the other tenses (present perfect continuous,past perfect,past perfect continuous and future tenses)

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she's explained the lesson clearly .

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Yes,she has explained it clearly

[@FUD1155]

So, i guess because of that. Now, you are well versed with Present Perfect tense? Isn't it? All the best :)

[@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS]

@@FUD1155 I give more examples in my latest video - if you like football, please take a look.

[@FUD1155]

@HoOligan I suppose so. But I believe with could use it with Present Perfect as a slight different meaning.

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i have been struggling with the use of past simple and present perfect since i started to learn english, i have watched many youtube videos but i couldn't understand the difference. And this is the clearest explaination i have ever heard.

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@@carlospandis3483 More examples in my new video... Like football/scocer? Please take a look.

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[@MegaKarotin]

Believe it or not - I`ve been studying English from 1-st grade and somehow managed to get through all the tests/exams and never truly figuring out what are the differences between these two tenses. I know this is ridiculous, but this is true. I`m immensely grateful to you for parsing out the minutiae and taking the time to explain it. I have to be honest, I feel confused a bit, since I basically have to forget all the info that I have learned through the years and learn these simple things de novo. Again, big thanks for your work!

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Are you a native English speaker? I speak Portuguese, and I'm learning English 😊

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De novo ?? What's that buddy? lol

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[@fullupxds4259]

Same dude, and I'm even worse since I've been studying English for like 10 years and I still can't distinguish these two. It feels awful

[@Nightcrawler58]

Rebecca is a brilliant and concise teacher. I'm 65 year old man raising two 8 and 10 year old boys on my own. I've lived in this country for 40 years and still like to learn these tenses because I have to teach my kids the difference between these two tenses and ways to use them correctly.

[@adamekhane2861]

I have been watching a multiple videos about the simple past and the present perfect. and the difference between them, this is the best video i have watched , i find myself understood everything you explain. i coudn't be more thankful than ever. this video is literally the only thing i need to pass my exam

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After over 40 years, I finally learned the difference between these two things. One of the things I love about life is that you keep learning no matter your age. As the saying goes, experience is my best teacher, but Rebecca is my best English teacher. Thank you so much, Teacher Rebecca,

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Rebecca you are the best!!!! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and also your clearly methodology. I've been trying to learn about this specific English tense many times without success. But nowadays I fell more confident to use it due to your brilliant explanation .

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Respect from Saint-Petersburg, I can study English in tenses and practice in audio-talk in one time, thanks, it’s really good.

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I couldn't be more thankful than ever. This video is literally the only thing I need to pass my exam.

[@amerikawoche8243]

Hi, If I may add some input.. firstly, I am a New Yorker living in Berlin & understand somewhat the struggles of learning an extra language or two. I have a lot of respect for all of you and am amazed at how well you write. You may be wondering, why is he watching this? Well, it helps me learn grammar not only in general, but it lets me "translate" concepts into, say German.. where verb tenses are handled differently. Not always - but enough to confound at times. Now specifically, this topic on which sentence is correct, either 'she explained the lesson' or 'she has explained the lesson', is fascinating! I initially thought "she explained it well" is correct - as the lesson is over.. she has finished teaching. BUT If you were to react right after watching, you could say "she has explained it well..." The lesson is done - no doubt - but the effects of it still resonate with me.. so in that case, it is (mentally/spiritually) continuing! Wow - this is difficult - I guess there is no incorrect answer - but the meaning is a little different. I don't know if any of you find this explanation at all helpful. No matter, though; keep up the good work!

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You’ve put your finger on it, sir. That’s exactly what seems to be a stumbling block for so many of my Russian students when it comes to PP😊 It is confusing! It just bloody is😅

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I think, you keep in mind: "Even today I have learnt...")

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believe me this is one of the most important issues in English and she made spectacular explanation about it and amazing lesson. Thank you very much Rebecca

[@acramki]

She's clearly explained difference between past and present perfect. I have struggled for many year and now I feel good. thank you Rebecca.

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I’ve found this marvelous channel recently and it’s been helping me a lot! I’ve never watched a class about present perfect so good like this one. Thank you very much!

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I have been watching multiple videos about past simple and present perfect and the differences between them, so far this is the best video I've watched. Thank you Mrs Rebecca.

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I have drunk coffee at work. I have written a small paragraph today. I have improved a lot from your video.I have run for 10 minutes. I have watched your video and learned a lot from you. Thanks, Rebecca

[@josephsacademy5109]

I'm a pretty oldman from Kerala India. I'm a retired teacher of English. In India people take the present perfect tense for a past tense form. Ma'am clearly made us understand that in the present perfect tense we are not interested in the past action but in the present result of the past action. I think the teacher could have given more concrete examples. Thank you ma'am.

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She is the best..i saw some lectures on this topic but couldn't understand..but now i understood this....very happy😊❤

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I really love this series. I've never had a progress in this topic since I started this. THANK YOU SO MUCH

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This is the clearest teaching in tenses on entire you tube English teachings

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You've explained this tense perfectly. You are the best. Thank you for making my English better.

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Thanks a lot Rebecca, I have lived in London for four years and now I understood how to used the present perfect!!!!

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I looked for English lessons here on youtube to understand the difference between the past simple and the present perfect. But, I've never seen anything like this lesson! Now it's clear in my mind! Thank you for help!

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This is very a helpful lesson. I've learned a lot. Thank you so much Rebecca for this step by step in learning English tenses. I'm so happy that I found your lessons. Love it!

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[@RN4037]

Wow! I enjoyed this lesson, and it has lessened my writing insecurity. This past simple and present simple has been a headache when I write. Thank you for making this easier for all these people who maybe have been struggling with it. For example, when did you get this job, and how long have you had this job are the perfect examples.

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I have a doubt, Is also correct to say "this video has made me learn...." ?? hahah now i'm a little confused :(:(

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OMG thank you for making me realize that all this time I have been doing it wrong! This is just wonderful! Thank you for a clear explanation about present perfect tense!

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Thanks teacher for this video. Now i never going to forgot simple past and present perfect ... You are amazing

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[@kawtarzouhair930]

Today at class we correct the quiz of past simple and present perfect and it was one sentence that i must put the correct tense in : Since I (came) here, I (study) in this school. I put both of the verbs in present perfect cause they're two actions unfinished and we have the key since. But the teacher tell us that the first verb must be in past simple , I'm confused now which is correct and why? Thank you for the explanation.

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Well, you came in the past, and it's a finished action, but you are still studying in this school, this is why study should be in present perfect.(as far as I understood)

[@mthii]

wow, it's amazing, I understand why you have the two(three?) past relating expression for the first time. Someone told me your flight had gone to me. I notice now she wanted to tell me I did not have at that time. There were a difference. Thank you.

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Thank you! You've clarified even more these tenses for me.

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I can understand everything when she's explaining the tenses!

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[@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS]

Like football? Please take a look at my channel... my latest video is about the same topic (past simple v present perfect) but I use Pele, Ronaldo, Messi and Maradona as examples.

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She is explained very full heartedly. Very good teacher she is

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thanks to you, i am now can see the difference between those two😭

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Thans teacher

[@abuhuraira3685]

PRESENT PERFECT You taught me how to be alone And I have learned my lessonin your absence PAST SIMPLE I cried when you left me But I laughed when I saw what you left me for

[@dragonkamran]

First sentence is already grammatically incorrect

[@roshni9516]

You have taught me not you taught

[@mohammadfarukhahmad6712]

You taught me -- simple past You have taught me -- present perfect I learned/learnt -- simple past I have learned/learnt -- present perfect He saw me -- simple past He has seen me -- present perfect I ate rice -- simple past I have eaten rice -- present perfect

[@aidailazi2202]

You are the best teacher in the world,thank you so much,now i understand past simple vs present perfect

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When I was young I learned English but I have forgotten and now I’m training to learn again

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[@ks75944]

Could you teach preposition (to, of, for,from)

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I have a lesson about prepositions on my channel. Please take a look.

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You made everything about the topic crystal clear. I have watched so many videos on this topic but this one is by far the best .

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I will be waiting for present perfect continuous tense...

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Me too

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I am also

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[@thierryfatoux311]

Thanks a lot, Rebecca, your teaching is really efficient and useful. I was stuck for years with this "infamous" Present Perfect and I think that, thanks to you, I am beginning to see the end of the misunderstanding tunnel!!!

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Thanks a lot, that was a really good review of those two tenses 😊

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Top perfect!!! ♥♥♥♥♥.

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She explained everything very clearly.

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I hope you have an F

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@@lilymting3406 i got A😝

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You're the best teacher ever

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There was no way my English teacher taught us like this.

[@MIII96]

Finally, someone has clearly explained to me the difference between these two tenses. Thank you!!!

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Only Rebecca

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I really enjoy this lesson. it clearly make me to understand I don't know anything in English language.

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Wow!!! You indeed have the quality of teaching. ...again you have the Art of Teaching in you.! Best wishes now and forever!