Learn Present Perfect Easily in 9 Minutes

[@linguamarina]

Join “Master the Use of English Tenses Like a Native” intensive: bit.ly/2BZnhzd Use promo code 20PERFECT to get a $20 discount Time codes: 0:00 The most confusing English tense 0:39 The thing you need to remember about the Present Perfect 1:11 How to form the Present Perfect tense (positive) 3:32 What you should never do on tests 4:34 How to form the Present Perfect tense (negative) 4:48 How to form the Present Perfect tense (question) 5:51 When we need to use the Present Perfect 7:42 Quick test 8:19 About “Master the Use of English Tenses Like a Native” intensive

[@RAJPUT-bp9kl]

Mam plz you complete the tens from india🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rudig5698]

I love the fact that you have time codes

[@abusaaan9287]

👍🏽

[@ambrossenpeter8851]

I like that

[@manishakotpalliwar5558]

Thanks for all efforts

[@FluffyFluffles]

I'm native and I still barely understand these tenses. I can use them correctly, but can't explain when to use them. I really don't envy anyone trying to learn this. This video was helpful though, thanks.

[@furqanhameed2157]

same here but difference is I'm not a native speaker

[@kusumlatayadav7121]

It means that is implicit for you.

[@sitbone3]

Amen.

[@GabrielRamos-iw1ek]

Aleluia

[@biancamaria4081]

for me is the same case. I'm not native speaker and the grammar rules doesn't get perfect in my brain, but I know when to use. that's crazy idk lol

[@whizzerbrown1349]

Hello English learners :) I’m a native English speaker and I just wanted to say « Good job everyone! ». You’re learning a new language (which is super hard) and you’re doing amazingly! Keep learning more, I’m really glad to have you guys speaking our language :D

[@Olishkae]

Thank you so much! I am glad to hear it

[@ThePositiev3x]

I used to think English is hard until I started to study German. I reached C1 in English but reaching C1 in German will take a lifetime for me.

[@mirani6040]

Ain't hard at all

[@mulqitsani]

Thank you, love you 💚

[@i_a18.]

Thank you 😊

[@anjalimehra4238]

I seriously never comment on someone's video except my friend's channel, but your content and way of explaining is too impressive that I couldn't control myself, looking forward to learn more from you ❣️❤️

[@AbdulazizAljuhanii]

I really recommend to that. I agree with you.

[@foodhub709]

Same here 🤚🤩💖

[@younesagargar]

I really like you

[@gurubamrah08]

🥰🥰🥰

[@user-svetaaa_fm]

Absolutely agree

[@NeptuneMood08]

I'm a native English speaker, but by watching your videos I can understand why people who learn English get confused. It actually kinda helps me learn other languages because it describes to me concepts that don't exist in other languages. Love your content, Marina! ❤

[@お茶-x1v]

I've been confused about the English tenses for all of my life until I saw this video and I could understand it easily. This is so impressive. I have to say that she could teach better than my teacher, even they teach me in our language.

[@dravinbhat2029]

Hi

[@Slimynews]

King cong chingg

[@nevaehfr]

English isn't my first language but wow! She helped me learn so much! (I'm from Korea)

[@raiany195]

Me too I'm from Brazil

[@ambrossenpeter8851]

Korean language

[@Malen_Kihren69]

I'm from Uzbekistan)))

[@Неважно-д2э]

@@Malen_Kihren69 I am also from Uzb. I view her till January. She is amazing, and her lessons as well.

[@SongsOcean2806]

I'm from India

[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

Hey! This is a great way to learn the Present Perfect! One thing for students to remember is this; We use the PRESENT PERFECT when we want to talk about an action that has happened ANYTIME before the present. For the SIMPLE PAST we talk about an action that happened at a SPECIFIC point in time (NOT ANYTIME). E.g PRESENT PERFECT - I have never been to England (ANYTIME in my life) vs PAST SIMPLE - I went to England last year (Last year = specific time). We can also use the present perfect to talk about actions that have happened many times in the past. E.g I have been to England 3 times. (In my life).

[@MaximTendu]

There's quite nothing like a non-native speaker with a flawless pronunciation and a deep knowledge of the subject one can learn English from. Great channel, I'm recommending your videos to all of my students in Vietnam. Keep up the excellent work and thank you so much.

[@6amprjct]

flawless pronunciation? I don’t think so.

[@b.p.i8974]

Remember,Marina's teaching us how to speak english fluently and that's actually her 2nd language,wow marina , you're great,that was amazing❤️❤️

[@marwahmaher378]

Sooo , What is her first language

[@b.p.i8974]

@@marwahmaher378 She's Russian

[@user-dq8ym2mx1z]

@@b.p.i8974 what really she’s Russian:3< ?

[@b.p.i8974]

@@user-dq8ym2mx1z Yesssss

[@user-dq8ym2mx1z]

@@b.p.i8974 But actually she uses American accent cuz she lives in California so she uses American accent mostly ❣️

[@l.henriquef4033]

I'm a portuguese speaker and I always had difficult to understand present perfect. However, this video helped me a lot to increase my knowledge

[@leticiapignataro859]

Me too! I'm from Brazil and this video helped very much. Perhaps the construction of our language difficults the compreension of this tense.

[@АллаРазумова-д3я]

@@leticiapignataro859 thank you

[@АллаРазумова-д3я]

@@leticiapignataro859 thank you

[@АллаРазумова-д3я]

@@leticiapignataro859 thank you

[@alyu6351]

Read books and you'll still be not understanding it. Her explanation is for beginners. There are many difficult ways of using PP

[@monomono9140]

I've learned a lot from this video

[@achanakhind4965]

मुझे ढेर सारा पसंद है

[@achanakhind4965]

I like so much

[@booozyhussle4163]

Loads😁

[@abdishakurawl1773]

@@booozyhussle4163 loads of what !?

[@lipsagon]

At Russian schools I've been learning this grammar for 9 years and I didn't understand anything. This video is perfect and if I had a mistake pls said me where :)

[@rudig5698]

You’ve helped me so much with my speech both in my videos as well as with other people in real life, thank you so much, Marina!🥺❤️

[@munnikumari586]

Hihi,,,so adorable

[@khushbooshona8944]

Very true 😊

[@englishchannel3786]

That's sweet!😊

[@dgsumit7854]

I am A Student And Seriously This Video help Me a Lot 😀

[@hemave]

Sometimes, as for me, it's really hard to understand easily when I'm learning English in English, but you have taught me in very easy way. Thank you so much, Marina, especially for this lesson.

[@_todaysnewsaboutbts_bts_ar3684]

One like from ARMY, break a leg

[@ersanmartin94]

I am an English teacher and also native speaker who has been working in Turkey for over couple years. Working in EFL country is a huge challenge to kids who doesnt get explosed to English other than school. I probably explained this subject like about 50 times with games, videos, classroom activities what ever way that would elicit their learning but not one soul remembers it after couple lessons later. I’m frasturated and lost hope.

[@fanniszak5053]

I am hungarian. It made my heart feel sweet by seeing your example with Hungary! ❤️

[@99sundays7]

KZbin : Notification Me : It's time to learn something... By the way , You are doing a great job Marina .

[@sitbone3]

“By the way...”

[@jibransameer9506]

Same with me 🤣🤣 time to learn something

[@99sundays7]

Hey Marina, I'm Aditya Ajit, Actually I'm only 14 years old But I wanna earn some money to help out my parents to fight with this extreme devastating pandemic Can you suggest me some translating job I have cleared various upper intermediate and advance level online tests too Hope you'll surely reply me.

[@99sundays7]

@@sitbone3 Yup , sorry I was in hurry to watch the video before I comment that's the reason why I left way* , sorry.

[@spartan3765]

True

[@Baliverna]

Very clear and useful, thank you. Present perfect is a little known topic by almost all students and foreign speakers. A good example is also "Have you ridden an elephant?" meaning "in your life", and "yes or no?". Or all the sentences where you can add "as yet".

[@Aemott1117]

Kinda funny that we all speak English in the comments but yet we don't know how to make a present perfect

[@sedramujaheed631]

I am an indian 15 year old boy , i am worst at speaking english , since i am watching your videos marina , i am really developing in speaking english language . May god bless you

[@dreameng9085]

Hi , I am Armenian 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲, I am fond of English . I am trying to teach pupils Engish. You help me toooo much. Thank you so much🙏🙏🙏

[@english_right]

After 3 months watching continuously Marina's videos my English speaking will greatly improve. Thanks Marina! ❤️

[@joaomarques-deukae]

Excellent explanation; clear and concise! That is actually how I explain the Present Perfect Simple to my students as well 😁 I have a theory: I feel like one of the reasons why this tense is so difficult to learn is because, a lot of the times, the present result/consequence of the so-called past actions or events is not explicitly stated in the sentence. Saying “I’ve lost my keys” forces the student to simultaneously consider so many things in their short-term memory: the connection between the past and the present, the verb forms, imagining the present result, etc. I have found that when I add the result to the sentence - I’ve lost my keys and now I can’t get into my house - that helps the students to understand the tense a little bit better. I also use timelines for those people who are visual learners, so to speak. Once again, really good video! Thanks! 😁

[@sillas_head]

It was hard for me to understand at first because in my native language we speak both "past simple" and "present perfect" in the same way 😅... but with her explanation about it, it cleared my mind even more

[@vash3304]

I have 1 question, how to say he has lost his key in past simple, it’s hard to imagine situation when we can use this tense in PP, maybe only in: he lost his key last year

[@nurtureinternationalschoolKPR]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@vanshgarg4643]

*Mam, I always watch your previous videos, it improves my speaking and understanding skills too. You are a best teacher of English.* ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Ikra_musarrat]

The*

[@Дюркгейм-ч7ж]

*the best

[@vanshgarg4643]

@@Ikra_musarrat Thanks, for improving my mistake. Actually, I am learning English from very basic. I am from India and I Know very little bit English

[@vanshgarg4643]

@@Дюркгейм-ч7ж Thanks for improving my mistake

[@Ikra_musarrat]

@@vanshgarg4643 no problem bro, keep it up

[@agussalim8251]

English tenses could be complicated, what Marina doing is teaching us comprehensively clear and so detail.

[@jksiajksia981]

I come from Malaysia and we learn British English at school. Your teaching of American English is awesomely interesting.

[@_chandra13]

I've learned so much from this video. Marina you are such an amazing teacher ❤️

[@informationtechnology739]

I had commented on ur last video about he , she , someone + has I , you , they , we + have or had. One subscriber was wrong with it , i had corrected. Thanks for the video ❤️❤️❤️❤️ You are really a knowledge butterfly.

[@kajalchaudhary3757]

I've learned so much.. Marina, you are an amazing teacher.😃

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THANK YOU!

[@joanne8385]

i started watch your video 2 days ago, then i can't stop. i want to learn more from you. you're such a great teacher. thanks marina!

[@arunpathak1075]

Ma'am the way you have been teaching it's so amazing.. I've so much enjoyed your videos and learning so much from it thank you alot ma'am 😊

[@tl11316]

I am from Hungary and it has made my day and a good feeling to see your example with my country :)

[@andersona9396]

do you speak better now ?

[@tl11316]

@@andersona9396 yes :)

[@andersona9396]

@@tl11316 Can I practice english with you? I´m advaced learner, what do you think about it?

[@tl11316]

How is your level?

[@andersona9396]

@@tl11316 I think my level is advanced ! So we can help each other , I can help you with portuguese if you want to learn too

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Such an amazing and gorgeous teacher🥺💞

[@taniyaweerakoon6531]

I just found this video, because I have never seen your KZbin channel before. Thank you for sharing the knowledge with everyone.

[@janardan3891]

I am new here.I am from Bangladesh. I have been searching a native speaker like you at last i got you.thanks a lot

[@yossefalgebalie671]

Thanks marina I have learned a lot from you in a short time you’re the best English teacher 👩‍🏫 🥰🙏

[@spartan3765]

True

[@spartan3765]

Dorime

[@spartan3765]

Lol

[@justaddmagic.fanclub]

You know linguamarina, you're like showers of English perfections on our hearts❤💞, I like watching your videos and may you get your 3M subscribers soon, love from India 🇮🇳

[@maltiverma5967]

I am also from India 🇮🇳🙂

[@sankulkunjara7607]

I'm also Indian 😊

[@pedrohenriquenascimento5754]

You helped me to understand Present Perfect after two weeks of hard efforts!!! Thank you!

[@melianamo.b6842]

Saya sangat berbesar hati jika puan dapat meletakan sari kata bahasa Melayu,supaya orang orang Malaysia mudah memahami🙏🙏🙏😊ramai orang Malaysia Ingin belajar bertutur bahasa inggeris tapi bukan mudah,

[@M1m1s]

I have never seen someone giving such a good explanation in so little time! Thank you very much for this video, I have been struggling with this tense for so long and now I finally understand.

[@Erchai]

after watching this video, your comment really confuses me )) based on the example in the lesson, as I've understood it, you should say "I was struggling with this tense", which gives a context, that you're not anymore.

[@thebislan]

@@Erchai You made me confuse dude...

[@jan.x3559]

A big thank you, Marina. This video have helped me a lot. Now I can use this tense correctly :D

[@ranu6982]

I've enjoyed this session so much, thanks Linguamarina: you are an amazing English teacher. 😊

[@rps317]

i finished school education 4 years ago, im learing english like 12 years. my english is still low but thanks to your videos like this one i have started to understand many things. Education system in schools in Poland are really bad. They key to learn something is to understand it, not learning by hart.

[@rps317]

but... my english is still better than many people in Europe, some of them like Italians or French people don't know English at all... what is pretty bad..

[@thirzavansligtenhorst3360]

I'm Dutch and I learn a lot of you're videos!

[@sleepyunicorn3574]

I am confused while using this tense, now I can use it correctly, this is only possible with your help, thanks so much 🥰

[@carlosbarross]

I was confused!*

[@gauravdubey4540]

I’ve enjoyed this video a lot. Marina, you are an amazing teacher .

[@s.r.s.1]

Miss, could make video on tenses ....more and more.... It will help me ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️i am big fan of u from india

[@TheEnglishator]

Watch my channel....for the tenses I'm making videos on....

[@sisterj1983]

Hi I'm Jesna Ito. I'm taking course English major because I'm not good in English that's why I'm taking it and I'm happy that I found your blogs🙂 God bless

[@Дракон-в5э]

Every students can easily understand quickly what you say in your videos. Thanks. You are the best teacher I have ever seen.😊

[@hemave]

Completely, this is the exact video to learn about present perfect! I have learned a lot from this video, Marina. You did a good job!

[@manjusoni5099]

I've learned so much from the vid...... Best teacher of English I've ever seen 😍😍

[@TheEnglishator]

So can we talk?

[@md.irfanurrahman7257]

Hi, Marina!! I've been struggling with the use of "I wish" or, "If I were" in sentences. If u could do me a favour... 🙂 Thank u for ur amazing lessons 🙏

[@sitbone3]

I wish I were better looking. If I were, (better looking), maybe more women would go out with me.

[@md.irfanurrahman7257]

@@sitbone3 🤣🤣🤣 so cool!!

[@jujumjumiati6356]

Honestly, I love the way you explain the lesson. I have learned a lot from your explanation. Thanks.

[@marouamaroua2995]

Frankly speaking , ive never found such an amazing teacher like you .the way you explained is so impressive that u clarify every thing .but i have a question if u never mind of course ,what is the difference betwenn asking Where have u been vs where were you ? And thank u in advance ,keep up the good work

[@sahejkaur391]

Hey marina, You have help me a lot. Trust me I have developed alot after watching your videos. Your videos have truly ameliorated my speech, language. I am preparing for TOEFL next year. However, I really don't have to worry for the test because I have you as my teacher and your videos as my study materials. Keep up great work! Regards, Sahej

[@toufiqahmedsipu756]

I will watch this video again cause actually I don’t understand fully.. No problem I’m a beginner and that was not like very difficult to understand so I think I just should watch this again not now but maybe tomorrow or any other time.. Thank you for letting us know this things.. 🇧🇩❤️

[@LeonardoAlves-cr7ry]

Finally I’ve learned present perfect! Awesome tips, marina! Thank you so much

[@123l-r]

I have never seen such a beautiful teacher 😃 I watched her video on Friday noon . I was watching her video .

[@mishalahmed7343]

I have never seen this kind of generous and intellectual teacher before?

[@kungfu-man]

Thanks for the video! By the way at 8:55 you said "In more details". It's a common mistake (mine in the past too), the correct form is "In more detail" - no "s" ending is needed.

[@ammaryehya3500]

I've learned so much from this video.

[@K_G_49]

I've learnt so much. Which one is the correct form?

[@muhammaddaffarizqullah6850]

Can you explain difference about “will” and “would”

[@wakimari7635]

@GDoom you made a tiny mistake, it should be i would learn if i could : )

[@sasasasasa551]

Du sprichst so deutlich. I love it. mein Lehrerin spricht mit Akzent und es nervt mich die ganze Zeit 🥲

[@kranthikumar-re4mg]

The video bits from movies/shows, You use as example's are significantly impressive. I cant thank you enough. From India

[@salmaitnsi4416]

Thank you so much to teach us this beautiful language ❤️ I've learned English here more than in class 😂

[@bhuvaneshv9198]

I've learned so much from this video

[@Pixellenger]

I have never seen such a great lesson about Present Perfect before )) Thank you for such a simple explanation!!

[@nimest409]

I haven’t watched it yet but i know it will be an amazing video as usual

[@neveenmahfouz8407]

Thank you so much for the easiest way of explanation.Iam an Egyptian English teacher....I really like your easy clear way of explanation.

[@hayahassan4721]

I've learned so much from this video. Marina you're an amazing teacher. Good job😇

[@saraone8248]

Thank you dear Marina,it was amazing. As you know there are lots of languages that maybe they don't have this grammar so it will be difficult for us to understand the grammar. Anyway, you were facinating and I'm thankful 🥺🧡 Sorry if I wrote anything wrong because I'm not a native 😅🚶🏻‍♀️

[@pavsjoga2271]

After finding out that many of the comments are of Indians Me: Gee, Indians are everywhere😅😅 Anyway I really love ur videos Marina. U rock

[@TON-vz3pe]

I think you are Indian.

[@delightfulch6269]

I never seen such a great English Language teacher day by day i improve my english by watching your videos🎥

[@JohanLiebhart]

This is the most clear explanation I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@piriltemel]

this fundamental topic HAS BEEN my trouble and NOW, I completely understand thanks to you! I'm grateful.

[@vahenikoghosyan8932]

I have learned so much from this video Marina you're an amazing teacher ❤😊

[@tehreemkhan3991]

Thanks a lot Marina 😍 You are an amazing teacher. You're being too modest. 😅♥️ I was so confused in this tense. Thank you for solving my problem and taught in a polite and in a clear way. I've learned a lot from this video. You are my best ever teacher. 😍❤️👌💕

[@komu663]

Oh my god!! You speak amazing English...I have understood each and every word you said. Thanku so much.

[@faktvafikr2021]

Thank you, Marina!

[@dinaraguseynova9889]

Million of thanks! Marina, you are a great teacher ! I've nailed Present Perfect with you !

[@Sereno44]

Excellent teach and entrepreneur, and also, so beautiful that I could listen to her for hours ❤️!!! Her accent is perfect!!!

[@ramkkmusiclover7971]

Please make video on ""wish"" Like i Would have , i Would 👈👈🧘🧘🧘 plz.

[@lilia8436]

« Wish » is like when you wanna say something that you really want. (Used as a verb) (Exemple : « I wish I was born in the USA ») Means I would have wanted to be born in the US. (Use this word in using preterite) You can also employ it on saying something nice (Exemple : I wish you a merry Christmas) Also means something that you want used as a household word. (Exemple : She told me to make a wish) Ps : My English isn’t so good

[@ramkkmusiclover7971]

@@lilia8436 hey lxlia, i couldn't get your notification yaar, so that's is why I can't reply.... Thanks a lot lxlia 🌟 Umm? But ur English is better than me 🥺. So u have more knowladege than me ||🙏||

[@lilia8436]

ram kkmusiclover It’s fine. No problem, and thank you ! It’s been less than one year I’ve been learning English 🥺 I’m glad I helped you !!

[@ramkkmusiclover7971]

@@lilia8436 😃 Ohhw lxalia, u been learning English by one yr ✌️... . I've been learning English by 7 months 😃

[@tangraksangma3720]

Hi Marina I,m from indian garo I really enjoy to learn with you because you are so good english teacher and I request you to continue your teachin, May God bless you

[@Nimcohasaneyyy]

Hello 👋🏼how are you all thank you sister I hope like you I'm learning in English and I'm Somali it was had but now it wasn't had thanks 😊❤I hope to see you❤

[@vandanamathur7571]

Hii sis you have helped me so much in my conversation stay happy stay safe with ur family 😊😊 love from India 😍😍 pls talk something about India in ur video

[@TheEnglishator]

So can we talk?

[@nooramubin9532]

Thank you so much Marina for help me to understand differences between this two tense 🤗

[@poonamdalakoti1043]

Like before watching 😘😘🤗my favourite teacher ever 😘 i also like your dressing sense 🤗😀 i love you😍 and preevyt from india🇮🇳 i also learn russian from you 😊😘

[@anishjoshi5221]

Does she teach Russian?

[@Shubhiii73]

Actually!!!☺️🙃

[@PARSHVAM100]

I have never visited Great Britain. I have watched more than 20 of your videos. You are one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen, however, I like you for your teaching skills.

[@Rita-db2si]

I'm learning English and your videos help me a lot. You're an amazing teacher.

[@jdsp1282]

Present perfect is by far the hardest tense to understand haha I've seen so many different explanations. Think I might finally get it with this one 🙂

[@fatia3233]

please tell us " what is the different between stative verbs and action verbs " if can anyone help me about this topic please write to me here ♥️

[@lilia8436]

Can you do the action of « To be » ? Stative verbs are verbs that you can’t physically do, or in motion. In contrast to (exemple : « To drink »), you can do this physically. (Another stative verb : « To look like »)

[@alrightyenglish9682]

A stative verb describes a state not an action. For example the verb LOVE describes how a person feels. A dynamic/action verb expresses physical action. It tells us what the subject is physically doing. For example, the verb WALK is expressing physical movement.

[@thorsworth1994]

When our miss taking grammar we all are sleep together

[@nerangikagamage2939]

I just brush up my knowledge of English with you! Keep doing this! Great as always!

[@muharlenydamanik6276]

I've enjoyed this video so much. Thank you Marina .You are one of the best English teachers that I have ever had.

[@sitbone3]

I’m a native English speaker and now I’m totally confused. I’m flashing back to junior high school and want to run out into traffic in order to not learn tenses. Aarrrggggggg !

[@jennaahmed3132]

Hi....can you learn me how to speak like a native speaker We can chat on social media

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@@jennaahmed3132 I don't think that someone will answer your request

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@@Дюркгейм-ч7ж nobody wants to learn u for free dude.

[@ОлегКрымов-к5п]

Как же просто и понятно! Марина умничка❤

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Ни хера не понял

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[@thaismacedo8124]

The word EATEN (3:06) can be pronounced in two ways: in British English it is pronounced as 'EATN' (the vowel E is NOT PRONOUNCED) and in American English it is pronounced with the glottal stop.

[@farxanayuop11]

I don't know how say to you thanks , you're better than more teachers, takes me a money to teach me english 🙏