ONE SIMPLE RULE to Understand Present Perfect

[@Maria-nx6sr]

Thanks for the video ❤

[@АлиАлиев-у6л]

Thank you for your lesson and now I understand when to use it

[@renjuk9349]

Hello Liam, ur podcast very helpful to learn English. Thank you 😊

[@hauyingcheng6839]

Thank you for clarification

[@easynaturalenglish]

My pleasure!

[@KhaledMohamed-tu2cb]

Thank you.

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@mateuszzbigniew9242]

Thanks!

[@akashkamble479]

Great 😃👍

[@ailtonlopes]

Thanks a ton!

[@renatewinkler8576]

Thank you very much. You are the best teacher !

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks for the support!

[@xuanvt]

well, it took time to understand, but anyway thank you Liam!

[@easynaturalenglish]

Great!

[@pradeepsanka3957]

Hello sir. Thank you very much.i'm from sri lanka.

[@easynaturalenglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@alexandervol214]

thank you Liam. great explanation!

[@easynaturalenglish]

Glad you think so!

[@m.aghayeva6301]

So useful video❤thank you❤

[@easynaturalenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cecilegardiol2119]

Great video. I have listened to your podcast (as I am about to comment on it..focus on the present) (and I should add be-ing..as this is still ongoing!) or I listened to your podcast (I feel this could even be uttered by a native speaker (a hardly audible 've that has been erased almost) Anyways... I love your input- check- input approach. I have been teaching English through conversation for the last 20 years with timeouts during the 90-minute workshop to reflect on structures as they come up in the conversation. English is a fast evolving language with world-wide input, it seems rules are constantly being bent and altered ... and that feels okay as long as there is no risk of misunderstanding and confusion. That's what I focus on with my mostly French native learners so that they can feel comfortable to talk and make mistakes. However, nuances make a language all the more powerful in expressing our reality and emotions of course. That's what grammar is ultimately about. It's refreshing to come across your approach on real English with its focus on diversity. I would very much to pick your brain about different topics. Is there a way of booking a lesson with you to have a conversation?

[@easynaturalenglish]

Hello! Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you like my content. I don't teach these days so I am afraid there isn't any way to book lessons but if you have any topic requests for videos or podcasts, just let me know!

[@MigaHW]

Wow you really made it simple. Thank you Liam!

[@marionr.8731]

Awesome! That's probably the best explanation I've ever got. I now need to practice it with my teacher. Thanks a million.

[@kitchen105]

Hello sir I'm from India 🇮🇳🙏

[@estherelescanocastro4137]

I enjoyed with the examples , thank you for using a simple vocabulary words to me is really easy comprehend the point.

[@hemrajkumavat3822]

Hi Sir, I am Hemraj, I listening your all podcast on softify, watched you videos. It’s so natural when you speak and better to understand easily. My problem is that when I am front of anyone not able to mesmerise word and unable to make sentence to speak. Could you guide me in this situation to what to do?

[@hemrajkumavat3822]

Hi Sir, Could you please reply?

[@easynaturalenglish]

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Thank you Liam. ( In Hebrew your name meaning can be... people for me..or.. mother for me...or i have a mother...).

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