Past Perfect Is Easy - But Everyone Gets It WRONG!

In this video, we'll break down the Past Perfect tense, explaining how to use it correctly in English conversations. Understanding the Past Perfect is crucial for describing events that happened before another point in the past. We’ll go through simple examples and help you understand the common scenarios where this tense is used, so you can sound more fluent and natural in English! 🕰️📚
Past Perfect Explained: The Past Perfect tense is used to talk about actions or situations that were completed before another action or point in the past. It's formed using "had" + the past participle of the verb. For example: "I had finished my homework before dinner." This tense helps set a clear sequence of events in the past, making your storytelling clearer.
By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly when and how to use the Past Perfect tense in your everyday English conversations! Be sure to like and subscribe for more English grammar tips! ✨
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[@KarenSanderson1]

Awesome ❤

[@Imfrom-Aus]

Let me know who is watching from Bangladesh?

[@triple444gaming9]

Love your teaching style..Thank you so much❤

[@marianoscotti8899]

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[@newloggers]

Hi,Aly👋Thanks for the lesson. The next time, I'd like to study future perfect continuous 🙏Happy Sunday🤞😊My example; In 2015, when we found out that my grandma had Alzheimer's, we were shocked. Because we'd never expected such a thing.

[@i.o.3563]

Thanks, really a nice one! Would be great to watch about proper money grammar. When to use plural like millions of dollars, when use just singular like 2 million, and so on.

[@sergeyshirin2603]

Exceedingly effective lesson, thank you.

[@papateachme]

Exceedingly nice comment! Thanks! ✌️

[@user16628]

That was really really useful , I've finally understood it, so I can use it confidently, Thank you so much❤ you're the best

[@unabyband1263]

Thanks, Aly. Before watching this video, I was sure that past perfect is mostly used in the detective series during interrogations, lol🙂

[@MrHyde911]

Surprisingly hilariously I had have this lesson before from an American teacher. And he also said he wasn't sure what's going on 😂

[@genorawansaepuengsecondary3938]

It’s been ages ❤❤❤❤

[@julianalht]

Thank you for explaining it to us so well! You're awesome!

[@papateachme]

✌️🤓 have the best day ever

[@BK-jp4ys]

“I had learnt about Past Perfect before I watched this video. 😁 But this video made it clearer to me.” I hope this sentence is correct. Thanks. 🎉

[@papateachme]

Nice! ✌️🤓

[@keiko2163]

I had forgotten my best friend's birthday for two years in a row until today! 🤦🏻‍♀️😖Have you ever had something like that happen to you?😳

[@papateachme]

😯 did you get them a nice present? 🎁

[@theophonchana5025]

1:32 There's a mistake. It should be "Neither of us had gone into the room."

[@papateachme]

See you ARE smarter than an American ✌️🤓

[@qadeerkhan4295]

How to use "had have" and "had had"

[@papateachme]

I made a video on exactly that question. Just type in search “papa teach me have had had had” ✌️🤓

[@arturkhaziev193]

I studied in Bristol in 2020 and I had never been there before. Bristol is awesome by the way. By the moment I got my head around the English tenses, I had become an old man.

[@tamimichowdhury2731]

I had been to Dhaka few times before so I knew the roads very well.

[@marsel8718]

Naahh not easy at all

[@jesseestrada8914]

Lol wow I click on a guy's video and start taking stays for terrible grammar