PRESENT PERFECT and PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS: what's the difference?

What is the difference between the present perfect tense and the present perfect continuous tense in English? Watch my video to find out!
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Wow, you have made the English language easy to learn. You are a brilliant teacher!

[@englishforre.1458]

Thank you Madam. You have explained clearly past perfect and past perfect continuously with very simple examples.

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[@ramanjot1751]

Hlo mam I have a question that I would like to ask you It is said that we couldn't tell when the action hi happened there is no specific time But you gave an example I have cooked pizza every Sunday for last year Moreover,last year is also the simple past expression. Regards

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[@NithNano]

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[@SulaymonQurbonov-l3x]

But why didn't you use the since or for for continious one structure tells that we have to use them

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Hi..thanks for the videos... Is it more correct to say cooking pizza or baking pizza...🤔

[@RakeshYadav-pf1mz]

Thank you so much for teaching us the difference between these two tenses.

[@english_with_aga]

You're very welcome!

[@oliviatsang6632]

It is a nice video which helps me make the difference between present perfect tense and present perfect continuous tense. From Hong Kong.

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For repetitive actions, how can I explain "I have been calling you for days"?

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[@jessyjoseph6432]

Could you please make a video about the difference in usages between present perfect continuous tense and present perfect tense( plus adjectives and adverbs) with no time expressions like since and for ? Like difference between I have been busy and I have been working? Does' I have been busy' with no time expression mean you are still busy and it is continuing? Could you p.s make a video of that usage?

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[@maielmahdy2394]

If it is a completed action and it finished why I don't use past simple ‏‪2:31‬‏

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[@english_with_aga]

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[@Hadera-od7jn]

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Finally I got it. Wonderful explanation.

[@english_with_aga]

Glad to hear that! 😊

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Your videos are really helpful.Thanks a lot madam.

[@english_with_aga]

You’re very welcome, thanks for your comment!

[@jasmineghaznavi4726]

Missed on Present Perfect Continuous or any continuous tenses cannot be used with Stative Verbs.

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It's so understandable video 🤩

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Thank you for your help

[@scottpage6674]

Interesting video. It reminds me of something that happened when I was teaching English, quite a few years ago now. A student asked me the difference between these two tenses. After a few moments of panic, I said that verbs that aren't usually used in the continuous tenses aren't used in the present perfect continuous either. After a few seconds of thought, she nodded and accepted my explanation (or bluff). So, I see you've changed the name of the channel. Do people call you Aga? My wife just received a birthday card from a long-time friend of hers named Aggie. It's short for Agnes, of course, but she always uses Aggie. We haven't seen her or her husband Dave in a while. But I'm babbling. I have been babbling for a few minutes now. Bye!

[@english_with_aga]

It’s a good explanation but not always the case, but it’s such a tricky topic that sometimes it’s best to give a general rule just so the student understands the main principle, and then talk about exceptions as they prgress. So you were probably right!

[@english_with_aga]

And yes - changed the channel name to make it clearer what it’s about now!

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Merci chere Agnes, J'aime contre cours.

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Best explanation

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1) I had lunch in that event. 2) I had been taking lunch, when the event took place.

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[@konerugangadhararao6759]

Can we say “ I would cook every Sunday last year “ please clarify

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[@english_with_aga]

You are very welcome

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[@english_with_aga]

No problem 😊

[@ENG.786]

Present perfect emphasises the completeness of the said period of two years.......in the sentence I have lived here for two years.

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Great! Where are you from Mam ?

[@xxflynn886]

I wanna ask something, I've been crazy about this one. You've always been special (Present perfect tense) Because there is 'always' And "you've been" How about this one You've been so good for 3 years Is that present perfect continous/ just perfect perfect? But I found the time signal "for 3 years" But i also found you've been. I am so damn confusee😭

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[@prasanths7684]

Hi AGA pls help Can i say " she has worked in our office for ten years" & "she has been working in our office for ten years".

[@gyros9162]

I would just say 'I read this book" or "I'm reading this book" "I have been reading this book"?? For just saying you are reading the book at the time? Overcomplicated

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Awesome

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[@shaimaa247]

But many videos said that both are not finished 😢

[@english_with_aga]

Present perfect can be finished or not finished, depending on context!

[@SmartMahjouba]

But what is the difference between past continuons and present perfect ? ❤

[@asap_loona]

The past continues an action happend in the past at a specific time But the present perfect and action that happend in the past but when it happened is not important or it's unknown as well ❤

[@SmartMahjouba]

@@asap_loona thank you so much 🙂

[@НаталияСавенкова-е1м]

Past indefinite

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English is pitiless 😂 Thank you for helping me

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Are u happy now. Madam you are telling everything you know like me .pls madam dont confues with me

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[@english_with_aga]

Hello, thanks for watching!

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Thank u for your teaching. I will remember always madam

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Thank you