PRESENT PERFECT TENSE | Complete English Grammar Review

[@TheEnglishCoach]

1. Should I make another grammar video? Tell me in the comments which tense I should cover next! 🤔 2. Also, if you found this video helpful, please LIKE & SHARE it. ❤️ 3. Remember to download the guide I linked in the description box “The Present Perfect Tense Made Easy.” 4. Take a picture with the guide when you study it and post it on Instagram. Tag my account @theenglishcoach & use #englishfulltime in the description 📸 5. Create 5 “Never have I ever” sentences and share them in the comments. 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@abidkaouther9240]

we want all the tenses plz nd active and passive voice

[@SheikhMufeedAhamad]

Make a WhatsApp group share videos in that it's really very helpful to us

[@rajeshvr5805]

Is it right if I say, "It has rained today".

[@emrebilgi]

A past vs. present perfect video with examples would help great. We use them each a lot in place of the other and get many grimaces from natives :).

[@rebecabustamante5641]

@@SheikhMufeedAhamad yes...that would be great!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

I just noticed that this video finally has more than 10k likes!!! Looks like you guys earned another grammar video from me 😜

[@shinnysunny7565]

Stefanie, can you teach us about collocation words and differentiate words. I really love your speaking and watch your YT vids everytime I have time, no matter what content is hehe

[@withmocca1]

Hello Stefanie, I'm your Korean subscriber that decided to subscribe your channel from today. thank you for making good contents! I have a question though. Is it wrong to say "I've never ever" ? I used to say it but I'm not sure whether I was right or not since you said "never have I ever"

[@haikyuuusquad5851]

You haven't created a video regarding what you have promised a year ago. However, I still hope you'll make it really soon.

[@priyankam6714]

please post another grammer video like past perect.

[@yoomimoon732]

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[@jexyph6079]

never have i ever watched this kind of perfect grammar video. thank you

[@jacobalcuadrado5765]

Never have I ever had a girlfriend.

[@nosrehcorporation]

Never have you ever use I in lowercase (i) in English.

[@jexyph6079]

hahahaha

[@jexyph6079]

haha so sorry for being lazy to uppercase i.. haha

[@erikagarcia7355]

Please, Can you explain the times of the verbs

[@carlosm.devasconcelllos3939]

THE BEST English Teacher on this Platform, by far... Thank you Stefanie.

[@BrunoCerqueiraprojetista]

Never Have I ever heard such a clear explanation about present perfect!! The best ever!! Congrats!!

[@emirro]

I don't usually comment something on KZbin, but this video was so helpful - that was one of the most detailed and easy to understand explanations on the present perfect tense. Thank you!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yay! So glad you enjoyed it! You should comment on my videos more often 😉

[@pemayangdon871]

@@TheEnglishCoach he is right! I have been watching your resourceful video for a couple of weeks and I am hooked with every information that you provide to us. Thank you so much, dear. You are one of the best English coaches. You are a very genuine teacher. God bless you!🙏❤👍✌

[@mukeshchowhan3867]

@@pemayangdon871 agree

[@sonidodeaguaval]

Hi, I'm following the advice from Stephanie to looking for partners to practice the speaking skill, do you speak english?

[@seemawakode8924]

Coach, your cogency is an awesome...I like the way you explain things...

[@mauriciobrito8487]

Never have I ever put so much effort to achieve fluency in English. I have decided it, I will get it. I love to hear you. Your English sounds so clear. When you decide to come to Brazil, I wish you have a nice experience. Thanks a lot.

[@Elle-ps4xq]

Did you get it?

[@massimojimenez2377]

Hi my name is Maxx I’m original from Guatemala 🇬🇹 l moved here in Florida two years ago and I spent the last year learn English by watching videos TV listening to music etc . And I just found your channel and I already subscribed your videos are very amazing and easy to understand just keep uploading more videos I will thank you .. saludos linda ❤️😊

[@valeriapkonishi]

No word can express how your videos are amazing, dear Stefanie! Please make any kind of videos you want. Everything you do is really helpful. Thanks for the lesson and for the e-book.

[@madelynpineda3950]

Hi I'm from El Salvador I had never an explanation like that, thanks I really appreciate your support. I never have ever talked with a native speakers, now I know that I be able to do it....

[@andreaorgelio]

Hi Stefanie. This is the best present perfect class I’ve ever had! I’ll practice with your guide. I love your videos. I’m Brazilian and I’ve never had a class about subjunctive. Here, in Brazil, we have three tenses for subjunctive, indicating past, present, and future. English lessons here cover the equivalent to present, like “what do you want me to do?”. We make some comparisons for the others, but I’d like to know the right or “official” grammar for this. Thanks a lot! See you next time! Oh... Never have I ever: been in the US; sung before more than 500 people; eaten tacos; lived out of Brazil; fixed broken devices. 😁

[@lianetgonzalezmorfi1349]

hi, I am from cuba but I am leaving in Dominica. I always watch your videos. I never speack english before and I have to tell yuo that you help me a lot. Thank you for your job

[@carlosgarcia5384]

Recentely, I´ve just started to watch his videos and follow each one and have never stoped to watch them. All the videos are very direct and objetives. You´ve been using the best of submodalities to encourage all kind of culture around the world. Congrats by wonderful work. Gratitude.!

[@jesuscartaya892]

Hello Stefanie, I've been watching your videos for months and I just can't get enough of them. You explain so clearly, and so it's so easy to understand you and what you're explaing... Awesome. You've helped me so much and I'm gaining confident at speech too. I'm so grateful with you. Thanks a lot :)

[@Matheusjs18]

OMG, I do not have the words to describe how great you are, and the value of your work and your videos make for us. Thank you Stefanie, you rock!

[@adanvazquez5663]

I don't know why but when I watch your videos I feel as I am able to speak english like you, I mean, you speak so fast most of the time but we can understand you perfectly or almost perfectly, I dont need check out the subtitles, is like… Wooow! I guess i can do it!! Learning languages may be difficult for some people like me, but you inspire us to keep on learning it! Thank you sooo much!!! English is much more confortable and easier by watching your videos! Greetings from Mexico!

[@Xxs2xX]

no book couldn't been more useful explaining this easily memorize, and practice to improve. you're adorable, thank you for your good job

[@maribelgonzalez7783]

Amen to that!

[@KesleyWend]

Thank you, very good! I've been studying so much, I'm Brazilian 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@jarkurangajar]

Hi, Stephanie! I really like listening to you. You speak like singing. The tone and the intonation are just like music. It's calming.

[@kelvinimmanuel7121]

Jangan nge gombalin bule bang wkwkwke

[@HumbertoMoura]

I really appreciate it!

[@Mawa-Sare2025]

bojone wong argentina. ngomong kayak nyanyi hehehe

[@jlbarragan69]

I think it too, beautiful voice

[@Shanifism50]

Yea that's evry day when sleeping before I listen video then after while woke up first listen Mam's sound it's really doing well

[@nosrehcorporation]

One more Brazilian 🇧🇷 here living in 🇨🇦 watching your videos and learn through your tips, thanks a lot. You definitely need visit Brazil one day. See you.

[@dianatugores8616]

My English is getting better because of watching your videos...thank you so much, you are the best teacher!

[@vanialopes170]

Hi i'm portuguese and I love your videos they have a very clear explanation and please keep posting more videos like this they are really helpful

[@RafaelSantos-kr1sz]

Hi I am from Brazil I always watch your videos congratulations on the excellent work

[@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS]

Love football? I teach English with football topics... please check it out.

[@nousinjahansumi9442]

Never have I ever learn this present participle like this way. Thank you for clarifying my confusion. Your voice is amazing. How you speak like you singing a song. Recently I saw a picture you uploaded on social media that you are born a baby. I pray for your child. May Allah give him the same strength as you.

[@yurimarques7632]

Please make a video about the past perfect tense!

[@Cruzeiro5x02008e2009]

Why would anyone dislike this video in the first place? One of the best explanations on this type of grammar.

[@rodolfocano308]

Please make more videos like this. It was amazing!! very very clear!!!!

[@apexpredator2729]

Never have I ever seen such beautiful and outgoing soul! May Allah pay you for these invaluable tips!

[@shuwen429]

Wow. That's the most complete video about present perfect ever! It was extremely helpful, please make more of these!

[@jibon335]

I usually fear English, but your heartthrob smiley face makes me a deep breath into it! Thanks for your efforts!

[@francoseguellucero]

In spanish we have the same tense for almost the same purposes. It is composed by "haber"(have) plus past participle of the verb

[@mep6302]

True

[@alexandrerocha6130]

Hey, Stefanie! Thank you so much for both the lesson and the grammar book! I am a fan of your way of speaking and teaching. I deeply admire your capacity of speaking quickly and clearly at the same time. You're amazing!

[@diegosoaresmoreira6953]

Thanks for this amazing lesson! Your speaking is very clear and I understand everything you speak!

[@edvans.4506]

What an amazing class !!! You went from a basic lesson, added the most used forms, day-to-day applications, until to an advanced lesson, smooooothly... All in just one video! Never have I ever seen (hahahaha me using the lesson already), these explanations before. Keep up the good work

[@GrantCareerCoaching]

Great lesson! I teach English online and I've been trying to teach this exact tense with a few students. I'm gonna use this video next class. Good luck with your English studies everyone, you can do it! 👍👍👍👍

[@CustodioCEC21]

Never have I ever listening a English so clear like your English...

[@wanderlansoares519]

I can spend my all time watching your videos, perfect ❤️

[@oscaralguineiro9288]

Stefanie Thank you for lessons. Oscar from Africa Mozambique Tete

[@agus1960]

Hi Stefany. Thank you!. I've just read your book (present perfect tense) and is absolutely clear and practical. It helps a lot. In special for me : the common expressions/ daily expressions examples using that tense. Thanks a lot.

[@LeandroSilva-zv7se]

This class is perfect! Thanks a million Stefanie. You are an outstanding teacher!

[@aadeshadvilkar8495]

I have been working on my English since last 6 months and pledge to complete this course. I hadn't joined any classes to learn English because the teachers like you always gave me the right way. However I still have to know about English and I am quit sure I will be fluent at English one day. Thank you because whatever you are doing is not a simple think.

[@korrasixnobre4501]

I have never seen a teacher with such amazing teaching method

[@israelcabral4012]

Hey. I,m brazilian. I'd like to say I love your channel. I like the way you speak. I'm just learning. I think I'm on intermediate level. Anyway... I would like you talk about past perfect tense and past perfect continuous. Thank you so much. Bye

[@AndreLima-sk2dz]

I had never seen such a complete lesson on this subject Actually, it is the first time I come across a native speaker dealing with the matter Excellent, congrats!

[@SaranKumar-jd4ou]

I am from India ur speech is awesome I have many do it pls put grammar videos

[@edinaldopereira2285]

Never have I EVER saw a talented teacher like you! All the best!

[@lucas_vasconcelos]

You just nailed it! Thanks a lot for the video. How about Present Perfect Continuous? I would really appreciate it.

[@raisaiid1177]

Halleluja! finally I could understand what I hadn't learnt during 5 years of course. Brazil here! Thanks!

[@KeviBal1]

A few important things to learn today: beautiful big eyes , contagious friendly way to smile and intelligent reliable English professor. 😀Oops I'm thinking loud

[@tomaszszafranski3228]

In my opinion Stefanie Is the best online English teacher i have ever watched on youtube so far :) Hope we can enjoy more video from her about grammar :)

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Never have I ever: been to USA had a real conversation with an american fired a gun made a parachute jump seen a better channel than this one

[@TheEnglishCoach]

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The best teacher ever. Regards from Costa Rica

[@speakenglishwithrajveer3738]

Hey staphnie. Plz tell me, what do you say, the first day of week. As we say weekend day to Saturday. What will we say Monday like this.

[@abeautifulmind123]

This video is one of the most comprehensive videos about the Present Perfect I've ever seen. Would you please create videos about : 1-Usage of the word "Would" 2-Conditional Sentences

[@alejandrocalvo1198]

Past participle would be a great lesson, since it is a little bit complicated. Btw amazing video

[@joaoandre7488]

Hi Stephany. We use present perfect to describe something that started in the past and continued up until now, the action doesn’t finish yet or have a connection to the present and actions that happens recently, for example, today, this week, this year. For example, I lived in America for many years. That's means you still live there. I have seen my brother today and I waved to him, but he didn't see me. Connection with the present example: Why Sara is not playing tennis? She has broken her leg. At moment Sara has a broken leg. It doesn’t matter when or where. Thank you, teacher.

[@thecanadianambience786]

If you do not mind kindly cover all 12 tenses

[@barbaraaraojo504]

YESSSS!

[@erdemer7236]

I've watched a lot of videos about Present Perfect Tense, but this video is the best so far I've ever seen. Thank you so much "coach"

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@nawiliu7959]

Hi Stephanie, how are you? It's a great video. Would you like to make another video about past perfect? I've been searching it on KZbin for a long time but I haven't found it yet.

[@ilkertr8980]

Your speaking accent is absolutly perfect. İ can understand all your words even if you speak fast. Liked it so much dear teacher.

[@fernandocardoso8959]

Actually I don't hate neither present perfect nor passive voice. My hardest challenges in English are pharsal verbs and of course the so intimidating th pronunciation lol

[@topvideos4835]

I'm a filipino and this video is very helpful. Gracias!

[@simonebarbaro3128]

As previously said on IG, thank you and especially for the time you've dedicated in making this guide for your student 😄 if there's gonna be a next time (as I strongly hope) I wouldn't mind a focus on all the future forms you English speakers have! Have a nice day 😎

[@kyaranuness]

oh Stephanie, you're a great teacher and ur voice is so angelic. sending love from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@wesleyricarte6692]

Salve salve Quando vc vier ao Brasil 🇧🇷 venha às praias do Sul, como Balneário Camboriú!

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@@Anonymousindividual01 não sei. Não moro em Balneário, moro em Curitiba... mas eu sei que é perto de Florianópolis então deve ser tranquilo pra ela visitar...

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I love your teaching teacher.especially your pronunciation.

[@SemyonKalyakulin]

Never have I ever talked to a native Never have I ever flown to America Never have I ever shot with a gun Never have I ever swum in the Pacific ocean Never have I ever ridden a camel

[@douglasherr4725]

Семен Добронравов I could help you with number one, but the last four, you're on your own.

[@SemyonKalyakulin]

@@douglasherr4725 thank you, but I'm not looking for natives to talk with. My level is not high enough. It was just an example)

[@orange_kate]

Easy thing to remember: gun isn't, like, your friend. In russian we say "пострелять с ружья/автомата/пистолета", but in English it's a bit different. You shoot a gun, play videogames, date a girl, etc. When you say "I want to shoot with a gun", it sounds weird, as if you want that gun to shoot its own gun too while you are shooting yours. Hope that makes sense. And if you want to learn how to speak English you need to talk to people, it doesn't matter how good or bad you are, really.

[@SemyonKalyakulin]

Thank you very much, Екатерина. Nice to meet a Russian here:)

[@djtforever1414]

I have done all 5....although I am a native English speaker who lives near the Pacific Ocean.

[@learnsimplebhima4059]

Stefanie, i have started watching and listening your videos a week. I just trying to remember your voice first and trying to go into the subject what you are actually speaking.

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*OMG its Chelsea Clinton!* 😉 You're doing a wicked good job !

[@thomas.c.]

*OMG youre right!* Never have I ever thought her of Chelsea Clinton.

[@bernardoneves1054]

Jackie you're the best English teacher here in KZbin!!! I'd love to have more time to spend in your videos. Thank you a lot!!!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Haha I think you mean Stefanie 🙈

[@bernardoneves1054]

I'm so sorry!!! I'm lousy with names!!! I always make a complete mess unintentionally.

[@moyasarabdulhameed259]

Hi Stefanie, the question that I could not solve is when to use an adjective ending with ing or ed in sentences. I have watched your videos, and I know you are so smart that's why I am asking you. Looking forward to hearing from you.

[@moyasarabdulhameed259]

Hi The English Coach, I did not hear from you.

[@calibri4843]

Never have I ever heard such a perfect American pronunciation ☺ Thank you for grammar video

[@theproudboy8186]

Never have I ever seen a helpful grammar lesson like this before

[@alejandroguillen5618]

Thanks for this video, its help me a lot for improving my English, I am from Peru living in Colorado Usa. I have enjoyed the connection that you reach with us! Congratulations and thanks again!

[@anwarulhaqanwarulhaq5127]

Your language is very fluent are just amazing. I'm listening to you for the first time that English becomes very easy for me.

[@mkshffr4936]

A couple of topics come to mind. The first thing that came to mind was "how does the past perfect relate to the present perfect and what makes them so perfect anyway?" :D but perhaps even more foundational is terminology. As one who laments the fact that I did not really pay attention in my English classes, I frequently don't even understand the terms. For example, if I am not to let my participles dangle it would be really helpful to know what a participle is. When I try to talk to someone about designing vacuum tube amplifiers, flying planes, the care and feeding of handguns, and the like I must be careful to bring them up to speed on some terminology for it to make any sense. Language is at least as complex as some of those pursuits. Thanks for your work. It is very much needed at least as much for those of us who are native speakers as for those who are not.

[@joelricafranca3710]

Never have I ever watched an amazing talented woman like Stefanie.

[@wewereads]

you've gotten great in english

[@wendyguzman2702]

You have no idea about how much I love you. Thanks a lot! Saludos desde República Dominicana.

[@anwarulhaqanwarulhaq5127]

Stephanie, you should make a video every day. I'm waiting for your voice is just incredible

[@mateusfloriano8312]

it has been good learning English with you. I'm training my listening with your videos. And please, come to Brazil. Never have I ever talked in English with a native speaker

[@sonu_s16]

Lots of love from India 💓😊💐. I've been searching for the proper usage of " had have" and luckily ended up in this video 🙌. I appreciate your great effort from the bottom of ❤heart .👏👏👏 1) I have wanted to learn English from a best Teacher like you. 2) I've been learning English for 3 years. 3) He's been started dancing since this morning. 4) my mom's been to Maldives once. 5) I had completed my exams ( simple past ) . 6) The results will be out anytime . So,I've been waiting for it. 7) My favourite sport's man has won 2 awards so far. ( Please let me know can I use so far here ). 8) The author's written a lot of stories. 9) I've been listening to the song for almost 2hours. 10) I have had lost many things including the house key a few times.Hehe😂 11) she has just left. PPT + PASSIVE VOICE I've scored good marks in my exams. Child labour 😓has been still in many countries. Research has shown that overeating is associated with stress. CLAUSE : I've to think twice before I take any decision. My happiness is boundless when I have heard my friend is coming this week to visit me. NEVER HAVE I EVER : Never have I ever done scuba dive. Never have I ever tasted black ice-cream Never have I ever played game of thrones / pubg. Never have I ever slapped anyone 😂. P.S. Corrections are welcome🙏. Your new subbie.

[@Max-jv4gi]

I’ve never ever talked with English native speakers and never ever been in the US. Your explanations are awesome I hope that you’re gonna make other videos about other tenses.

[@mihailrusnac1901]

I'd like also to expres my gratitude to you for this quite useful and well done video lesson. I'm also from that category of people who usually don't leave comments, but .... I've read a lot of information about present perfect but to say the truth it was rather confusing than clear. For me it was too helpful to see the connecting bridge between past and present. And not less interesting was to see how can be formed everyday QUESTIONS using present perfect. If it had been somewhere a list of, let say 50-100 questions like "Has we met before?" etc. it would have been even more easier to use this tense without thinking everytime which tense should I use. Such a list can be printed and read aloud for better memorising. Thank you again. It'll be very helpful to watch a lesson about past perfect. Authors of books use this tense a lot, but sometimes it's hard to say why.

[@cabdishakurcabdi.7373]

you are my real teacher i love for sake of God so God bless you where ever you and your haspand argentinian man iam greeting both of you and iam from somalia

[@mjkierans]

Good video. I teach English to Czechs and have a difficult time because the present perfect tense doesn't exist in their language so they have to learn it from scratch. It is also difficult to explain why "Haven't we met before?", which is a negative construction, is a more positive "opening line" than "Have we met before? " which is a positive construction. Sometimes English can be quite weird!

[@luhoas]

Thank you so much Stefanie. You made it easier to understand. I've been studying to IELTS and it is going to help me a lot. Never have I ever been to US. Never have I ever watched Star Wars Never have I ever taken the IELTS Never have I ever eaten Thai food Never have I ever gotten into a fight Can you make more videos about that please?

[@AncientAITV]

You are a wonderful teacher and remarkably intelligent and competent teacher i have learned a lot from you

[@Kallamai_Neekku]

Beauty with talent and pleasant voice nothing better than one should have to teach. I am sure that I will be fluent in English Thanks

[@Joe-ip2ky]

According to me this is one of your best video with all the examples you shared with us and also because this verb tense is the one we struggle the most. I already knew about this tense but it’s helping me to feel more confident to use it on a daily basis. We don’t have a verb tense like that in French I have to get used to it. At the end of the day it’s not that complicated. Keep up working the way you do, and keep smiling, you’re very good at what you do !

[@MuhammadHussain-tv8gd]

Coach,you are fantastic.Your video are really helping me and others.

[@mep6302]

This is very simple because in Spanish the usages are the same most of the time. I think Portuguese present perfect is a little harder because the usage is more different. All cases you explain in this video make sense to me. Never have I ever: driven a car Never have I ever: been to Brazil Never have I ever: lived in another country Never have I ever: been drunk And yes. My English has improved a lot since the day I started learning it. Regards from Argentina!

[@ampmat]

Hi! Did you know this video is on YouGlish? I've just found it there! I was studying English and learning how to pronounce the word "gemstone", so I did a research on Youglish and found this video there. You're awesome!

[@BrunoMCDowell]

Great video as always!! I have a question regarding this topic. Would you say “I can’t find my keys. Did you see them anywhere?” Or “I can’t find my keys. Have you seen them anywhere?” I’d love to get a reply from you. Many thanks for always putting out great content!

[@SamuelPerez-qg8wi]

I really like this kind of videos and I am absolutely in love with the way you teach… I have a question and it has nothing to with the ( I would call it, English class), but where did you go? Why you stopped uploading videos?

[@abdulmonaam8615]

Nice teacher all over you make me confident after I listen to your video

[@thesecondbookthesecondbook5348]

Thanks so much for the lesson. A grammar lesson from a native teacher Felt different . Hope you keep up the good work!

[@백인줄어든다]

I am studying listening skill. I was difficult to concentrate because of my personal situation but I had to study and I did my best and I will keep it !!