Present Perfect Tense - Learn English Grammar

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[@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).

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Hey, Alisha! How's it going? I'm extremaly happy because I'm brazilian and I got all the explanation with no subtitles. Thanks for sharing that precious information.

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It's a didatic class, she's using an easy vocabulary. But you if you can understand what she's saying, it's already a breakthrough!! 😊😊

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[@MsFabiojacob]

Thank you so much for your teaching! I've stuied this topic since 2015 and I still have some doubts about it. You're an excellent teacher. I'm Brazilian.

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Why we don't use gone to instead of been to

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[@dragonlex99]

what if i say( i have been studied english for two years) and (they had lived in paris since 2012)

[@Gdtect]

I have lived in Venezuela since 1975 and I am studiying English because I want to know more about this interesting language. Thanks a lot for this class, it was very nice.

[@thekarmafarmer608]

Thank you for this. I am an English speaker but have never looked closely at grammar. I am taking a grammar module in my degree this year. I think it would be great if a brief explanation could be given at the beginning of these videos, to explain why these tenses are called what they are. Why is it present perfect when describing a past action? Things like that. Thank you for your time in making these. I will endeavour to watch one every day. You have a charming teaching style.

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Having taught English-as-a-foreign-language for more than thirty years in five countries in South America, I wish I'd had you and your videos as a fall-back tool for my students (and me!). Where were you when we needed you? :) . . . . Keep up the good work. Thank you . . . Better late than never: mejor tarde que nunca; I'll send your links to former students.

[@subramanianv6781]

i have learnt English for many years,today i have known present perfect tense from you,you are great teacher,thanks for your dedicated teaching

[@alipajoohesh2639]

I have never seen such a great way of teaching yet

[@erasto-xidig]

I have been learning English since 2022 and this lesson taught me how to use Present Perfect correctly. Thank you.

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I have never seen a teacher like you who are calm and cool..

[@shahadathossanchowdhury2415]

Thank you so much for your excellent conversational English videos . From Paris.

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ı have never seen understandable and fluently speaking teacher until now. but your speech is rather understandable

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I really enjoyed in this lesson, thank you so much for helping us.

[@leonlynn3610]

now I clearly know about this tense. I've known it for years but I didn't get it well. You've just made my confusion clear.

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There is no question you are one of the best!

[@anissas9076]

this video is so useful, your explanations are so clear and helpful. Thanks, present perfect is not easy to understand but with you it is.

[@erikacarvalho2827]

What an excellent teacher! Thanks a lot for your great explanations! God bless you!

[@sridharrp8898]

Alisha ma'am you are the PRESENT PERFECT TEACHER.

[@yingli67]

Thank you for the tutorial! I've been knowing the "ever" has the effect of emphasis, but I don't know what it emphasizes for. Now I finally understand the "ever". It's very helpful!

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..perfect ! Best teacher in the world .

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[@igorlinhu]

About the preposition TO ’ to ‘ indicates movement or a direction toward a destination. ‘I’ve been in Rome ‘for example is used when you were already in Italy and and wanted describe being in a particular location

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[@francescab9486]

I have a question, because you use this form in the example sentence: You've never ridden a motorcycle? It's a question..is possible use: Have you never ridden motorcycle? Thanks

[@lausodresapo1336]

francesca b u can use: have you ever ridden a motorcycle?

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yo tambien tengo esta pregunta

[@rajarajeswarinarasimhan1447]

Hai Alisha. How are you? Your way of teaching is soooo good. We are so fortunate to have such a wonderful teacher. Thanks to God. A small suggestion Alisha. In the board the blue ink writings are not legible and if it is black it would be better to see without straining our eyes. Thanks.

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[@edwynhernandez7562]

I really ejoyed the video, I am having a review about this topic and I think this video is awesome. now I am going to make a sentences using the present perfect. 1. I have lived in my currrent city for 10 years. 2. I have studied English for 2 years 3. My mother has worked for 20 years 4. I have been a good student sice I started studying English 5. My cat has slept since she ate her luch

[@shirleidyfreitas6444]

that's the best English class about present tense that I could find on KZbin! Love how Alisha teaches! Thank you!!

[@hahaha-tu4oh]

this lesson is definitely useful

[@o34privateer]

Thank you, I've learned the present perfect tense with your videos

[@amitanuragi3101]

I have never learned like that thanks for this lecture I have studied English for 2 month

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I'm Brazilian, and now I understand this subject, thank you so much💖

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thank you much for your teaching! thank you for the tutorial! I've studied this topic for one month.

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I have watched a lot of english videos about this topic but ı can understand utterly finally,thanks.

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[@MiriamSugheiMoralesJimenez]

It is a fairly complete video of perfect present, however I would have liked it if I had been subtitled in Spanish because there are things I still do not understand in English

[@eteritsitsilashvili9964]

Could you please arrange a video to see the difference between: "present perfect, past simple and present continuous" with an examples ? It is easy to understand when there is an conversation about them separately but when it comes to grammar tests i understand that i am lost 😁 thank you

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Excellent teaching. Thanks a lot to you, teacher !

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It's very helpful. Thanks so much for this lesson!

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I love the way you explain and teach ! Just love your videos !

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Muchas gracias. Me cuesta entender cuando explican mis profesores pero a ti te entiendo.

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u've been doing it

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Thanks Alishia for this teaching

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Thank you Alisha for your Great Work!

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I have learned how to use present perfect. thanks.

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[@sum2us]

So far the best explanation about Present Perfect I've ever seen on youtube.

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This lesson is really helpful! Thank you!

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i guess i have never understood the p.p tense except when i viewed ur video . thanks alot

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[@Gaiteiro528]

Hi. I'm Brazilian and I really liked your video. Now I learned present perfect. Thank you very much. See you.

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Thank you so much, from Mexico

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Thanks, Alisha I have already improved my English a lot since I found your videos on the internet... I follow you and the other three o four persons, all of them are very good, but your way to explain ideas is very simple and practically... You are the best on the face of the world. I have seen so much Alisha's videos and you have improved a lot too, you are more confident and have learned how to manage speech and cameras very well, and you are beautiful and funny too... Congratulations!

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[@juancusi3603]

Hi Alisha thanks for your video how to use present perfect,actually I have been lived in Paris for 3 years ❤

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Perfect explanation of present perfect tense.

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[@innaalekseyeva7749]

Thank you very much for this lesson. I have a question. What's the difference between these 2 sentences: "I've been living in Paris since 2015" and "I've lived in Paris since 2015"?

[@love4dog]

Inna Alekseyeva I’m American and speak English, but to answer your question in my opinion, most people would say “I’ve lived in Paris since 2015”. When we speak, we usually try to make sentences short. When we use phrases such as “I have been living in Paris since 2015”, it sounds extremely proper. Contractions are much more common in English (isn’t, haven’t, you’ve) etc

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thanks so much, helped me to get a better understanding about present perfect tense

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Teacher you are so gorgeous, i couldn't stop seeing how you moved your hair, love you teacher thanks for the class. I'm a English beginner sorry if i made a mistake writing :D

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Thank you so much , the teacher .

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Hi, mam thank you for the wonderful class I am now fluent with the present perfect tense.

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simple, useful, meaning full thanks teacher

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Thanks a lot for your lesson. But Could you please give me more exercise to practice ?

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What a nice video! Can't even read the words written on the board!

[@sergiovelarderomay3684]

Why on question statement, you use "subject" at the begging? According to the form should be has/has + subject+ (past participle ) . Great class!

[@laurawolfe154]

17:28 This construction is used to confirm information that the questioner has already received. It's used to verify that the information was understood correctly. It denotes disbelief or surprise. Person 1: "Michael Jackson is my favorite singer." Person 2: "Who is Michael Jackson?" Person 1: "You've never heard of Michael Jackson?!"

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Is a very interesting topic and with this video I am more clear, the examples are very good, greetings from Mexico, I hope to find more videos like that! :)

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[@angiemirandahuacachi5239]

coul you share material for every class ,please? this would help me to practice more.

[@mariodaniel6982]

Talking about examples by using given grammar point 2, which's the difference between "They have lived in Paris since 2014" and "They have been living in Paris since 2014"? Both of these examples show an idea of continuity. Is there some semantic difference about them? Tks in advance!

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