Present Perfect vs Simple Past Tense! Differences? Ask Alisha

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What is different between could and would please?

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Mam what is the different of it and this

[@موسىخلفالخضيري]

We can say that past simple focuses on the “Time” But the present perfect focuses on “ indefinite time in the past “ so “ it tells us as if the action happened or not in the past “

[@marcell7742]

Gosh! That was definitely the best explanation I've ever seen about the difference between Present Perfect and Simple Past. So useful. Thanks a lot Alisha!

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Thank you very much Alisha you are a very good teacher please make a more videos for all tenses Keep it up

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Could you please explain the different between "used to" and " didn't use to"

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Would you mind Alisha, if I take your attention to 4:07 to 4:11 of this video, 'since before a period...' Thanks in advance

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Hello teacher! Could you please tell me the difference between present perfect simple and present perfect continuous tense?

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Thank you so much.I didn't understand before but now I understand it exactly

[@李亮亮-o9t]

Hello, Alisha. When we are talking about an action finishing in the past without a specific time, should we use the past simple or present perfect? Why?

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What about the difference between the Present Perfect Simple and the Present Perfect Continuous tense ?

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mam alisha why we use didnot in simple past tense?

[@theresia.joan28]

Hi Alisha, how about the difference between "maybe" and "might" ? how do we use this words? thankyou alisha..

[@speakenglishnow1417]

Before I started working for abc company , I had been working as a teacher for 10 years. In above example, Am I still working for abc company? Because I have used a simple past tense which tells us that action or state must be ended in the past I have had this confusion for a long time. Could you please help me solve this problem? Looking forward to your reply. Thank you. Your answer would be appreciated.

[@asiaattia2773]

Alisa pls answer My question my friend was on line and I've asked him " what r u doing? He didn't answer me at the moment , afew hours later he answered : he told me I was playing football, " is it correct ? Or would be better if used present perfect continuous?

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Hello . What does " so far" mean?

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Why cannot use during in a period of time?

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Hi alisha,, I have question,,, how about use (have, had, has) defferent on sentence..

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Hi alisha can you explain simple past tense vs past perfect please

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Kindly let me understand how to use double or multiple relative clause for a single subject or object in a same sentence

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Have you met the new employee who started working here yesterday and whose name is John? Please return the library book that you checked out a month ago which is now 2 weeks past due.

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Alisha hi. I would like to thanks tou for helping me learning english. I am brasilian and i had dificulty speaking english. What tip you give me please. Thanks for you good work.

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But how to improve there is no idea how think in English u suggest sentence structure which are most of the time used in spoken English..

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I had read a book about poems. Why do we use the past perfect in this sentence

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Thank you alissa for your explanation

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it would be better if most of the questions were related to the main grammar topic,which was represented (present perfect v.s simple past ), however the explanations given are useful ;-)

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Perfect way to past the time.

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[@commonman6806]

I've learned the grammar for getting fluent. I did learn the grammar for getting fluent. Which one is correct,?

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[@haleokcan2139]

first of all you can’t use the did and learn words together. second sentence must be ‘I learned the grammer for getting fluent. after that my answer for your question is i think first one is correct because you learned grammer and thats effects is continoues. you learned and still you have this information. you can look this teacher’s present perfect video, she is explaining your question

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thank you soo much...for your answer... And can u give some tips on how to think in English and sentence forming now I think I am an intermediate level.... sometimes I can't make a sentence. And I can't think in English. Because I only can think in my native language way..

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Thanks and good, sangat membantu saya dalam belajar inggris, saya paham apa yang di ucapkan mbak alisa, ada tulisan lebih membantu paham, thanks very much from indonesia, nice

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We have been told that Americans use simple past tense while Britishers use Present perfect tense, is it correct?

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Hi Mam, Thanks for the awesome video! Hope to see more. Regarding the phrase "1 to 2", you said between 1 & 2. My question is, "is 1 & 2 included?"

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Please help me i have alot of grammatical mistake as well as i can't speak fluently ..even i try everyday please help me

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really, you have lived in brasil for ten years , eu moro no brasil há 27 anos , i've been living in brasul for 27 yeaes

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Hi Alisha, what is the difference between possibly and probability???

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Tell the meaning of would have been.. Or where and when we should use this sentence.. Plz maam give ans with examples ok maam

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Nice explanation Alisha👍

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I have been in France for 3 years !!!! It is started in the past but not ended now !!!!!! So present perfect not only with actions that start in the past and end now????

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I want to know the difference between'wish'and 'hope'~~~

[@laurawolfe154]

HOPE implies more that something is possible whereas WISH is used to state a desire. Also, HOPE is more focused on the future, and WISH is more focused on what is wanted right now. (That's not a rule - just something I've noticed.) I hope the sun is out tomorrow when we go to the beach. I wish the sun would come out so we could go to the beach.

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Thanks Alisha

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Hello my doctor, my name is siamand sorry I have question Can we use (ago) with simple perfect tense Ex: I haven't seen you for five years ago

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Siamand Jano No you can not. You can not use present tense with ago.