The Present Perfect Simple and Continuous: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 4

[@chrisanastasya3640]

After five years, I'm here watching this video and truth be told it is helpful for me a lot as I didn’t know the difference between these two tenses properly. Thanks BBC learning English for teaching us in a sarcastic way Take love💖

[@ElizabethLopez-pk9pu]

This is a really entertaining way of learing, To Will and his staff, thank you for being SO creative !!!

[@luizgustavo4176]

Love this game-show!

[@abdullahylmaz4800]

This show makes me laugh everytime i watch it 😂

[@pastelkrall]

_Abdullah Yılmaz_ *ur right*

[@carloshernangonzalezloaiza8994]

For real, it is an engaging show. Thanks a bunch! It makes me so pumped Lol

[@youssry191]

I don't believe my self .......Splendid grammar explanation THANK YOU BBC

[@sambitpati6129]

nice to see smile on face of mya it makes me laugh as if a kid laughing in front of me

[@luannamartinsapprobato5255]

I learn this way better at school

[@muhammedyangec6639]

Last glance 🤣😂

[@franfleck]

I did learn with tis show! Fantastic 👏

[@SithZelkin]

I really love this format

[@dreamandmakeit6221]

Very good. I like this way of learning.it feels more comfortable.

[@jamaalyare225]

amazing explanation and funny thank u guys....i like it this program

[@hasanhafizur570]

fantabulous

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great choice of word! 👍

[@raviteja-hi5se]

Excellent show for biggers

[@mari-mari-ri]

thanks

[@giuseppedisante3874]

" I'm your host Leslie, but I'm not less ! And, of course, let's not forget Will, our all-knowing voice in the sky ! " I've never happened to watch it. It would be fun !

[@nurazizah9875]

Wakakakak, I hope it

[@juanrojas1957]

@@nurazizah9875 I'm learning english, can you explain me the expression?? I don't understood the joke.

[@KevinCasasola2006]

I watched this in school 😂

[@ibrahim_im]

Thank u

[@HoaNguyen-hm5se]

so useful

[@eddyllaro6998]

Very funny

[@misterkolson6045]

I like the prize, hahahahaha

[@nguyenlethuyduyen6302]

where are the past episodes ?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hello - we have a playlist for the Grammar Gameshow: kzbin.info/aero/PLcetZ6gSk96-ZHfHIl2EZmzfwrbZeAulE

[@nguyenlethuyduyen6302]

thank you

[@lanarkscotland2305]

he's creepy! I love him!

[@mariamkamal]

His ties :D

[@HHT2024]

It's so colorful :p

[@weird_pillow]

Yes we can do it later

[@Sol-pc1jb]

Is it just me or does Leslie sound a lot like the mirror from Shrek?

[@whosoever_rp]

Was it only me? or did anyone else focus on his tie too? lol

[@luannamartinsapprobato5255]

I hope you read these because I mean it

[@chargement781]

My name is soap

[@AliAhmed-rf4wj]

Funny

[@tgchan]

Thanks/

[@juangabernal]

I have been working as an accountant for 8 years and I work as an accountant for 8 years(present simple and present continuous)

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi there- 'I have been working as an accountant for 8 years' (present perfect continuous) or 'I have worked as an accountant for 8 years' (present perfect simple).

[@official_seanaviation]

Love this show! I appreciate your work to entertain us while studying

[@official_seanaviation]

Here's a sub

[@anxxh5763]

Can I say “I’ve been wanting to do sth.”?

[@jafrinsultana4073]

"I have been studying English Literature for 5 years" and "I have studied English Literature for the past 5 years". Are they correct?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Yes, they are both correct! 👍 Well done.

[@jafrinsultana4073]

@@bbclearningenglish Thank you 😇

[@weird_pillow]

I don’t know if I had any other ideas

[@juangabernal]

he has been written letters for two hours and He has written 24 letters

[@jafrinsultana4073]

A slight correction. We use -ing form of verbs after "have been". So, it should be, "He has been WRITING letters for two hours."

[@yaseenjanalchemist8026]

After six years I’m watching here. Attention plz 2024 clike here

[@wmeomar400]

Who is from Al-Hazmi?

[@CursoCompletodeIngles]

good video but it's not accurate.

[@JoseDrack521]

:0

[@weird_pillow]

What!!!???

[@luannamartinsapprobato5255]

Your game is unfair

[@simonel1010]

This video is so misleading. Present perfect simple and continuous are totally different. You can only use two verbs with both: work and live. As for any other verbs, it’s completely different. U say: ‘It’s been raining since yesterday’, u can’t say ‘it’s rained since yesterday’.