The present perfect with 'just', 'already' and 'yet' - 6 Minute Grammar

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I really liked the way you explained the present perfect tense with a phone call from Hamish. It was fun and vivid. Thank you!

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The best lesson about present perfect tense that I have never seen explanation better than it. Thanks BBC.

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Really interesting the way you guys explained about just, already and yet. Keep it up guys! I tought that was real situation.

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that's really useful. i can't understand these tenses until i watched it

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Very interesting and useful for learning, thanks a lot!

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Вікторія Квіточка Hello

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@@engineerwm3446Good time to you, too

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Great

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I've already learnt this lesson. But I've just learnt English. I haven't been in UK yet!

[@removalitutto2814]

I have Just understood the difference among Just, already and yet. Thank you. 😉

[@bbclearningenglish]

Great! Would you like to try making some example sentences using these words?

[@removalitutto2814]

@@bbclearningenglish I have already written an example in First comment. 🙂

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[@knownunknown4791]

He (leave) just a few minutes ago. 1)Left. 2)has left. Which one is correct?

[@aligbeer]

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[@tgchan]

Thank you, BBC. 💚

[@erkansamc2045]

Can we use "still" in the present perfect tense? Thank you for video❤👍🏻

[@chiuaua2235]

no

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@@chiuaua2235 ok

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You still haven't been corrected

[@2010Tigresa]

Just perfect!!!

[@bbclearningenglish]

Haha! We've already had a lot of great comments, but that is the best one yet! 👍👍

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Thank you so much for

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Your channel is out of this world 👌! 1.She is suffering from fever yet. 2.I have already told you that I have no time for watching the movie. 3.She has just arrived here.

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1 is wrong

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@@akkip7832 ok,thanks Please clear me how?

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I've just watched this video and came to know that I've already known this rule but I haven't used it yet in my conversation.🙊😅😅

[@DuongTrongHue]

I saw it when it's just posted and the sub has not been ready yet.

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Just I learn that, thanks

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[@bbclearningenglish]

Thanks for sharing and thanks for your kind words!

[@sunilachu99]

Hi BBC, why is this so? 1.Polar ice caps HAVE MELTED faster over the last two decades ( Over the last two decades is past time) so is it MELTED???? 2. Many people ARE BUYING fast foods today than ever before. Why isn't" BUY"??

[@bbclearningenglish]

The first example uses the present perfect - this is used to talk about events that started in the past but which are still continuing today. The ice caps started melting more quickly 20 years ago and are continuing to melt at a quick rate today. Find out more: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/marathi/course/lower-intermediate/unit-11 The second example is using the present continuous. This is used to talk ongoing events that are currently happening - at the current time, people are buying more fast food than they have at any time in the past. Find out more: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/course/lower-intermediate/unit-2/session-2

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This is an old episode. I remember listening to this back in high school

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Your phone has already rung Your phone has just rung Both are correct

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[@F94]

زمن المضارع التام Present perfect I've already visited .... I haven't been ...

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My teacher wanted me to watch this so Edit: I already know all this

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wrong: i just watched this. right I've just watched this.

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[@KenzoAngel]

So no preterit with these words 🤓🤓🤓

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dik

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