What Is The Difference Between Present Perfect and Past Simple in English

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Hi 👋 Tanya~ Thank you for your time &efforts! Please teach us about prepositions, there are a lot of prepositions in English, but i am still confused about using them correctly . Thanks a lot!

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Great suggestion! I will make more videos about prepositions. While you are waiting I think you will find these videos helpful! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWezlGeLntSmY9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX2ai5SKob9pmrc kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmm1gZSonqpsask Let me know if they are helpful!

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[@konstantinMonty]

Hello, thanks for lesson. Could you answer please, why i can`t say - "I had a headache since yesterday"? Or why I can`t say - "I was cooking today since 5 o`clock" or "It was really cold here lately" and "I never saw anything like that before". - these senteces are clear for understanding, if it so, why should i use perfect tense, if it`s more easy to use past simple with words like since,yet, and other words like.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Of course you can continue to say it like this. It isn't correct but if you goal is to be understood then it works. If you goal is to sound natural and fluid you might want to consider using the correct version. I hope this was helpful.

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Thank you for your lesson. It’s helpful. I have been confusing about the tense continuously. I always make mistakes. Could you believe there is no things like tense in my mother tongue. So tense is the most difficult thing for me in my English leaning. So thank you again.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Hello, yes it can be really challenging to learn grammar that isn't in your native language. Keep practicing. You might find this English Grammar playlist useful. Check it out! kzbin.info/aero/PLAQnGJZE3wfzPoa3duJXzorYiNZBFORjj

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Could you please make more videos about present perfect tense like this one? After this lesson I kind of understood how to use it.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

I am so happy to hear you are starting to understand. Yes. I will make more videos like this one. Also, if you can come to the live on Saturday at 1:30pm, Los Angeles, California time I will be doing a live class about this topic. You can ask questions, etc. If you can't come to the live, you can watch the recording. Thank you for your comment and suggestion!

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An English teacher in her sixties asks one of her students ... - "I am beautiful" - what tense is it? - In your case obviously the past ... A Russian joke

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LOL! Good one! I am almost 60 so for me it is an everlasting beauty!!! 😁

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[@frankbougrasse8047]

13:07 "I finished my homework this morning" And if it still the morning for instance 11:30 A.M is it possible to use the present perfect and say, "I have finished my homework this morning" ?

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

It's possible to use present perfect in the same day but in the example you used we would use past simple.

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@@EnglishCoach3Ts We would use the past perfect because this more "correct" or just because native will never use the present perfect in this situation? Sorry for asking this but I would like to master the present perfect tense. In advance thank you so much you are a great Teacher!

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Thank you, Tanya, now I know how to draw this to explain it to my students. Just some foggy substance to show that there's no specific point in the past.😆Bingo! I have always drawn curves, but I think this thick foggy line is much better. I'm serious.

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Hello and welcome! Have you tried shadowing? Shadowing is when you find a video or audio and you try to copy what the person is saying as closely as possible. I think you might find that helpful. Let me know if this helps. Also, we offer individual lessons. You can find more about that at the link in our description or on the "about" page. Best wishes!

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Good evening, I would like to know the difference between the present perfect and the present perfect continuous. Thanks.Ana Lúcia (Brasil)

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Ana Lucia, thank you for your comment. Basically the present perfect continuous stresses what I was doing continuously when something else happened. For example, I was sitting in that chair when he walked into the room.

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I put your question on my list of videos but for now try watching my video about the present perfect continuous for help.

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Thanks teacher and that's really helps however, I'm still confused by the past perfect..would you please refer to it? Thank you very much 💕

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Yes. I refer to it in other videos when I am talking. Watch this video for more help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXW6Yoapm6lnpJI

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It depends! Since you have seen this video, maybe try a story video and see you you like it. Here is a playlist with some videos I think will be helpful! Let me know what you think. kzbin.info/aero/PLAQnGJZE3wfzxBphiKX6NF2Z4yD_3xQeC

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That's a great idea. I will work on that.

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Hej Tanya! I would like to ask you about one of the last exempels. Why you use "finished" in this sentence: I finished my homework this morning. I thought we have to use "have finished" in this sentence. How is it correct? Maybe because this morning was over by then 😊

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Yes, you can say it either way depending on the message. If you want to emphasize I have ALREADY done it. or I DID it! It is completely done.

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There is so much to learn with the verb tenses. I recommend listening to more comprehensible input so you can get a feel for the language. I'm so glad my answer helped!

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🙂Important explication, the past tense is ever a little complicate 😆

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Yes it can be. I hope this was helpful!

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Hi teacher.Can I understand the difference between these tenses so? When I show exactly time I use Past Simple, when I show only result I use Present Perfect.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

No, that won't really work. Watch the video for more information or you may need to take a class if you are still confused.

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Hi Tarana. I am an English teacher. I would say roughly this is correct for some instances of use of Present Perfect. For instances when we are interested in the result. I don't know why teacher Tanya thinks this is wrong. And this is exactly what she was trying to explain actually. I think you've summarized it in this way and it is correct. Well done Tarana! I am not a native speaker and it's easier for me to see where students have problems with grammar.

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Dear teacher, please give us a clue when we need to use "the" and "a/an". Thank you.

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I know this is confusing. I will put it on the list of videos to make.

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Mam, I watch your videos. I have a question to you. When and why do we use continuous form of the verb 'feel' ? Please make me understand.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

If it is something we are continuing to feel and we still feel it now. I am feeling grateful for your comment as an example.

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😊 thank you

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Also we can say: I've been studying since... Perfect + since ...we use only with stative verbs

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Yes. You can say I have been studying since a certain time.

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[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Hi Carina! Yes. I have openings in my WSB - Women Speak Better program and I also do individual lessons. Please contact me at [e-mail] or go to www.englishcoach-3ts.com for more information.

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Okay, thank you so much!!

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My Dear teacher thank you for your useful videos. Can you make a video about making sentences? It is easy to construct simple sentences, but difficult to construct and understand long sentences. noun clause, relative clause ,which, that adjective clause are very difficult. dear teacher, maybe it would be great if you could help in this matter.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Great suggestion! I will work on making a video like this. While you are waiting, reading will really help you with this. Try to find things to read where you understand 90% or more.

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Thank you very much my Dear Teacher❤. It's great news that you're considering making a video on this topic. and thank you very much for your advice. I will spend more time reading.🌻

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Okay tell me, please for example : it is 6.30 in the morning in early morning While I was asleep it was raining where I live. I woke up at 4.30, looked out the window and saw it had been raining. I go to work, meet my colleague and he lives 20 miles away from where I live. I ask gim, actually how to ask him about the rain? Did you have rain this morning? Has it been raining? Has it rained in your area this morning? Or Had it been raining? Thank you.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

All your examples are correct except the last one. I would probably use your first example. Keep up the great work!

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You're welcome!

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What does "blank" mean in this video. Like I blank to study since pandemic

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

There are blanks in the sentences where the words are missing. For example... Fill in the blank means put a word in the space.

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Thank you for your question. I am thinking of adding another live at an earlier time to accomodate more people. Keep an eye on my channel for a new live to come at an earlier time.

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Remember you can watch the recording.

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