Present Perfect vs. Past Simple Questions

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I have never met a teacher who explains it so well before. you explain perfectly sir

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Thank you teacher!!

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Any time 😎

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Thank you teacher

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You are really good Mark.

[@realtomc]

Nice teacher, you remind me when I learnt english with American people hehehe... thanks Mr. for your help!

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Wow, it's so clearly now!

[@mariarenata3345]

Mark has been an amazing teacher with these class on youtube

[@martinasollazzo1331]

So ... Which one is correct? "Have you checked in your pockets?" Or"Did you check your pockets?" For example .

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Actually, these are both okay. Have you checked you will find more with British speakers and Did you check with Americans.

[@kshamadubey1585]

Have you left from the house or did you leave from the house... which is correct ( if I am asking this question in the evening time to someone to know whether he/she left from a house in the morning) ... Please clear my doubt.

[@romy3332]

Have

[@playbek319]

Как же я обожаю то как он так классно объясняет😍

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Is this Russian?
I can’t read Russian 🥲 😂

[@str.6819]

Good afternoon, if in both tenses they do not have the adverb of time and you do not specify when or where, etc., can I use both regardless of whether it ended just now or seconds ago or hours ago or yesterday or more before?

[@syydahmet]

Can you explain please 'Have you eaten' and 'Did you eat 'phareses

[@syydahmet]

In a nutshell:
- Have you eaten?: Eating is still a possibility
- Did you eat?: The opportunity for eating is passed, whether you took it or not

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I couldn't understand because I was seeing you😍😍😍😍JAJAJAJA

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Wow, it's so clearly now!