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.
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?
I have never met a teacher who explains it so well before. you explain perfectly sir
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Any time 😎
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You are really good Mark.
Nice teacher, you remind me when I learnt english with American people hehehe... thanks Mr. for your help!
Wow, it's so clearly now!
Mark has been an amazing teacher with these class on youtube
So ... Which one is correct? "Have you checked in your pockets?" Or"Did you check your pockets?" For example .
Actually, these are both okay. Have you checked you will find more with British speakers and Did you check with Americans.
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.
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Как же я обожаю то как он так классно объясняет😍
Is this Russian?
I can’t read Russian 🥲 😂
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?
Can you explain please 'Have you eaten' and 'Did you eat 'phareses
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
I couldn't understand because I was seeing you😍😍😍😍JAJAJAJA
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Wow, it's so clearly now!