asking and answering present perfect tense questions

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[@JuanGarcia-gc8gx]

Great lesson because of one of my issue with English has been the contractions. Thanks!

[@gonzalohernandez7745]

Hi Paul!! I have always wanted to know Why some people use WHEN AND HOW OFTEN with the present perfect ?

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[@Yuki_On_Croa]

Can I use "Yes I had" as an alternative of answering the question
on 03:02???

[@IvyHolo]

No. You have to use the same tense. I have read the book.
Have you read the book already?
I am busy.
Are you busy?
I was busy.
Were you busy?
🍕

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[@honeysasan4666]

Nice... helpful video. My question is What has happened to the dog?
The dog has been hit by a bike. or The dog is hit by a bike.

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[@ahmednour1610]

It's interesting , because i believe if you are asking questions in a different tense , the main verb will be in it's normal form right ?
is like present perfect tense an exception in questions ?

[@IvyHolo]

No. You do that with EVERY tense.
I dance. Do you dance?
I'm dancing. Are you dancing?
I have danced. Have you danced?
I've been dancing. Have you been dancing?
I ate. Did you eat?
I was eating. Were you eating?
I had eaten. Had you eaten?
I had been eating. Had you been eating?
I will sing. Will you sing?
I will be singing. Will you be singing?
I will have sung. Will you have sung?
I will have been singing. Will you have been singing? 🍟

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[@parasmazhar5992]

Sir can we use word 'when' for asking questions in present perfect tense?

[@vasylvoina6663]

Please help me to understand which one from the following two questions is correct:
1. Why has Mike moved out of his home?
2. Why did Mike move out of his home?

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[@simonancora9571]

i have a question : when do I have to use HAVE and when do I have to use HAS ? tomorrow I have a English. test pls help me

[@babayaga6312]

Use have with plural, i, you and use has with singular subjects like he, she, it.....
Hope it helps

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