Present Perfect or Past Simple in English?

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Chapters 🧭
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Understanding the Present Perfect
05:34 - Exploring the Past Simple
08:40 - Comparative Examples
15:35 - Conclusion

[@lisevaillancourt9673]

I appreciated this clear reminder grammatical

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Great!

[@RENEFERNANDKAPTUETAMO]

It's was very interesting for me. Thank you very much 🙏🏽

[@vjcalypso]

Thank you, James! That was helpful! I appreciated the examples in both tenses

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad it was helpful! I think you meant "Dan" ;).

[@teddyomatuku]

Je vous comprends très bien.

[@mercimerci779]

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[@nathaliesaget6320]

These videos in English are very pleasant. Many thanks James for this review. You speak very clearly

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Many thanks!

[@Valerie-qh8ct]

Thank you very much James for these explanations 👍! It helps me a lot.

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad to hear that! I think you meant Dan ;).

[@michelelecernois]

Thank you James for this lesson !

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You're welcome!

[@MaryseAlbers]

Thanks for this clear grammatical reminder

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad it was helpful!

[@luciepetit6977]

Thank you James, it’s very clear 👍

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad it was helpful! I think you meant Dan ;).

[@luciepetit6977]

@@ispeakspokespoken_en, Sorry Dan,🤭

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

@@luciepetit6977 No worries!

[@valeriepoirrier5705]

Very clear ! Thanks a lot !!

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You are welcome!

[@marienoellepelissier6697]

thanks for this lesson very clear, i have unterstood all that you have said , your accent and your clearly expression is really easy

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad to hear that!

[@sabrinamilleville2659]

Thank you. This video is so hepful.

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Glad it was helpful!

[@venureddy5050]

Thankyou, you cleared my doubt

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

My pleasure!

[@veroniquelehoucq6775]

Bonjour, on est le soir et je décris ma journée....quel temps employer. Pouvez-vous m’éclairer. Merci d’avance.

[@matthd2510]

D'après la majorité des livres de grammaire que j'ai consultés, si l'on change de moment dans la journée (matin, après-midi et soirée par exemple) et que l'on souhaite parler de la période précédente, il faut utiliser le simple past. En revanche ,quand on est toujours le matin ou l'après-midi ou la soirée, il faut utiliser le present perfect. Cependant, en posant la question à des "native speakers" ils ne partagent pas toujours le point de vue des grammairiens :)

[@evedupas7498]

Trop vite pour moi😢

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

You can slow down the speed of the video!

[@agnesguyomard4508]

too quickly for me

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

Duly noted!

[@josselynelecourt1901]

Il parle trop vite

[@ispeakspokespoken_en]

You can slow down the speed of the video if necessary!