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It will be more useful if you demonstrate the tenses in an sequencing order of event. Eg, past perfect > simple past > present simple/continuous > simple future/continuous > future perfect > future perfect continuous...etc. Non-natives have less problem with conjugating verbs but using them correctly.
Categorized by talking TENSE, there are two groups of English web teachers. Group A say English has totally 12 tenses including Present (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous), Past (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous) and Future (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous). Group B say English has totally 16 tenses, other than the above 12 tenses, there are Conditional (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous). I have checked Wikipedia, it says English has 12 tenses, and “Conditional” is one of moods. I agree with Wikipedia. Firstly, TENSE describes TIME, “Conditional” is not TIME. Secondly, if we place “Conditional / Virtuality” in the PAST to form 4 additional tenses, there is no reason why we cannot place “Conditional / Virtuality” in the FUTURE to form another 4 additional tenses. Anyone has comment? Welcome.
You have explained everything in a nice way...but you should have told about tenses like... 1. Past Future Tense: I said that I would sing in the afternoon. 2. Past Future Continuous Tense: I said that I would be singing for the whole day.
Thank you very much sir, this video is really very useful for those who are struggling with Tenses, it really gives a perfect and complete concept of Tenses.
good video, but can you explain in the future perfect, how (will) comes before (have), and then how the word study comes with (ed), i hope u can see the comment
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The video doesn't satisfy what it claims(Master ALL TENSES in 30 Minutes) (40 minutes and 10 tenses...the future perfect and the future perfect continuous are missing)
@@НатаТата-е6щ Why what?? Why future perfect and future perfect continuos are missing?? Who da hell knows! Why they are almost 40 minutes instade of 30 as the title say?? Who da hell knows neither! why whaat?
I JUST WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE FUTURE TENSE WOULD BE PERFECT OR CONTINUOUS ? IF THE FUTURE WORK HAS NOT HAPPENED HOW IT COULD BE PERFECT OR CONTINUOUS? CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON THIS ?
It isn't saying what is done, but what will happen. Future Continuous: For example, if you enroll in an English course, you are not currently studying English, but you WILL BE studying. So, if it starts on Monday, you will have been studying on Tuesady. Any date after the start date in the future! Basically an action that will be done in the future, but currently isn't done, or isn't yet complete A good example would be like this: You enrolled in yoga two years ago. So, you could say, "I will have attended yoga for three years in a year. It is basically something you will do at a later date. Examples: You pick up a fitness program. "I will have been attending for three years nect Saturday." You will have attended it for an amount of time. Future Perfect: This is a project that you will have completed, but it isn't completed in the present. Example: Your teacher tells you that she needs all your homework in by the next Monday. You plan to have finished the homework when Monday comes, so you say, "I will have finished the homework on Monday." In the future tenses, you are speaking about the future. Future simple is something that you will do, but it is one action. Future Perfect is an action you will have completed an action before a date further in the future [If it's Saturday, and you plan to feed the dog on Monday, you will have fed the dog on Monday. Future continuous is an action that you will continue to do at a later date. Such as yoga or something that isn't a single action, but you will have been doing it for sometime. I hope this helps, God bless!!❤🙏
The word "will" can be used as "would" , "could", and "should". Also the words "can" and "do ( does)" have been use interchangeably as I have heard of it before.
Like in the cases of past simple and present simple, S+ to be; is there no S+ to be form in future simple ? I want to get clarified the form of this sentence"He will be here soon."
Hi sir, u r doing great work for studrnts. Plz keep it up. I have one question: whta comes next? What happened? Plz explain it why we don't use a helping verb in above sentences. Plz reply me
Good question. In the first one, we use the simple present for things that are part of a routine. Mondays I go to the zoo with my son. When you're asking "What comes next?" you are saying there is a fixed procedure, and you are asking what come next in that procedure. It's like a routine. "What happened?" is a basic simple past. An action or event occurred in the past and is now over. No helping verb is needed.
Thanks sir for ur kind reply. But I'm still unable to grasp it. As a grammar rule we are taught in direct speech we use helping verbs in interrogative sentences. This is what making confusion for me.
Hi, I'm writing a 180-Hour Higher Certificate in TESOL and I'm referencing various videos within the course for trainees to watch to learn more. Is it OK for me to include a link in my course for TEFL Lemon trainees to learn more about tenses?
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Your present simple tense is a bit misleading. Present simple tense usually describes habits, routines or something that is always the case. Therefore, the line at the top better explains it than the diamond shape. Past and future simple tenses usually describe events. Therefore, the diamond shapes are appropriate to represent them, but not the line at the top. Practically speaking, to describe an event in the present, present continuous is more appropriate than present simple. This makes the system more confusing, but that is just the way it is.
'Been' indicates continuity - that the action is done continuously(nonstop) over a period OR that the action is done repeatedly over a period. In your sentence, losing a job can only happen once and at one instant. You cannot lose the same job repeatedly. You cannot lose a job nonstop over a period of time. So using 'been' doesn't really make sense in your sentence. Hope this helps :)
I remember the word "shall" had been considered old-fashioned to many people. This is because the listener think the speaker is singing when they could have been talking.
3:18 Present simple tense
7:28 Present continuous tense
10:39 Present perfect tense
14:06 Present perfect continuous tense
16:47 Past simple tense
20:28 Past continuous tense
24:42 Past perfect tense
28:29 Past perfect continuous tense
31:30 Future simple tense
35:02 Future continuous tense
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It will be more useful if you demonstrate the tenses in an sequencing order of event. Eg, past perfect > simple past > present simple/continuous > simple future/continuous > future perfect > future perfect continuous...etc. Non-natives have less problem with conjugating verbs but using them correctly.
Great suggestion!
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I am learner, all tenses are in this video so have been too easy for the learn. Thank you sir
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Usage of tenses
7:25 present simple
10:34 present continuous
14:05 present perfect
16:43 present perfect continuous
20:24 past simple
24:40 past continuous
28:25 past perfect
31:03 past perfect continuous + 31:31
35:01 future simple
39:40 future continuous
what about future perfect and future perfect continuous?
Superlative example of simple, clear explanation. No distracting gimmicks or excessive chat. Thanks
Categorized by talking TENSE, there are two groups of English web teachers.
Group A say English has totally 12 tenses including Present (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous), Past (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous) and Future (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous).
Group B say English has totally 16 tenses, other than the above 12 tenses, there are Conditional (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous).
I have checked Wikipedia, it says English has 12 tenses, and “Conditional” is one of moods.
I agree with Wikipedia. Firstly, TENSE describes TIME, “Conditional” is not TIME. Secondly, if we place “Conditional / Virtuality” in the PAST to form 4 additional tenses, there is no reason why we cannot place “Conditional / Virtuality” in the FUTURE to form another 4 additional tenses.
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You have explained everything in a nice way...but you should have told about tenses like...
1. Past Future Tense: I said that I would sing in the afternoon.
2. Past Future Continuous Tense: I said that I would be singing for the whole day.
This is correct use of past perfect
Thank you very much sir, this video is really very useful for those who are struggling with Tenses, it really gives a perfect and complete concept of Tenses.
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In perfect present tense why we use (been) ? We use been in perfect continuous tense. I wait your good reply.
The verb been is the past participle of the verb be, remember when he says I have been to England, subject + have/has + part participle
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good video, but can you explain in the future perfect, how (will) comes before (have), and then how the word study comes with (ed), i hope u can see the comment
You've got it. Will + have + verb + -ed (with "study," y changes to i.
@@7ESLLearningEnglish Could please share video for future perfect and future perfect continuous?
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am i the only one who felt betrayed when the video was actually 40 mins rather than 30....
Yes ! until I realised that it helped me a lot.
Its actually less than 30 minutes if you change the playback speed to 3x
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It's really nice way to learn every tenses
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The video doesn't satisfy what it claims(Master ALL TENSES in 30 Minutes)
(40 minutes and 10 tenses...the future perfect and the future perfect continuous are missing)
Could you explain why? Please.
@@НатаТата-е6щ Why what?? Why future perfect and future perfect continuos are missing?? Who da hell knows! Why they are almost 40 minutes instade of 30 as the title say?? Who da hell knows neither! why whaat?
I JUST WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE FUTURE TENSE WOULD BE PERFECT OR CONTINUOUS ? IF THE FUTURE WORK HAS NOT HAPPENED HOW IT COULD BE PERFECT OR CONTINUOUS? CAN ANYONE HELP ME ON THIS ?
It isn't saying what is done, but what will happen.
Future Continuous:
For example, if you enroll in an English course, you are not currently studying English, but you WILL BE studying. So, if it starts on Monday, you will have been studying on Tuesady. Any date after the start date in the future!
Basically an action that will be done in the future, but currently isn't done, or isn't yet complete
A good example would be like this:
You enrolled in yoga two years ago. So, you could say, "I will have attended yoga for three years in a year.
It is basically something you will do at a later date.
Examples:
You pick up a fitness program.
"I will have been attending for three years nect Saturday."
You will have attended it for an amount of time.
Future Perfect:
This is a project that you will have completed, but it isn't completed in the present.
Example:
Your teacher tells you that she needs all your homework in by the next Monday.
You plan to have finished the homework when Monday comes, so you say, "I will have finished the homework on Monday."
In the future tenses, you are speaking about the future.
Future simple is something that you will do, but it is one action.
Future Perfect is an action you will have completed an action before a date further in the future [If it's Saturday, and you plan to feed the dog on Monday, you will have fed the dog on Monday.
Future continuous is an action that you will continue to do at a later date. Such as yoga or something that isn't a single action, but you will have been doing it for sometime.
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Stories and essays should be written in which tense?
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Thanks but how about future perfect tense ?
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This video is long but have very good explanation of the topic tences ...
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lacking in this video:
future perfect tense/usage
future perfect continuous tense/usage
still a good video. thanks
Yes, we should have added those. But they are rather rare in ordinary usage.
The word "will" can be used as "would" , "could", and "should". Also the words "can" and "do ( does)" have been use interchangeably as I have heard of it before.
I can't get past raining being spelled incorrectly ... xD
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Like in the cases of past simple and present simple, S+ to be; is there no S+ to be form in future simple ?
I want to get clarified the form of this sentence"He will be here soon."
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There are a few rare ones that are missing, but basically it's complete.
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Hi sir, u r doing great work for studrnts. Plz keep it up. I have one question: whta comes next?
What happened?
Plz explain it why we don't use a helping verb in above sentences. Plz reply me
Good question. In the first one, we use the simple present for things that are part of a routine. Mondays I go to the zoo with my son. When you're asking "What comes next?" you are saying there is a fixed procedure, and you are asking what come next in that procedure. It's like a routine.
"What happened?" is a basic simple past. An action or event occurred in the past and is now over. No helping verb is needed.
Thanks sir for ur kind reply. But I'm still unable to grasp it. As a grammar rule we are taught in direct speech we use helping verbs in interrogative sentences. This is what making confusion for me.
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Hi, I'm writing a 180-Hour Higher Certificate in TESOL and I'm referencing various videos within the course for trainees to watch to learn more. Is it OK for me to include a link in my course for TEFL Lemon trainees to learn more about tenses?
Sure, that's fine! Thank you.
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For basic students this video could be confusing. I recommend you learning step by step.
Topic: all tenses in 30m
Reall: 40m
man these videos are helping me a lot. I used to have problems with grammatical tenses, but not yet.
Great! It's the single most difficult aspect of English.
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Your present simple tense is a bit misleading. Present simple tense usually describes habits, routines or something that is always the case. Therefore, the line at the top better explains it than the diamond shape. Past and future simple tenses usually describe events. Therefore, the diamond shapes are appropriate to represent them, but not the line at the top. Practically speaking, to describe an event in the present, present continuous is more appropriate than present simple. This makes the system more confusing, but that is just the way it is.
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What is the meaning of "with non-progressive". And in the sentence "he had a small cottage in the wood",why not replace the word "had" with "has".
In present perfect tense why didn't you used ' been' in this sentence . I have already lost a job
'Been' indicates continuity - that the action is done continuously(nonstop) over a period OR that the action is done repeatedly over a period.
In your sentence, losing a job can only happen once and at one instant. You cannot lose the same job repeatedly. You cannot lose a job nonstop over a period of time. So using 'been' doesn't really make sense in your sentence. Hope this helps :)
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I remember the word "shall" had been considered old-fashioned to many people. This is because the listener think the speaker is singing when they could have been talking.