Past Simple & Present Perfect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Confused by English tenses? In this grammar lesson, you'll learn an easy way to tell the difference between the past simple and present perfect. Find out how asking the right question can give you the correct answer simply and quickly. Then take a quiz on the lesson at www.engvid.com/...
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Bro, i have a question please clear this.
My question is :Madam has explained the question type such as :
When did you get engaged ?/married/divorced.
Bro i think when we ask the past tense question ,we should add the present verb For eg :when did you get engage? /marry/divorce.
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I appreciate your explanation. (And please correct me if I'm wrong) The question and it's answer are in present perfect continuous and not present perfect like have you ever wondered... where present perfect tense does not tell a specific time of the action.
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Thank you Rebecca! What about "How long have you been working here?" Is this a correct form of Present Perfect?
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what tense we use for an action with a long duration , completed in the past ?
Thanks for the vid! But I'd like to ask a question. Do you say "been" like "bean" or like "bin?"
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Madam, I am quite confused with the last sentence that you have mentioned "awake". As far as I;m concerned with the tense, has/have + been + ing, that should be awoken. Was it because of passive sentence or ? Could you please clarify more in detail? Thank you!
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A good answer might be "Actually I don't live there anymore," in your answer the "yet" makes it seem like you are going to live in Toronto soon. I hope this helps! :)
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is American Tenses like British Tenses?
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What does it makes if i use " how long had you been out of school " instead of " have you been". Does it mean the action starts past at time and been going and ends at past. Which is completely not relates to the present.
When did you get engaged? Is it right? I mean should I put -ed to that verb? Because we have did already which means that this time is already about the past, so why should I add -ed ? can I say "When did you get engage?"
No you can't. If you 'get' or 'become' something, you need to use the third form of the verb (past participle) to emphasize that it's a status, a condition. You can say "When did you engage?" but it's not that accurate and almost meaningless.
"have you been " to be verb can used only in present perfect continuous or present perfect laso
How long have you taught this media ?
What is the difference between "Have you finished your homework?" and "Did you finish your homework?"
I know that the first one is in the present perfect and the second one is in the simple past..
But ,can you elaborate more & give example of situations to distinguish these two?
Can you make a video particularly for this?
Thanks in advance.
Laura, means the period time until now, today... like I've been in Toronto since november or for 3 months .... You continuous live there, because if you don't live more you need use PAST SIMPLE because the action finished. ... Negative answer use the past simple I lived in Toronto in 2012 .... or 3 years ago... or 4 months ago...
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Can you please tell me what is the difference between "how long have you been working here" and "how long have you been worked"?
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thanks a lot oh sweet teacher. In this lesson, there is good way to use been as third form of{past participial] verb in present perfect and Adjectives like married, engaged etc
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Is it correct to ask " when did you engage?"
past simple is for an action,use ‘when’ to ask question; but present prefect is for a period of time, use ‘ how long have you’ to ask questions
Pls clear my adout for the past simple. When did your graduate, or graduated?
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At last, I understand! please make video about Past Perfect and Present Perfect in the same way!
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Madam,can we we use did+past? I mean to say(when did you get married).In this sentence we already used 'did'.I think we can not have 2 past words in a single sentence unless it is present perfect or past perfect.please clarify...
vikram s no, because the auxiliary did makes the sentence in past as soon the auxiliary is in the sentences we leave the verb in it's original form in this case get...
For future readers : I think it’s a passive word
I think they have used get married because the sentence is in passive form .Am I correct ?
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If it is fact, whether we have to use simple present or simple continues. ..for example pineapple is having high amount of manganese or pineapple has high amount of manganese. ...?
Hi! how you going, let me explain please. if you notice this get is the verb(base form) and engaged is in this case something like a adjetive, you should see the video again, por cierto mi lengua materna es el castellano, el inglés tambien me cuesta esfuerzo aprenderlo, suerte en tu aprendisaje.
When did you get engaged? In past simple you have told that while using did you must use first form of the verb.But here you have used the past form of the verb along with did.Can any one clarify pls ?
I they have used get married because the above sentence is in passive form .Am I correct? If the sentence in active voice then the question will be when did you marry ?
Mam simple past structure = subject + v2 + object and present perfect structure is sub +has /have + been +v3 + obj. ..AM I CORRECT ?
Mam I am confused that if two action made one of just then second that called past perfect . if only one action completed in past so what should we use , past simple or past perfect .
Example one day I had seen that bird
One day I saw that bird . which sentence should be use correct , what is difference in two sentence.
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Thank you teacher for all, but ı have a criticism about the quizzes. The quizzes on the site are very simple, you can find answers automatically.
how do you know If you have the same tense though out the paragraph? If I can figure that out that's all I will need to write better
In your previous video you mentioned to put first form of verb while using did but in this video you have used third form of verb with did........can you pls help on this?
Hi Sam.Rebecca used the verb "'Get" in its first form like "get divorced". The main verb is'"Get" not "Divorced'. The word "Divorced" here is an adjective.
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If someone ask me "how long have you been in Toronto?" Means that he thinks that i'm STILL in Toronto? If yes, how could be a possible negative answer? "Actually I don't live there yet" would be ok?