The Perfect Aspect

Mark explains the common meaning and focus of all perfect tenses. This video is for students at an upper-intermediate level.

[isaacairoes]

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[hope]

You are the best teacher, that my level of English is very weak, but I understood
I saw more than to explain but you are the best explanation
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[javerale]

he said 2016 and I was like "sir, it's 2019" haha, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[achalakarunanayake]

I have got clear view of perfect tenses even thought this video is short.many thanks from 🇱🇰

[daniana]

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[ClaudiaCavero]

When he said "2016" I thought: damn, we are 2021 ... thanks for the video!

[alexandraarceaguinaga]

Your videos really help me a lot!! thanks!!

[MarthaMacArthur]

Why don't you have subtitles? I would love to offer this video to my students but it violates ADA requirements.

[CreT]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. This helped me  A LOT!

[kertishardha]

thanks sir it might be help me in midterm

[arab_esl]

very strange. the video has published in 2013 and i am watching this video right now. today's date is 2017 and i married last year in 2016 as you mentioned the example in the video. ^_^

[John]

Your arguement for the present perfect does not hold up. Why not just say *Did you see the movie* of course the ever adverb is extra. For a non native speaker of English. You are trying to distinguish what is different between simple past and *Perfect* . I don:t think you have done that here