Present Perfect Tense | ESL Grammar Lessons | EasyTeaching

It can be tempting to use simple past tense in place of present perfect tense. It’s important that we don’t. In this video, we’ll look at why present perfect is important, how we form it, and five situations it's used.

[rahimrajpoot]

Study, oh study, you relentless taskmaster. You never fail to suck the joy out of life with your never-ending demands and endless hours of work. You're like that annoying relative who just won't leave you alone, always lingering in the background, reminding you of all the things you haven't done yet. You're the reason why people have mental breakdowns and stress-induced hair loss. But hey, thanks for making us all smarter, I guess.

[kimloan]

Your teaching and explanation was too perfect, Thanks! <3

[rahimrajpoot]

Studying is like a dimly lit room - you never know what you'll find lurking in the shadows.

[sadiaamar]

this is a perfect thing thanks for making such a good channel you have explained so well we should try to watch these types of informative videos which teach us good excellent not those stupid social media

[cabdihaybe]

I hope you did wrong in question.[2]
Should be like this.
She has gone to Italy twice this year.

[JamaniTJohnson]

1. Last Saturday, I swam in the pool.
2. She has gone to Italy twice this year.
3. I haven't heard their latest song yet.
4. She recorded 3 times last week.
5. We are worried. We haven't seen Bingo since Thursday.
6. My niece has grown a lot this year.

I'm finished with my quiz.

[JamaniTJohnson]

Here is my own sentence: I have taken out the trash in the front yard this morning.

[wwewiwhs]

I haven't finished my homework
I have studied english today
I have drunk my water for 25"
I have grown 2 cm today
I have been in hospital b\c i have some tension

[AbdelmagiedKhalid]

OK but my question is if the word yet can be used is That mean the sentence change into present perfect or it's already present perfect

[SaiSai-nrvk]

My mom left at 6a.m but she has not arrived yet. Am i right?

[DreamBig_]

thanks i love you now i understand for my exam

[AbdelmagiedKhalid]

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[Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

Extremely confusing. I have been speaking English for years, i still cannot perfectly control the language. I don't even understand the point of multiple types of past. I forgot or i have forgotten? He left or he has left? Best i ever saw or i have ever seen? That's the last thing i need to crack in the English language and it's extremely difficult. All the explanations i ever get, even in this video are NOT helpful. I am starting to believe there is no correct way, use as you please because all the explanations make no sense. Still waiting for a good teacher to actually, for real explain it to me. All the explanations you give in the video are VERY simple. No video ever goes into detail. And after talking English for 15 years i am not patient enough to watch your videos and videos after videos, i am literally waiting for an explanation once and for all. Cut those long sentances in half and use just the first half and let's see how that works cause that's how people talk. Without: so far, this year, yet and so on. Explain that.