¿Pretérito perfecto o presente? ¡La gramática inglesa explicada!

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En esta clase te enseñaré 2 de los tiempos gramaticales más importantes del idioma inglés que los hablantes nativos usan todos los días.

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FOR TODAY❗
1. The present perfect tense says that an action was completed at a time before the present, and the results or consequences of the action are relevant now. The present perfect is formed using the present tense of the verb "to have" and the past participle of the main verb.

2. The past perfect tense says that an action was completed at a time before another action happened in the past. The past perfect is formed using the past tense of the verb "to have" and the past participle of the main verb.

Thank you Sir Kale. God Bless!

[nmg]

What a transformation! It shows that learning how to speak English is possible when you have a positive mindset. I really enjoy seeing people's success stories like this.

[qingxiaoguo]

Handsome teacher with beautiful voice ❤

[cedrickgacuan]

A handsome instructor with clear voice. Your explanation is very clear people may able to understand the difference between these verb tenses. I hope you'll help more people to improve their English speaking skills through the help of this video.

[gianluigiredolfini]

Could not agree more with you Kale - what you are suggesting is exactly how I did learn English: consuming phrases every single day rather than studying grammar rules! You rock dude, don’t stop!

[guitaro]

Finally I will learn English. Thanks you!

[skybm]

Finally, I know the different between them in 13 minutes 😃I had been struggling with present and past perfect for many years.

[ivanovskazhanna]

Finally! Someone got this - no gramma will help you ! Bravo teacher ! I am with u ! Thank you !👍

[FREDY]

I LOVE the way this guy uses this media.

[rjamesdoe]

True! Context is the essential ingredient to apply the tense into the sentence and confirm the time of the event.

[nimeshamadurangi]

I was been confused about these over years. Wow you gave me the right lesson in the right time.

[stefan]

True. Consume phrases helps a lot to increase your skills in the english language. On the other hand you need to practice and you need to have the opportunity to communicate in such language as well. Major key for me at least. But i completely agree to learn a language not by its rules or gramma but phrase which are connected to context. Great explanation. You gained a new follower . Great lessons.

[wilfredguzman]

I've been learning since 5 years ago on my own and everything you say is completely true, i work in tourism area on the galápagos islands and everyday i learn something new as you say, just feeling inmerged into the language

[PF_Health]

PERFECT video. In the past, I had always been confused, but now, I have been educated well on this topic.

[AngelaZihanLi-jshf]

Thank you so much😊 I used to get very confused about all the tenses and will never remember to use the correct tenses in my English composition. It was so complicated when I tried to understand it using logic. After watching your video, I finally understood! Thank you again! You made me realise now simple the whole thing is.😊😊😊

[mariadeleon]

Kale, gracias por tu ayuda. María, tengo 71 años, estoy tratando hablar inglés. Me gustaría volver a empezar con las clases de 300 palabras.

[annamay]

I've been struggling with those tenses so far until I saw this video, it's really helpful 🎉🎉

[TeacherEspe]

I'm an English Teacher in our country, but not really fluent speaking English language 😊...Thank you so much teacher ❤I learned a lot from you're videos... Such as intonation, pronunciation and accent..
God Bless ❤️🙏

[garyl]

I had been using these expressions for years and not knowing the logic, and your explanation is very clear that I really learned a lot. You are a great teacher! Thank you (hope my grammar is correct😅)

[marymerino]

Me encanta cuando nos hablas más inglés, pues te entiendo muy bien