Present again, Ma'am! These are my answers to your short quiz. 1. You have visited in London. 2. Lily has not finished her homework. 3. We have eaten at the restaurant. 4. Has it rained today? 5. Miley and Michaela have worked at the bank.6. She has not read the book yet. 7. Have you traveled out of your country? 8 & 9. I have always followed your lessons and tutorials on your RUclips channel because it's a really big help for us who want to learn proper English in terms of writing and speaking. Keep me posted about my answers. Thanks in advance, Teacher Leah!
Hot Papsie, Thanks for your comment. Great job once again!! Here is one comment: Your first sentence doesn't need 'in'. We can just say the country or city that we are talking about right after the verb. So, "You have visited London". You only need 'in' if you are talking about a place you like. For example, "I live in the US". Awesome job!
@@LearningWithLeah Once again, Thank you so much for correcting me on how and what is the best word or preposition to my sentence. I really appreciate your effort and advice on how to progress my English journey. I am the stage of the learning process and I cannot stop learning new things because our life never stops teaching. Have a wonderful day and may God bless us all.
I am going to changes these words. I have visited London. I have not finished my homework. I have eaten at that restaurant. Has it rains today. I have worked at the bank for 10 years. I have not read the book yet. Have I traveled out of the country? I have been learning a lot with you.
Oscar, wonderful job! Thank you so much for your comment. Great job on the quiz :) You only had one mistake! "Has it rains" should say " Has it rained?". We have to use the past tense ('ed') ending with present perfect tense. Thanks Oscar!!
1-I have visited london. 2-Lily hasn't finished her home work. 3- we have just eatten at the restaurant. 4- Has it rained today? I have already understode present perfect. 😁 Thanks a lot.
Can I say I have gone to Europe three times. Instead of saying ( I have been to Europe three times) ? Also what is the difference between between the 2 sentences? Thanks a lot
Great question! You can say use both 'gone' or 'been'. In this example, they are just synonyms meaning you had visited a place. So, there is no difference between the two!
HOMEWORK🔰 You have visited London. Lily has not finished her homework. We have eaten at the restaurant . Has it rain today? Miley and Michaela have worked at the bank for 10years. She has not read the book yet. Have you travelled out of your country? I have had my food just half an hour ago. Have you had your book from the drawer? I have not been there . 😳
Thanks for your homework, Shafqat! You are a faithful student :) Wonderful job! I only have a few things for you to change. "Has it rain" should be "Has it rained..". Remember, we have to have the past tense ending ('ed') when using present perfect tense. Your last two sentences that you made yourself are both grammatically correct! However, other verbs would be better to use. The first sentence would be better if you used the verb 'eat' first. (I have eaten food just a half an hour ago). The second sentence is a little confusing using 'had'. It would be better if you used the verb 'get'. (Have you gotten your book from the drawer?). Let me know if you have any questions!!
Present again, Ma'am! These are my answers to your short quiz.
1. You have visited in London. 2. Lily has not finished her homework. 3. We have eaten at the restaurant. 4. Has it rained today? 5. Miley and Michaela have worked at the bank.6. She has not read the book yet. 7. Have you traveled out of your country? 8 & 9. I have always followed your lessons and tutorials on your RUclips channel because it's a really big help for us who want to learn proper English in terms of writing and speaking. Keep me posted about my answers. Thanks in advance, Teacher Leah!
Hot Papsie,
Thanks for your comment. Great job once again!! Here is one comment:
Your first sentence doesn't need 'in'. We can just say the country or city that we are talking about right after the verb. So, "You have visited London". You only need 'in' if you are talking about a place you like. For example, "I live in the US".
Awesome job!
@@LearningWithLeah Once again, Thank you so much for correcting me on how and what is the best word or preposition to my sentence. I really appreciate your effort and advice on how to progress my English journey. I am the stage of the learning process and I cannot stop learning new things because our life never stops teaching. Have a wonderful day and may God bless us all.
I am going to changes these words. I have visited London.
I have not finished my homework.
I have eaten at that restaurant.
Has it rains today.
I have worked at the bank for 10 years.
I have not read the book yet.
Have I traveled out of the country?
I have been learning a lot with you.
Oscar, wonderful job! Thank you so much for your comment.
Great job on the quiz :) You only had one mistake! "Has it rains" should say " Has it rained?". We have to use the past tense ('ed') ending with present perfect tense.
Thanks Oscar!!
1-I have visited london.
2-Lily hasn't finished her home work.
3- we have just eatten at the restaurant.
4- Has it rained today?
I have already understode present perfect. 😁 Thanks a lot.
Can I say
I have gone to Europe three times. Instead of saying
( I have been to Europe three times) ? Also what is the difference between between the 2 sentences?
Thanks a lot
Great question! You can say use both 'gone' or 'been'. In this example, they are just synonyms meaning you had visited a place. So, there is no difference between the two!
HOMEWORK🔰
You have visited London.
Lily has not finished her homework.
We have eaten at the restaurant .
Has it rain today?
Miley and Michaela have worked at the bank for 10years.
She has not read the book yet.
Have you travelled out of your country?
I have had my food just half an hour ago.
Have you had your book from the drawer?
I have not been there .
😳
Thanks for your homework, Shafqat! You are a faithful student :)
Wonderful job! I only have a few things for you to change.
"Has it rain" should be "Has it rained..". Remember, we have to have the past tense ending ('ed') when using present perfect tense.
Your last two sentences that you made yourself are both grammatically correct! However, other verbs would be better to use. The first sentence would be better if you used the verb 'eat' first. (I have eaten food just a half an hour ago). The second sentence is a little confusing using 'had'. It would be better if you used the verb 'get'. (Have you gotten your book from the drawer?).
Let me know if you have any questions!!
@@LearningWithLeah
Thank u for the feedback!
Keep it up!