Part 13 || Understanding Present Perfect (Has, Have) vs. Past Perfect (Had) ||

Welcome to today’s lesson on Present Perfect (Has ,Have ) and Past Perfect (Had)! 📚
🔹 Present Perfect: We use this tense to talk about actions that have just finished or have relevance to the present moment. For example:
"I have just finished my homework."
"She has just arrived at the party."
In the Present Perfect, the exact time of the action doesn’t matter. It’s about the connection to the present moment! ⏰
🔹 Past Perfect: This tense refers to actions that were completed before another past action. It’s like looking back even further in the past. For example:
"By the time I arrived, she had already left."
"He had finished his meal before the guests came."
We use the Past Perfect to show which action happened first in the past. 🕰
📌 Key Takeaways:
Present Perfect: Action finished recently, connected to the present.
Past Perfect: Action finished further in the past, before another past action.
Make sure to watch till the end for examples, exercises, and tips to master these tenses. If you're looking to improve your English grammar skills, this video is perfect for you! 🔥
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