If you’d like to learn about all 12 English tenses, you can download my 61-page info pack here: ko-fi.com/s/b66bf4d984 I created this resource to help you supplement your studies and to make learning the tenses as simple as possible 😊 .
Thank you ma'am.. new subscriber here I have been subscribing you in a weeks from now. I have subscribed your channel. Is it correct? Thank you for the response.
Your lessons are jewels on the RUclips sea. The quality of the explanations in association with superb editing makes for brilliant content. Keep up the awesome work!
😃You might also like: 👉PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE: ruclips.net/video/vM5trdispow/видео.html 👉FUTURE PERFECT or FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: ruclips.net/video/SC0ZhwnO534/видео.html
Yeah,same..can u plz make more videos for past and future perfect amd comtinuius and other temses too. My ielts yeacher told me,we use have for specific period of time
Honestly, I really like your presentation style and I learned a lot from you the difference between PPS & PPC. I’ve been teaching English as a foreign language for 13 years but I still had questions in mind about them. Luckily, your video took the questions out from my mind. Thanks a lot.
Her information is incorrect. Keep studying! She stated that "Present Perfect" tense describes an action that has began and completed in the past. That is wrong. If I state, "I have gone to the store." that is "Present Perfect" tense, but I have NOT yet returned -- so the action is incomplete at present. The tense can be present perfect but the action could be unfinished or finished.
@@WyMustIGoI've been studying English for a long time but I'm still confused about the difference between these tenses. Can you explain the difference
I've been watching multiple videos about the differences between those two tenses, and yet, this is the best one I've watched .. I like the way you explain, you very easily make complex things so simple through giving examples nicely and clearly as well as in a fun way .. Thank you so much
Hey Arnel I am a polyglot and I need to get through the basics again every now and then because I feel little insecurities when I'm not working on English for a longer period. Just found out your videos are perfect for this purpose! Thank you 😊
If I could nominate you for teacher of the year, I would. You have had to do so many special things to help me learn the material this semester/year. I am grateful to you
Thanks a lot Arnel. I'm an English teacher in Iran and it's really hard to explain the differences between some tenses to my students. If it is possible for you please put more videos of contrasting the tenses . Because learning a new language from a native speaker is really fascinating and it will stick to our minds with tangible examples. Again thanks for your great explanations ⚘
Thank you for sharing. I have been learning English for 6 months. I didn't understand in different between present perfect and present perfect continuous tense before watching your lesson . But now I understand for sure.
Brilliant! As a native speaking English teacher it can be tough to know how to explain things like this, but your video is fantastically clear! Thank you so much!
After my sixteen years of education I have understood how to use tenses only from you mam. Thank you so much for your valueable time that your spending on teaching us❤
Wowwww, this lesson was the best of all. I finally understood the meanings and usages of these tenses. Can't thank you enough!!! You are an incredible teacher!! Keep with the amazing job it has been so helpful. Best wishes! 🌸
I’m doing my CELTA course and really appreciate these videos, your presentation style and grading is fantastic, it’s given me some great observations and ideas about how to present myself better to students. Keep up the good work!
Today I’ve been watching a lot of videos about this topic, and let me tell you this one has one the best if not THE BEST explanations. This is gold. Thank you so much!
Your explanations were crystal clear! Thank you for aiding our confusions about this. I have looked videos like this before but this one was the most simple of them all. I’m a new subscriber!❤️
I have been watching all your videos and it has worth watching it. You have explained well and I highly recommend to the listeners all your videos . Thank you!
Thank you for creating such a great environment to learn and where we were encouraged to express our own thoughts and opinions. I am grateful to all your passion and kindness. Cheers.
Arnel, thank you so much for all these videos. You are really, really good. I'm an experienced English teacher and believe me, I've seen a lot of RUclips channels, yours is one of the best. Well explained in a simple way with lots of visuals and examples.
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I have tried many times to understand between PP and PPC, finslly i finished this hard work. I have been watching your channel not much time, but now i know i need to visit this channel as often as possible. Thank you so much, Arnel. I'll be back. 😎
Oh my goodness! Finally, my confusion about these two tenses has ended. Thank you so much!!! PS. If u could teach us which situation we should use present simple tense or past tense I would be so grateful because I've always been confusing when to use them
Splendid! I found one video while searching. Now I've been watching all the lessons with great passion and love. May your channel reach to pinnacle of success.
I didn't know the difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, until I watched your video. Thank you very much! ❤️ From Brazil 🇧🇷
This video was a RUclips recommendation and I'm enjoying it a lot. It's like the RUclips read my mind. The way you teach us is easy to understand. By the way, I've subscribed to your youTube channel :)
@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish now I can understand british people why do they prefer to listen russian accent from russian an so on from other native speakers. I appreciate your beautifull accent, it is terrific and perfectly combines with chinees origin manners. I am happy I have watched your video. Good luck and be well, dear Armel!
My Italian students at Bologna University will appreciate this. The present perfect continuous doesn't really exist in Italian and so it's hard for them to get their heads around it! Thanks.
With "I've been breaking my foot", I can kind of imagine a person hammering his/her foot for hours and still doing it because the foot is not completely smashed, lol. Anyway, Thanks a lot for this video. I've learnt a lot on how to teach these two tenses to my students.
Thanks Arnel. You have presented these tenses so well that I have understood them them perfectly! I appreciate all your effort and commitments in doing them!
You can´t help yourself being perfect, can you? lol lol lol . I can see your future here on youtube. You are gonna rock if you keep on being so kind,lovely and passionate while teaching lessons about the English Language. You are not teaching. You are reading our minds by helping us to see beyond. That´s your beauty,that´s your gift . Keep rising "shining star"...just keep rising.
Hi, Arnel! Thank you, very good lesson! It would be nice if you made a lesson about passive! For me, it is a little bit difficult to understand how to use different passive tenses. For example "the castle was built in the 13th-century" vs. "the castle was being built in the 13th-century" What is the difference? With kind regards, Ari.
Your lessons about tenses are the best lessons I have ever seen about tenses. You have a very nice way to explain tenses. It's so clear and fun! Thanks a lot!
I've just found your channel. Great content. Arnel, what a beautiful name, it's quite interesting, as is your accent? It doesn't seem to be American, neither does it feel like British RP.
@Arnel: "I've lived in the UK for over 10 years now" that means you are living in the UK now or you no longer live there? In this sentence you have the word "now" so I can't figure out the meaning.
Why the word "prefer" is stative verb? Its do not clear for me. Google translate version: Why is the word "prefer" a verb name? I do not understand this.
"prefer" is about a fact, not about a process. All stative verbs are about facts, and all action verbs are about processes. So "I think" means "I believe" or "I have an opinion" which is a fact and "I'm thinking" means "I'm in a process of thinking (on/about some problem)" which is good too, So as you see some verbs can also be stative and action ones, but their meanings are different in this case. "I think" and "I'm thinking" mean different things. "I prefer" is a fact, "I'm preferring" is "I'm in a process of preferring" which sounds awkward.
@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish I have loved you all my life...it could also mean by context that now in the present I no longer love you...am I right? My pleasure... excellent ... greetings...
Arnel before i wacth this,I've watched your lesson about present perfect.i need study hard on this case,it's made stress me out. But i won't give up to achieve what i want. You are splendid, arnel.
Incorrect! You stated that "Present Perfect" tense describes an action that has began and completed in the past. That is wrong. If I state, "I have gone to the store." that is "Present Perfect" tense, but I have NOT yet returned -- so the action is incomplete at present. The tense can be present perfect but the action could be unfinished or finished.
I've never understood these tenses better than now! I'll have an exam soon and this helped me a lot! I couldn't tahank you more! Keep going like that, you're making our lives easier. God bless you!
You nailed this lesson Arnel. it's also worth noting that we choose the present perfect simple rather than the continuous to emphasize that something isn't short term: -simple: I've worked her most of my life. (long term) -continuous: I've been working here for just a few days. (short term). we can also choose the continuous to stress that something is repeated: -continuous: I've been using the swimming pool since we moved into this neighborhood. (repeated) -simple: I've used the swimming pool since we moved into this neighborhood. (one or two occasions)
If you’d like to learn about all 12 English tenses, you can download my 61-page info pack here: ko-fi.com/s/b66bf4d984
I created this resource to help you supplement your studies and to make learning the tenses as simple as possible 😊 .
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Your lessons are jewels on the RUclips sea.
The quality of the explanations in association with superb editing makes for brilliant content. Keep up the awesome work!
😃You might also like:
👉PRESENT PERFECT or PAST SIMPLE: ruclips.net/video/vM5trdispow/видео.html
👉FUTURE PERFECT or FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS: ruclips.net/video/SC0ZhwnO534/видео.html
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I have been breaking my bones. It is possible if you are being held captive in a torture chamber .
I've been trying to learn how to use these verbs for a long time, but now you made it clear. Thank you teacher!! 🙏😊
I'm so happy it's clear now! :)
Yeah,same..can u plz make more videos for past and future perfect amd comtinuius and other temses too.
My ielts yeacher told me,we use have for specific period of time
Honestly, I really like your presentation style and I learned a lot from you the difference between PPS & PPC. I’ve been teaching English as a foreign language for 13 years but I still had questions in mind about them. Luckily, your video took the questions out from my mind. Thanks a lot.
Her information is incorrect. Keep studying!
She stated that "Present Perfect" tense describes an action that has began and completed in the past. That is wrong. If I state, "I have gone to the store." that is "Present Perfect" tense, but I have NOT yet returned -- so the action is incomplete at present. The tense can be present perfect but the action could be unfinished or finished.
@@WyMustIGoI've been studying English for a long time but I'm still confused about the difference between these tenses. Can you explain the difference
I'm Filipino, we've learned English since grade school and now I've been using it to my work.
Hi
High school ??
Doesn't it fit better here "I'm using it for my work"? Its a real question, bc. Im really confused and would mostly like to swear...
@@RSLMVboth work.
I've been learning English for 20 years, but these lessons help me a lot. I've closed this topic, thanks for the video!
We cannot thank you enough for this lesson 😀 it is priceless ❤ just in the right time
Thank you so much Yuki! I'm glad you enjoyed this lesson :) :)
I'm looking forward to the next great videos.
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I've been watching multiple videos about the differences between those two tenses, and yet, this is the best one I've watched .. I like the way you explain, you very easily make complex things so simple through giving examples nicely and clearly as well as in a fun way .. Thank you so much
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Hey Arnel I am a polyglot and I need to get through the basics again every now and then because I feel little insecurities when I'm not working on English for a longer period. Just found out your videos are perfect for this purpose! Thank you 😊
I've been here on this channel for over 5 months, and I like it a lot.
I would like to thank you by the best way you teach us.
Thanks a lot! That's a great lesson, this topic is so confusing, but you've made it clear =)
That's great to hear! Thank you :)
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yes, it were really confusing. and it's really clear.
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This is very helpful lesson, and I like the way of explaining, you are very patient
If I could nominate you for teacher of the year, I would. You have had to do so many special things to help me learn the material this semester/year. I am grateful to you
Thanks a lot Arnel.
I'm an English teacher in Iran and it's really hard to explain the differences between some tenses to my students.
If it is possible for you please put more videos of contrasting the tenses .
Because learning a new language from a native speaker is really fascinating and it will stick to our minds with tangible examples.
Again thanks for your great explanations ⚘
Hi Arnel! I am a Filipino and your lessons are so helpful. I've been learning from them. thank you
Thank you for sharing.
I have been learning English for 6 months.
I didn't understand in different between present perfect and present perfect continuous tense before watching your lesson . But now I understand for sure.
the way how u talk is so cute i don't feel boring when i studying with u ❤️❤️thank you 😘✨
Brilliant! As a native speaking English teacher it can be tough to know how to explain things like this, but your video is fantastically clear! Thank you so much!
By far the best explanation of these two tenses. Now i finally fully understand the difference. Thank you. Oh, and you look gorgeous btw :)
After my sixteen years of education I have understood how to use tenses only from you mam. Thank you so much for your valueable time that your spending on teaching us❤
Arnel you are a really good teacher. Your video is very clear and you are so kind! Congratulations!!! Thanks a lot!
You was the one teacher who could explain this in a clear way
You are just perfect..... The way you teach is incredible....Thanks so much for starting a RUclips channel
I'm a Brazilian student and I've never seen a teacher like you before.
You are a very good teacher, Arnel. Thank you for existing.
I have been learning English with you for 3 years. I have learned many things from you. Thank you Arnel.
Today's video has been as clear as glass, your way to communicate is very direct and clear so the results must be good, Cheerio!
I've been watching lots of videos about those tenses and this is the best videos i've ever watched because i can easily understand. Thank you!
Wowwww, this lesson was the best of all. I finally understood the meanings and usages of these tenses. Can't thank you enough!!! You are an incredible teacher!! Keep with the amazing job it has been so helpful. Best wishes! 🌸
That's wonderful! I'm so happy to hear that this lesson helped you. Thank you :)
I've watched several teachers teaching, you are the best one! Many thanks!
One day u will be one of the biggest, youtuber ur teaching style is incredible.
No words are enough to compliment you.
I'm iranian. I have been wacthin your videos. You are a good teacher.
Thank you. 13:51
I’m doing my CELTA course and really appreciate these videos, your presentation style and grading is fantastic, it’s given me some great observations and ideas about how to present myself better to students. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! I'm really happy to hear these videos are helpful. Good luck with your CELTA :)
Today I’ve been watching a lot of videos about this topic, and let me tell you this one has one the best if not THE BEST explanations. This is gold. Thank you so much!
I like your presentation! It's not boring and very easy to understand. :)
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Your explanations were crystal clear! Thank you for aiding our confusions about this. I have looked videos like this before but this one was the most simple of them all. I’m a new subscriber!❤️
Thank you so much for subscribing to my channel Sheri! I'm so happy to hear that this lesson made things clear for you. :) :)
I have been watching all your videos and it has worth watching it. You have explained well and I highly recommend to the listeners all your videos . Thank you!
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Thank you for creating such a great environment to learn and where we were encouraged to express our own thoughts and opinions. I am grateful to all your passion and kindness.
Cheers.
This is literally the clearest explanation I've ever seen
Arnel, thank you so much for all these videos. You are really, really good. I'm an experienced English teacher and believe me, I've seen a lot of RUclips channels, yours is one of the best. Well explained in a simple way with lots of visuals and examples.
Thank you so much for your nice comment! It's always nice hearing from other teachers! :) :)
So, welcome to this channel even if you are an English teacher.😁
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I have been looking for a great teacher for a long time.
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THIS IS AMAZING!I HAVE WACHED THIS 21 OR 20 TIMES!I KNOW GHIS LESSON SO GOOD NOW,I GET A+ EVERYDAY!
I have tried many times to understand between PP and PPC, finslly i finished this hard work. I have been watching your channel not much time, but now i know i need to visit this channel as often as possible. Thank you so much, Arnel.
I'll be back. 😎
I'm so happy this lesson helped you! Definitely come back ;) ;)
You deserve millions and millions of followers. You're amazing! (From Brazil)
That's so kind! Thank you very much :) :)
This is the clearest video about this topic I've ever seen! Thank you so much
Oh my goodness! Finally, my confusion about these two tenses has ended. Thank you so much!!!
PS. If u could teach us which situation we should use present simple tense or past tense I would be so grateful because I've always been confusing when to use them
I'm glad this video was helpful! Yes, I definitely need to make more lessons on tenses :) :)
Splendid! I found one video while searching. Now I've been watching all the lessons with great passion and love. May your channel reach to pinnacle of success.
That was so amazing , thanks for sharing it. I've watched alot of videos about this subject and this video absolutely was the best one💗🎉
I didn't know the difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, until I watched your video. Thank you very much! ❤️ From Brazil 🇧🇷
This video was a RUclips recommendation and I'm enjoying it a lot. It's like the RUclips read my mind. The way you teach us is easy to understand. By the way, I've subscribed to your youTube channel :)
Thank you so much for subscribing to my channel! And I'm really happy this lesson was easy to understand :) :)
@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish now I can understand british people why do they prefer to listen russian accent from russian an so on from other native speakers. I appreciate your beautifull accent, it is terrific and perfectly combines with chinees origin manners. I am happy I have watched your video. Good luck and be well, dear Armel!
You are absolutely the best English teacher. thanks a lot
Thank you! Love the way you've simplified it!
Glad it was helpful! You're welcome Divya! :)
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I've watched this lesson...so amazing, detail, easy to know. I'm going to watch ur videos if you upload it again. Thanks 🙏
The BEST explanation that I've seen on RUclips so far...Thanks dear.
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Thank you so much Burak! That's great to hear :) :)
Most of the teachers are not themselves cleared about this concept. Which has been explained by you very clearly.
Oh, thanks for the class! It was really helpful!
You have been the best teacher in the RUclips. Thank you so much for clarifying my doubts.
My Italian students at Bologna University will appreciate this. The present perfect continuous doesn't really exist in Italian and so it's hard for them to get their heads around it! Thanks.
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With "I've been breaking my foot", I can kind of imagine a person hammering his/her foot for hours and still doing it because the foot is not completely smashed, lol.
Anyway, Thanks a lot for this video. I've learnt a lot on how to teach these two tenses to my students.
That's exactly what "I've been breaking my foot" would mean! ;)
I'm so happy this lesson was helpful, thank you :)
Thanks Arnel. You have presented these tenses so well that I have understood them them perfectly! I appreciate all your effort and commitments in doing them!
You can´t help yourself being perfect, can you? lol lol lol . I can see your future here on youtube. You are gonna rock if you keep on being so kind,lovely and passionate while teaching lessons about the English Language. You are not teaching. You are reading our minds by helping us to see beyond. That´s your beauty,that´s your gift . Keep rising "shining star"...just keep rising.
The first time I understood the present perfect and the present perfect continuous.
Thank you
So helpful your videos.😊
Hi, Arnel! Thank you, very good lesson! It would be nice if you made a lesson about passive! For me, it is a little bit difficult to understand how to use different passive tenses. For example "the castle was built in the 13th-century" vs. "the castle was being built in the 13th-century" What is the difference? With kind regards, Ari.
I've just watched this video now, and it really helped me to understand the difference between two tenses. Thank you.
Please do the same with past perfect and past present continuous tenses, your explanations are awesome
That's a great idea! I'll definitely make a video on that one in the future :) :) Thank you so much!
I have never heard of past present continuous! Is that a new addition to the list we have already?
I have watched so many videos. This is the only one that make it so clear. Thanks
I 've waited for the new video like that
That's great! I hope it's helpful :)
2:02 why didn’t I say “the movers took out our stuff….” since the sentence is in the past and the action is done?
Long live your mind, Arnel! 🌹 👍 😊 Allah bless you.
That's so nice Abbass, thank you very much :) :)
Thanks. I’ve got it. Your explanation is wonderful!
Your lessons about tenses are the best lessons I have ever seen about tenses. You have a very nice way to explain tenses. It's so clear and fun! Thanks a lot!
A standing ovation to you, ma'am ✨ The way you taught in this video is just awesome🎉
I've just found your channel. Great content. Arnel, what a beautiful name, it's quite interesting, as is your accent? It doesn't seem to be American, neither does it feel like British RP.
I'm American, but I've lived in the UK for over 10 years now. So, perhaps that is why my accent isn't so strong either way ;) ;)
@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish Arnel..I want to come to the Uk.. And get your lessons... Can you help me? I am living right now Germany.
@Arnel: "I've lived in the UK for over 10 years now" that means you are living in the UK now or you no longer live there?
In this sentence you have the word "now" so I can't figure out the meaning.
@@chuchu2419 I Think she would say that she has been living for 10 year in the Uk.
@@HanHan-wm4oe No, she wrote it correct because "live" is a stative verb and so you can't put it into the present perfect continuous.
The best teacher.... I understand every explain. Congratulations!!!!
Why the word "prefer" is stative verb? Its do not clear for me.
Google translate version: Why is the word "prefer" a verb name? I do not understand this.
"prefer" is about a fact, not about a process. All stative verbs are about facts, and all action verbs are about processes. So "I think" means "I believe" or "I have an opinion" which is a fact and "I'm thinking" means "I'm in a process of thinking (on/about some problem)" which is good too, So as you see some verbs can also be stative and action ones, but their meanings are different in this case. "I think" and "I'm thinking" mean different things. "I prefer" is a fact, "I'm preferring" is "I'm in a process of preferring" which sounds awkward.
Hi I am 52 and I watch your videos to improve my English that is not that good.
Liked and subscribed.
Many thanks lady 🌷
I've loved you all my life. Does it mean that I still love her?
Yes ;)
Yes. Also, stative verbs such as 'love' are not generally used in continuous tenses.
@@ArnelsEverydayEnglish
I have loved you all my life...it could also mean by context that now in the present I no longer love you...am I right?
My pleasure... excellent ... greetings...
Arnel before i wacth this,I've watched your lesson about present perfect.i need study hard on this case,it's made stress me out.
But i won't give up to achieve what i want.
You are splendid, arnel.
Incorrect! You stated that "Present Perfect" tense describes an action that has began and completed in the past. That is wrong. If I state, "I have gone to the store." that is "Present Perfect" tense, but I have NOT yet returned -- so the action is incomplete at present. The tense can be present perfect but the action could be unfinished or finished.
I have heard Especially ' I have gone' is logically incorrect .
I've never understood these tenses better than now! I'll have an exam soon and this helped me a lot! I couldn't tahank you more! Keep going like that, you're making our lives easier. God bless you!
Such a simple way of teaching,,,salutes from India
Arnel your classes have become an essential tool in my English upgrade! thanks a lot!
Excellent. Very well prepared and executed.
You nailed this lesson Arnel.
it's also worth noting that we choose the present perfect simple rather than the continuous to emphasize that something isn't short term:
-simple: I've worked her most of my life. (long term)
-continuous: I've been working here for just a few days. (short term).
we can also choose the continuous to stress that something is repeated:
-continuous: I've been using the swimming pool since we moved into this neighborhood. (repeated)
-simple: I've used the swimming pool since we moved into this neighborhood. (one or two occasions)
Also I have been learning English by watching your all videos ! Awesome ..You are the best English trainer ! Thanks a lot Arnel ..keep going !
The clearest explanation about tense I've ever seen and heard
I like the way she presents lessons; detailed and at a time simple. Thank you
You're very welcome! I'm happy you like my lessons :) :)
You have been doing pretty good video lessons and you have just finished today's lesson. You have been great! You have been awesome!
Very helpful, thank you Arnel !
thank you, Arnel. the video is really helpful, i have looked for the difference between these tenses for a while
really this is the best teaching and the best teacher in the world.