I am an english teacher and i think Present Perfect is the most difficult tense in comparison with Past Simple.Students can not grasp the meaning and the difference between them.
It is quite commendable of you, even though you are an English teacher, you still come here to watch videos like this one. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher.
Dear Teacher - You have explained well about the Simple present tense, present continuous (progressive), present perfect and present perfect continuous. But you haven't explained the way how these sentences are sentences are formed. You must explain how the sentences are formed eg affirmative, negative and question. I shall appreciate if you make a comprehensive video on each type of sentence with some useful tips and a lot of practice.
Brilliant explanation 👏 . I tend to listen carefully all your lessons, deeply appreciated for your exceptional teaching. Always Present Perfect/Continous tenses are the most difficult in English grammar.
For me, present perfect is the most difficult tense in comparison with the other ones. I’m from Argentina and I’m learning English, thanks a lot for your lessons.
LOVE these videos! Thank you for making them! I'm curious if you could film a MASH UP of each ACTION for each verb at the end? "I drink 3 coffees every day." (you drinking coffee at 7:00am, 10:00am, and 2:00pm with a clock and sitting down at a different table or restaurant); "I am drinking coffee." (you sipping a coffee) etc...
Great job Augnieszka...you have explained everything about present tenses...simple..present continues...present perfect..present perfect continues..and the last but not least using the word tend that little bit has relationsip with simple present tense..again thank you very much..I salute you❤❤❤
I think the present perfect and how we can decide which tens we can use. Perfect or prefect continuous or can we use one of them in all cases? Thank you my best teacher in all times
Hello teacher I think they are all difficult for me. But after I listen to this video, I feel great. Because you are explanation is so specific that I could understand the difference between these sentences. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.
Thank you teacher what a video, simple, clear, and easy to understand. Even though I knew them but gave me enormous pleasure to hear you explain all of them. Again, Thank you. 😅
I'm frustrated I wasn't taught this at any point from Elementary through High School. They covered past, present, and future tenses in school, but they never built upon in further in English and Language Arts classes. I did sense a slight difference in meaning whenever I used or read or heard different forms, but I didn't really have the thought until I was thinking back upon learning about the topic in a Spanish class and started wondering do we have something like that in English. I thought about the different ways to say things in the present tense and how they each seem to give off a different kind of message that I can't exactly explain very well and well it appeared to be evidence that English might also have subcategories of the tenses and so I looked it up and now I'm using this video to educate myself and I will most likely use this new information while writing my stories and things of importance.
Hi I am new to your videos although I speak fluent English but I am confused with how I apply the right grammar Your videos is impressive and I like 👍 ❤ Thanks AGNUS
i do have a problem of understanding present and past perfect tenses. its sometimes confusing me madam. your video are very useful and your method of teaching is clear and easy to get it. thanks you very much
The message I seem to be getting from this • Present Simple- Use when talking about actions done regularly, habits, repetitive actions • Present Continuous- Use when talking about it happening in the now in that very moment • Present Perfect- Use when talking about something that starting in the past and is still going on in the present • Present Perfect Continuous- Use when talking about a continuous action that started in the past that is still happening now while referring to the whole period of time • Present Simple: Do, Does • Present Continuous: Am, Are, Is • Present Perfect: Have, Has • Present Perfect Continuous: Have been, Has been • Present Simple: Use verb in simplest forms • Present Continuous: Use verbs with ing • Present Perfect: Use have or has followed by past tense very • Present Perfect Continuous: Use have been or has been followed verb with Ing I hope I am understanding this correctly. (Present Continuous?)
Great lesson, as usual, thank you! Which sentence is correct: I'm Polish but I have lived in France for 30 years or I'm Polish but I have been living in France for 30 years? Both are correct but the meaning isn't exactly the same?
Thanks, great work! This video is very useful, because the tenses are described clearly and somehow compactly. :) The present perfect continuous has always given me headaches. In general, the tenses that are used to describe periods of time are difficult to use "on the go", imo.
Can we use present perfect with time expression instead of present perfect continues tennis to mean the same thing? If we can't, Why? What's the difference between these sentences? 1. I've taught here since January 4, 2022G.C (present perfect). 2. I've been teaching here since January 4, 2022G.C (present perfect continues). I thank you for What you answer, teacher!
Ja grataluje ci, Ty bardzo dobdze mowisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej niz ja, a ja jestem Angolem! Swiety Boze nie pomoze! To zabawne, ale zauwazylem, ze kiedy Polak bardzo dobrze mowi po angielsku, to zawsze brzmi po australyjsku! Tylko czasem, kiedy, na przyklad mowisz rzeczownik 'language' cos nie jest tak i od razu slysze obcy akcent ale poza tym, wspaniale gadasz w moim jezyku! Pozdrowienia z Guildford'a pod Londynem.
Jak na Angola to bardzo dobrze piszesz. Mała wskazówka - nie używaj zbyt często zaimków takich jak: JA, TY, gdyż przeważnie są one zbędne, a jeśli coś nie jest potrzebne, to my tego nie używamy. Naturalnie będzie powiedzieć: Gratuluję Ci, bardzo dobrze mówisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej niż ja a jestem Angolem. ewentualnie: Gratuluję Ci, bardzo dobrze mówisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej ode mnie a jestem Angolem. Jak zwracasz się do kogoś, to w dobrym zwyczaju jest używać wielkiej litery - Twoje, Ci itp.
I'D LIKE TO KNOW, IN CASE OF USING PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS, IF THE PAST PARTICIPLE VERB MUST BE ALWAYS ACTION VERBS. MOREOVER, WHEN I USE PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE I MUST ALWAYS USE STATIVE VERBS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP.
Just look at the present perfect and present perfect continuous. Present means now, perfect means completion, continuous means now doing continuously. Just think about it. You will get an idea.
Thank you Agniezka, probably i am having a little bit of confusion with the two forms (Present perfect and presente perfect continous) in which you use the frase "the whole period". Probably is it about long and short period of time? Thank you very much. Regards.
I'D LIKE TO KNOW, WHEN I USE PAST PERFECT CONTINUOS, DO I HAVE TO USE ALWAYS ACTION VERBS. MOREOVER, IF I USE PAST PERFECT, DO I HAVE TO USE STATIVE VERBS.
Hello, thank you for the video. So, what is the difference between: I have lived in london since 2012 and - I have been living in london since 2012 ? Is it the same? I would be happy to get your response
This will be sound fun but it is simple present for the reasons you have to remember add s for he she it almost when you wnat to saya a fact(true) you have to used presente simple example : dogs are loyals animals , I hate S S S it is driving me crazy thank for share you knowledge Aga
I like to drink coffee every day. I am drinking coffee right now. I have had a coffee machine for the last three years. I have been making coffee for my guests for the last 5 minutes.
I studied all this stuff in medium school but I forgot.y problem is to use them in the conversation, I really don’t find my words and the result is horrible. I am in my mid-fifties. Do you think there would be a chance to speak in a proper way ?
Of course present perfect tense is the most dlfflcult one because being a student,it is a really hard thing learning the all past partlclpant forms of verbs
Present perfect I think is the most difficult for me. In Spanish and Italian we haven’t got something similar. I’m still doing the same mistake every day.
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I am an english teacher and i think Present Perfect is the most difficult tense in comparison with Past Simple.Students can not grasp the meaning and the difference between them.
It is quite commendable of you, even though you are an English teacher, you still come here to watch videos like this one. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher.
@@tija2011 he probably just watches another video before every class and then repeats its content, so it's not so impressive
Exactly what I commented just now..even now I kinda got it but it's not registered in my mind the way it should be
Dear Teacher - You have explained well about the Simple present tense, present continuous (progressive), present perfect and present perfect continuous. But you haven't explained the way how these sentences are sentences are formed. You must explain how the sentences are formed eg affirmative, negative and question. I shall appreciate if you make a comprehensive video on each type of sentence with some useful tips and a lot of practice.
As an english teacher your videos always help me with preparing my lessons XD
Conveying ideas that has become second nature to me is hard
Brilliant explanation 👏 . I tend to listen carefully all your lessons, deeply appreciated for your exceptional teaching.
Always Present Perfect/Continous tenses are the most difficult in English grammar.
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For me, the most difficult tense is the Present perfect continuous. As usual, your lesson is very interesting and clear. Thank you.
Thanks for watching! The present perfect continuous is definitely tricky!
I think the most difficult part is the difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous. This video helped me. Thank you, teacher !
For me, present perfect is the most difficult tense in comparison with the other ones. I’m from Argentina and I’m learning English, thanks a lot for your lessons.
Simple and effective presentation method. Even beginners like me can understand you. Thank you very much and more progress.
Really nice to hear that and I’m glad I could help! 😊
LOVE these videos! Thank you for making them! I'm curious if you could film a MASH UP of each ACTION for each verb at the end? "I drink 3 coffees every day." (you drinking coffee at 7:00am, 10:00am, and 2:00pm with a clock and sitting down at a different table or restaurant); "I am drinking coffee." (you sipping a coffee) etc...
You are very good teacher
Thank you! I have been studying about the present tenses for tomorrow’s midterm exam and this video is 100% helpful 🙌🏻
Great job Augnieszka...you have explained everything about present tenses...simple..present continues...present perfect..present perfect continues..and the last but not least using the word tend that little bit has relationsip with simple present tense..again thank you very much..I salute you❤❤❤
Very useful material and simple explanation and examples. Definitely like it and I hope to be more confident in speech from now.
Great way to explain tenses! Bravo 👏
I think the present perfect and how we can decide which tens we can use. Perfect or prefect continuous or can we use one of them in all cases? Thank you my best teacher in all times
Hello teacher I think they are all difficult for me. But after I listen to this video, I feel great. Because you are explanation is so specific that I could understand the difference between these sentences. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.
Great, I’m glad I could help 😊
To me the present perfect it's the most difficult tense, but I'm learning and understanding it better because of you! So many thanks to you Aga
So nice to hear that 😊
Thank you teacher what a video, simple, clear, and easy to understand. Even though I knew them but gave me enormous pleasure to hear you explain all of them. Again, Thank you. 😅
Thank you so much 😊
Actually, Ur way is so splendid to how to explain the differences among tenses ..Thanks a lot.
Brilliant explanation.... and simple to comprehend as well, thanks ☺️❤️
thanks a lot..with this video.I can understand better . I will be you follower number 1.
It was an easy and clear explanation. Thanks a lot and subscribed.
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My applaud to you keep on doing videos and will help us to explain my students in your way of teaching🎉
The 16 English verb tenses are always stressful to teach! Thank for your video. It's quite helpful!
Thank you, glad you found it useful 😊
Great explanation , useful for me . Thank you
Amazing, so glad to hear that! 😊
I'm frustrated I wasn't taught this at any point from Elementary through High School. They covered past, present, and future tenses in school, but they never built upon in further in English and Language Arts classes. I did sense a slight difference in meaning whenever I used or read or heard different forms, but I didn't really have the thought until I was thinking back upon learning about the topic in a Spanish class and started wondering do we have something like that in English. I thought about the different ways to say things in the present tense and how they each seem to give off a different kind of message that I can't exactly explain very well and well it appeared to be evidence that English might also have subcategories of the tenses and so I looked it up and now I'm using this video to educate myself and I will most likely use this new information while writing my stories and things of importance.
I really appreciate your teaching methodology teacher thank you
You are very welcome
Thank you aga for your most precious videos on tenses😍 I loved it.
Hi I am new to your videos although I speak fluent English but I am confused with how I apply the right grammar
Your videos is impressive and I like 👍 ❤
Thanks AGNUS
Thank you for the video! I love your pronunciation 🥰
i do have a problem of understanding present and past perfect tenses. its sometimes confusing me madam. your video are very useful and your method of teaching is clear and easy to get it. thanks you very much
You are great!!!❤ Thank you 🙏
Easy and brilliantly explained
The message I seem to be getting from this
• Present Simple- Use when talking about actions done regularly, habits, repetitive actions
• Present Continuous- Use when talking about it happening in the now in that very moment
• Present Perfect- Use when talking about something that starting in the past and is still going on in the present
• Present Perfect Continuous- Use when talking about a continuous action that started in the past that is still happening now while referring to the whole period of time
• Present Simple: Do, Does
• Present Continuous: Am, Are, Is
• Present Perfect: Have, Has
• Present Perfect Continuous: Have been, Has been
• Present Simple: Use verb in simplest forms
• Present Continuous: Use verbs with ing
• Present Perfect: Use have or has followed by past tense very
• Present Perfect Continuous: Use have been or has been followed verb with Ing
I hope I am understanding this correctly. (Present Continuous?)
Thank you so much for your interesting lessons
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching 😊
Thankyou very ❤🎉much and the most difficult tense I found while learning was present perfect.
Thanks for the video :) For me, Present Perfect Simple is the most difficult present tense
I think all tenses are difficult in spoken English😀. Especially Present Perfect from this video. Thanks a lot! This is very useful!
Wonderful!!! Thanks!!!
For me present simple our teacher ❤❤
You have Very interesting vocabulary explanation style.
First of all, thank you so much for teaching us and I have problems with all the tenses.
Love from india to your explanation❤
Well done, you explain it very well. Understood.
Hi dear madam, I am impressed by your teaching styles.
Thank you!
Good explanation and I am feeling these all help every learners.
Great lesson, as usual, thank you!
Which sentence is correct:
I'm Polish but I have lived in France for 30 years
or
I'm Polish but I have been living in France for 30 years?
Both are correct but the meaning isn't exactly the same?
Thanks, great work! This video is very useful, because the tenses are described clearly and somehow compactly. :)
The present perfect continuous has always given me headaches.
In general, the tenses that are used to describe periods of time are difficult to use "on the go", imo.
Can we use present perfect with time expression instead of present perfect continues tennis to mean the same thing? If we can't, Why?
What's the difference between these sentences?
1. I've taught here since January 4, 2022G.C (present perfect).
2. I've been teaching here since January 4, 2022G.C (present perfect continues).
I thank you for What you answer, teacher!
Nice explanation. I struggle a lot with present perfect...
Brilliant teacher, thank you❤
Thank you for the lesson ♥️
I'd love to be more confident with Conditionals. 🤔
Thank u so so much for ur help
Great video 👍🏿 like the way u explained each tenses.
Ja grataluje ci, Ty bardzo dobdze mowisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej niz ja, a ja jestem Angolem! Swiety Boze nie pomoze! To zabawne, ale zauwazylem, ze kiedy Polak bardzo dobrze mowi po angielsku, to zawsze brzmi po australyjsku! Tylko czasem, kiedy, na przyklad mowisz rzeczownik 'language' cos nie jest tak i od razu slysze obcy akcent ale poza tym, wspaniale gadasz w moim jezyku! Pozdrowienia z Guildford'a pod Londynem.
Jak na Angola to bardzo dobrze piszesz. Mała wskazówka - nie używaj zbyt często zaimków takich jak: JA, TY, gdyż przeważnie są one zbędne, a jeśli coś nie jest potrzebne, to my tego nie używamy. Naturalnie będzie powiedzieć:
Gratuluję Ci, bardzo dobrze mówisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej niż ja a jestem Angolem.
ewentualnie:
Gratuluję Ci, bardzo dobrze mówisz po angielsku, nawet lepiej ode mnie a jestem Angolem.
Jak zwracasz się do kogoś, to w dobrym zwyczaju jest używać wielkiej litery - Twoje, Ci itp.
I'D LIKE TO KNOW, IN CASE OF USING PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS, IF THE PAST PARTICIPLE VERB MUST BE ALWAYS ACTION VERBS. MOREOVER, WHEN I USE PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE I MUST ALWAYS USE STATIVE VERBS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP.
Thank you so much really helped me to understand better! ❤
I’m glad to hear that!
@@english_with_aga I aced my exam today I’m really happy and that’s definitely thanks to you!
Well explained easily to understand
Glad you found it easy to understand!
Think you, it was toi clear.
The most difficult tense is the presente Perfect.
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Hi teacher Aga. I think that the present perfect continuous is the most difficult tense.
Thanks teacher for you explanation
Present perfect is difficult
Present Perfect as usual😊
I am a student and I think present perfect is the most difficult
I agree with you 😅
Thanks ma'am,
Present perfect and present perfect continuous tense 😬
Just look at the present perfect and present perfect continuous. Present means now, perfect means completion, continuous means now doing continuously. Just think about it. You will get an idea.
Thank you Agniezka, probably i am having a little bit of confusion with the two forms (Present perfect and presente perfect continous) in which you use the frase "the whole period". Probably is it about long and short period of time? Thank you very much. Regards.
Thanks so much very helpful
I'D LIKE TO KNOW, WHEN I USE PAST PERFECT CONTINUOS, DO I HAVE TO USE ALWAYS ACTION VERBS. MOREOVER, IF I USE PAST PERFECT, DO I HAVE TO USE STATIVE VERBS.
Hello, thank you for the video. So, what is the difference between:
I have lived in london since 2012
and - I have been living in london since 2012 ?
Is it the same? I would be happy to get your response
PRESENT PERFECT or PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS? | the difference
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Present perfect continuous is of hard but today I have understood
Thanks for your question, I think present perfect continuous is the one difficult!
Hey! Is there a difference between "I have lived in London for a year" and "I have been living in London for a year?
I thank you teacher!
This will be sound fun but it is simple present for the reasons you have to remember add s for he she it almost when you wnat to saya a fact(true) you have to used presente simple example : dogs are loyals animals , I hate S S S it is driving me crazy thank for share you knowledge Aga
Thank for your Video .
Thank u madam !!
as for me simple tenses are not much difficult as past or future, but i have some difficults with present perfect continuous
0:21 it’s present perfect ! I find it tricky although I know the structure
Most people find it hard!
Thank you for the lation of today
Present perfect continues is most difficult..I keep getting confused between Present perfect and Present perfect continues
Thanks ❤
I am confused in present perfect and present perfect continuous . How can i solve this problem
One that I struggled and still struggle is present perfect because I keep mistaking it with the past simple
I like to drink coffee every day. I am drinking coffee right now. I have had a coffee machine for the last three years. I have been making coffee for my guests for the last 5 minutes.
Thanks you so much you’re likesaver
I studied all this stuff in medium school but I forgot.y problem is to use them in the conversation, I really don’t find my words and the result is horrible. I am in my mid-fifties. Do you think there would be a chance to speak in a proper way ?
Of course present perfect tense is the most dlfflcult one because being a student,it is a really hard thing learning the all past partlclpant forms of verbs
Present perfect I think is the most difficult for me.
In Spanish and Italian we haven’t got something similar.
I’m still doing the same mistake every day.
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Thanks
Thanks you ma’am
Plz teach us how to pronounce words like a native
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For me the most difficult present tense is present perfect.
Amaizing content! Thanks for your great job!
Present simple
The continuous and perfect continuous are the most difficult for me and I don't know how to use them.
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