I know that present perfect is an action started in the past and continues until now or today. HOWEVER, I'm always confused the meaning of "continue until now". That means the action is still working now? For instance, "I have eaten pizza." means I am eating the pizza now? or the action is finished, but the result impact me?
Thanks a lot! I am sure that your lessons are extremely useful. Now I'm back to studying the Purple level - the hated phrasal verbs. And I am sure that I must overcome this barrier in order to speak English more confidently and understand native speakers.
I just scrolled through all of the comments and didn't find any mention about the person I'm talking to at the very beginning of the video. That's Tim Walz. He's the Governor of Minnesota and Kamala Harris' running mate. If Harris wins the election, he will become the second-most powerful person in the United States and be in line to ascend to the presidency. Did anyone happen to notice ? Look at his t-shirt. This little video segment was taken in 2018. I included it because he's a very confident guy.