PAST PERFECT and PAST SIMPLE (HAD | HAD HAD): what's the difference? 

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Thank you Aga I had coffee this morning Then I was offered more coffee later (after one hour) I said , no thanks, I did have a cup of coffee this morning Or no thanks I had had a cup of coffee this morning Or no thanks I had a cup of coffee this morning Or no thanks I have had a cup of coffee this morning Or no thanks, I’d already had a cup of coffee this morning Which one is more correct?

Perfect lesson and exercise! Thank you

Could please explain the difference between the past perfect and the present perfect, I do struggle allot when it comes to differentiate between them, !!! I'm a new subscriber i like your way how you explain the lesson you're just amazing.

I understood everything so easily. What a lucid explanation! However, I have some doubts regarding the change in narration. Let Taylor said to Russel, “I can dance well.” Then Russel told me, “He could dance well.” If I want to convey this to someone else, how should I phrase it? (The answer is not - Russel told me that Max could dance well.)

That was easy! No mistakes! I recorded your story about Whitstable. But I was speaking the text myself and copiing your wonderful British accent and listening to it afterwards. My friends were pretty fond of me doing this. So I explained all the past tenses to myself, like u had done it before. In this video here, u gave yourself away for not being a 100 percent British in saying just one word. At the end of your you' re saying "I' ll see u next "dime" instead of ❤ time. It is just one consonant u are pronouncing with your probably original accent. Please do not take this as a kind of criticism. I just wanted to point out that I don' t skip any syllable of your wonderful British accent and pressious grammer videos. Is there a possibility forwarding my recording of "fish and chips in Whitstable" to you? I' d like u hearing it. Best regards Andy

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I got 1wrong the rest I got it correctly. Thank you ❤

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One had is perfective and the other is verb..is that correct?

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Please make a video on "To" and " for"

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Why all teacher not teaching English this way. You make it clearly. Thanks for your hard works.🎉

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Clear explanation without doubts of comprehension. Thanks a lot!

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I got four right.