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Present Perfect Tense | Simple or Continuous? | FOR & SINCE 🤔 

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In this lesson, we'll fix some common grammar mistakes made by English students when using the present perfect tense!
1. When should I use the present perfect simple and when should I use the present perfect continuous? [01:28]
2. When do I use 'since' and 'for'? [07:37]
These are both really important questions when you are using the perfect tenses in English! And this video lesson will answer BOTH of them!
Later in the lesson, I'll also show you how to use 'for' and 'since' with the present perfect tenses. Both of these words explain how long something has been happening. So, when you want to give more information about the amount of time that an action has been happening for - the duration of the action - you can use FOR or SINCE.
Use FOR with a period of time.
Use SINCE with a specific point in time.
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00:00 Introduction
01:08 Why this is important
01:27 Present perfect simple and continuous tenses
07:35 Using for and since with present perfect tenses
08:59 Adverb for
10:20 Adverb since
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Комментарии : 2 тыс.   
@rolandomota9258
@rolandomota9258 4 года назад
Dear Emma, I am an English teacher in Ecuador. I always use your videos to reinforce explanations of grammar and improve the pronunciation of my students. The quality of your videos is excellent and you are beautiful, by the way. I hope someday you visit Ecuador (South America)
@akmysh
@akmysh 5 лет назад
Hello Emma. You always make the English learners felt them confident by your videos classes. I've been learning important points, thank you.
@ricardovergueiro1796
@ricardovergueiro1796 5 лет назад
Thanks Emma! The way you explain the subjetcs is very sound and clear. I've been learning more now than during the whole last year, when i've taken private lessons. Great channel, congrats!
@SugeetStudios
@SugeetStudios 4 года назад
Emma, Your lessons are easy to understand and helpful. Thank you for making such content.
@bahezkarem
@bahezkarem 5 лет назад
really i understand everything, thank you Emma. I am so happy with you. please continue. you are the best teacher, that i see until now
@mustafajawad7356
@mustafajawad7356 6 лет назад
Our teacher recommended us to follow your lessons if we really need to improve, immediate from now I can affirm you’re at the top of communicate the information.thanks from deep my heart
@slnkrc08
@slnkrc08 4 года назад
You 're the best Emma. I've had a problem with the perfect tenses all the time but right now everthing is so clear .
@tjvirani1264
@tjvirani1264 4 года назад
Thank you beautiful, I have been watching you for couple of days and learned pretty much. Your way of teaching is gorgeous, every single word is so clear,pretty easy to understand. May GOD bless you
@laguaridadegrim2717
@laguaridadegrim2717 3 года назад
It is great to learn better these two tenses again ! Thanks for being patient and clear with your explanation !
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 3 года назад
My pleasure 💗
@dalyaahmad6724
@dalyaahmad6724 5 лет назад
Really now it’s more easier for me you’re amazing and you’re explaining more clearly ❤️Thanks ❤️
@neetigurunath
@neetigurunath 4 года назад
Structure of your videos and content HAS BEEN so amazing. Thanks for the hardwork you HAVE BEEN DOING to get us such great videos :)
@vgomz
@vgomz 5 лет назад
Thanks so much, Emma! This lesson has been incredibly helpful for me.
@hoanguyen-ck2yo
@hoanguyen-ck2yo 6 лет назад
I've been learning what you've just taught us.Thanks for teaching.
@adelinne361
@adelinne361 6 лет назад
You are an amazing teacher! Thank you for helping us understand better those things! Is really helpful!😉🙂
@mihra6037
@mihra6037 4 года назад
Thank you, Emma. You are such an amazing person. I can understand that what you say and I can learn that what you teach. I have been looking for a good teacher who can teach everything of English for years, and finally I found you! Thank you again, Emma.
@FranceBernardof0609
@FranceBernardof0609 4 года назад
It's easier to understand with your smile, your charm, and your elegance, thank you very much!!
@simple_otaku_4515
@simple_otaku_4515 3 года назад
I've been watching mmmenglish for three months already I've been watching mmmenglish since november 2020
@Druiv
@Druiv 3 года назад
I was wondering how this vid got 1 mil vieuws but it is simple with out the le
@TechlikeLeon
@TechlikeLeon 4 дня назад
Correct 😊
@Luna-le2qm
@Luna-le2qm 4 года назад
Thank you dear Emma for your great videos. Your explanations and lovely smile are brilliant 😘. I m enjoying learning english with you in quarantine
@edgardomendezvargas6630
@edgardomendezvargas6630 5 лет назад
Those are the lesson I need to practice and It´s too useful the way you explain the structure. Thanks a lot, teacher! Maybe I´m not watching all your videos in the correct order but they´re so interesting.
@Rs-bz5cp
@Rs-bz5cp 5 лет назад
emma this teaching was perfect. I understood it fully. I have been watching your video since one month ago. I enjoy your speaking
@SumiInWonderland
@SumiInWonderland 6 лет назад
Thank you Emma. Your lessons are awesome!! I love the makeup you put on in this video. You look so lovely 😘
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Thanks, Sumi! 😘
@thupol5812
@thupol5812 6 лет назад
Sumi how could you :o she has no make-up :) Emma your way how you explained this is simply brilliant :)
@ibrarkhanphysicist925
@ibrarkhanphysicist925 5 лет назад
Can there is any contact to reach to emma...?
@3o3a84
@3o3a84 4 года назад
You are so beautiful Emma
@3o3a84
@3o3a84 4 года назад
A teacher of English from algeria
@macatoyos113
@macatoyos113 4 года назад
hi emma! I'm from Argentina. And i've been practising my english skills with your videos. These grammar videos have been very useful . Would you please make one clarifying the differences between "going to" and "will"? And when we should use them. Thank you!
@nicholasrooksby3327
@nicholasrooksby3327 2 года назад
Another perfect lesson given to the audience. I am recommending all of my friends to see your videos, Emma.
@manjujacob674
@manjujacob674 3 года назад
Hi Emma, you are a wonderful teacher . I have been watching your channel for months. The way you explain the topic is awesome.Thanks a lot
@ilyasshomirzaev2578
@ilyasshomirzaev2578 6 лет назад
Hello Emma, thank you so much for awesome video lessons 😚 it's helping me to improve my English and to communicate confidently👍👍👍
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Fantastic! I'm so pleased to hear that :)
@brilliantbuddiesspokenengl3969
Thank you so much Emma.. I just love the way you've been teaching us. Even I'm a teacher, I'm really very impressed with your teaching skills and i love to learn from here..
@anasalkalla1031
@anasalkalla1031 5 лет назад
Thank you Emma, it's pretty nice to explain these two difficult tenses as easy as you did
@juanjosebenavidesarce4206
@juanjosebenavidesarce4206 5 лет назад
The best way to understand grammar is watching your videos by so far. Thank you.
@biker1308
@biker1308 5 лет назад
I've been learning more English SINCE I focus on Emma's lessons
@alissartannous8563
@alissartannous8563 4 года назад
Thank you. This video was so helpful!
@MrAlexxxDee
@MrAlexxxDee 5 лет назад
This is kind of the best example-based explanation of the nuances. Thank you!
@MrLemos39
@MrLemos39 3 года назад
Wow my mind is quite open now! I have to practice a lot! Since yesterday I’ve been re-watching past perfect, present perfect, all about if clauses etc etc! Thank you! Sending a hello from São Paulo - Brazil!
@sophiesassen9287
@sophiesassen9287 5 лет назад
Your videos are great. I wish I had found your channel much earlier! At the moment I am learning for an exam in English and some of your videos have been helping me a lot already. Thanks for that Emma :)
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 5 лет назад
Better late than never Sophie! Good luck on your exam!
@malehuseng8196
@malehuseng8196 Год назад
บญชียคนไกล. ถัวทั่วทิ้ง
@NewtonBarros480
@NewtonBarros480 3 года назад
I’ve been reading all the comments and watching the video since I found this wonderful channel.
@RafaelCardoso299
@RafaelCardoso299 3 года назад
Another excellent video! Your content helps me a lot in my process of becoming a better English teacher. You rock! 👏👏👏👏😁
@hassanrana14
@hassanrana14 6 лет назад
Very helpful, and easy to understand. You are the best Emma👏👏👏❤️🌺🎁
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Great, thanks Hassan!
@sette.7151
@sette.7151 6 лет назад
Great Emma, i proud you really" i think i get solution to my speaking in english problems and I'm so glad that you are my teacher!!!
@bsaujla05
@bsaujla05 6 лет назад
You are the best teacher. Clear and soft sound.. Thanks
@mohamedbenkeddache5893
@mohamedbenkeddache5893 3 года назад
I watched several videos before, but you make it so clear, so wow!! You are the best thank you.
@MissLoly112
@MissLoly112 5 лет назад
Dear Emma, Your videos are fantastic! Everything from the way you plan the course of your lessons to the fantastic visuals which are extremely helpful. Thank you so much for producing such comprehensive lessons! English learners are always very timid when it comes to to the Perfect Tenses, but with you explaining it so patiently you were able to make a difficult subject approachable to many more students. Again, Thank you!
@ydang4724
@ydang4724 4 года назад
I've been watching your videos since last month and I've learned a lot from this! ❣
@vytoriaodara8366
@vytoriaodara8366 3 года назад
This woman is everything for me, thank you a lot! Keep up your great work!
@user-vh6ur4dj1p
@user-vh6ur4dj1p 6 лет назад
Emma just want to thank you again from the bottom of my heart ,i told my other iraqi friends to learn your beautiful lesson ,you are the best and wish you all the best for your help.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Thank you for sharing my lessons with your friends! I really appreciate it 😀
@bethbraathen766
@bethbraathen766 2 года назад
Emma, just a comment: I love your lessons, I'm also an English teacher and I always share them with my students! I usually tell my students that when we want to give emphasis to the duration of an activity that is still true in the present, we use the Present Perfect Continuous - apparently this makes things easier for them to understand, especially when the verbs are teach, work or live. For example, when I say "I have lived in Rio de Janeiro since 2010", I mean that this is still true today, but I just want to give you the fact, the final result. But when I say "I have been living in Rio de Janeiro since 2010", I want to emphasize the duration of an activity that is still true today. Emphasis on the duration of time, rather than in the fact itself. Does that make sense? Have an amazing day! Cheers!
@reemmomo6158
@reemmomo6158 9 месяцев назад
I the same, but it was confusing because when they wanted to answer a worksheet, they didn't know when to emphasize duration or action. It applies for speaking, I guess
@almalato7438
@almalato7438 3 года назад
Blessess are those who share their skills and knowledge. Thank you
@turisticatetravelluxury7099
@turisticatetravelluxury7099 6 лет назад
I ve been loving emma since I discover her english class
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
TurisTicaTe travel luxury Awww thank you! One correction *discovered
@aaronblesson630
@aaronblesson630 3 года назад
Wow ur so smart Emma
@jeffersoncarmona8748
@jeffersoncarmona8748 4 года назад
I have not understood anything because I have been watching your beautiful eyes since the video started.
@merlinwelch1121
@merlinwelch1121 Год назад
U used the right tense tho
@pabloesc5bar59
@pabloesc5bar59 Год назад
😂😂😂
@mohaelassary8377
@mohaelassary8377 Год назад
Write in the exam "she has beautiful eyes" 👍
@lutfiepodletova5967
@lutfiepodletova5967 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I understand you 🔥
@EdmondSayegh-kh6bp
@EdmondSayegh-kh6bp Год назад
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@user-zi3im7pv7k
@user-zi3im7pv7k 7 месяцев назад
Emma you are unique teacher. Now you answered my long time questions.Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
@tradinglife1083
@tradinglife1083 6 лет назад
this is the best gammar video teaching that i have ever seen ! well done Emma and keep doing it ;)
@melikakeshavarz6121
@melikakeshavarz6121 4 года назад
your smile has made the lesson easier , such a beautiful and energetic smile
@djenidibrahim919
@djenidibrahim919 4 года назад
and yours
@9458567
@9458567 6 лет назад
Thanks Emma for new lesson. It really helped me to revise the concept :)
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Great! That's exactly what I hoped for :)
@hessenishag6752
@hessenishag6752 6 лет назад
Hi teacher long time to see you online
@1989422dukechen
@1989422dukechen 4 года назад
your grammar explanation is the best I have seen or heard as an English learner and user.
@wolttervinycius5854
@wolttervinycius5854 6 лет назад
I have been studying English for 3 years, and that is the best lesson about present perfect that I've ever seen. Thank you so much!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 5 лет назад
Wow thank you for the compliment!
@ChitralPakistan
@ChitralPakistan 6 лет назад
Well explained! I have been waiting for this video. Thanks a lot you're videos are really helpful.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Fantastic, thanks!
@carlosobinwanne6086
@carlosobinwanne6086 6 лет назад
Hi Emma, i'm a bit confused on your explanation. You said SINCE can only be used on present perfect but this sentense " they have been waiting since 3 o.clock" is present perfect continuous. Responde pls.
@guilhermepacheco2225
@guilhermepacheco2225 6 лет назад
She told that since just can be use with perfect TENSES, its includes perfect simple and progressive. I hope it helps you
@SashaKuzikov
@SashaKuzikov 6 лет назад
Hi Emma! You are teacher of my dreams! Thanx a lot for your lessons
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
No problem!
@elcioescocard5749
@elcioescocard5749 5 лет назад
You are great Emma and thank you Very much.
@youcefyoucef2974
@youcefyoucef2974 7 месяцев назад
I have been joining your channel since a while ...I have got many useful and helpul tips for most tenses ..I woul like to say thank you from the depth of my heart Emma
@Av.Leynad_Dark
@Av.Leynad_Dark 2 месяца назад
Since 2017... wow. Amo como explicas las cosas y como sabes perfectamente como enseñar en video, buena edición, interacción exacta entre lo editado y lo mostrado, "mirando las palabras" cuando aparecen para darles énfasis,
@rachnasachan6829
@rachnasachan6829 5 лет назад
Emma ma'am I am a student from India I study in class 5 😊 Your videos are amazing
@Bouchka291
@Bouchka291 6 лет назад
Thanks Emma for these good explanations. Bye for now.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
You're welcome!
@eudslima1134
@eudslima1134 5 лет назад
Hi Emma you're a great techer congratulations.
@hekmatullahpopal9948
@hekmatullahpopal9948 4 года назад
Emma you are an exceptional teacher, since I started watching your video I feel tremendous positive changes in my English
@rhaglen
@rhaglen 4 года назад
This is such a great video! Very clear contents, you talk slowly, great articulation, and, astonishingly, recorded it all in one take!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 4 года назад
Wow, thank you!
@marycruzarvizu7285
@marycruzarvizu7285 4 года назад
I'm a non native speaker, I learned a little bit a few years ago. So, I'm here, tryin' to be able to do my online English homework, cause' my teacher only left it but he didn't explain anything. In conclusion, You saved me. Thank you. Sorry if I made a mistake bout' grammar or something else, I'm learning. ❤😂
@user-od5iw8vf9h
@user-od5iw8vf9h 3 года назад
M8 u use the ' before the bout not after bcs u wanna say (a)bout not bout(a)
@alexdecasi
@alexdecasi 4 года назад
Mmm, I've been in love with you since I watched this video 😄
@sanjeevkunwar727
@sanjeevkunwar727 2 года назад
Thanks a lot for your knowledgeable subject matters. I have been watching your videos for a long time. Thank you, ma'm.
@utpal91
@utpal91 3 года назад
You are the most beautiful teacher in the world and that's why whatever you speak, that goes to my heart directly
@ersaaaan
@ersaaaan 4 года назад
hi emma can i ask you question Could you tell me how uses in structure in the sentence, about "SOON AFTER" Would you especially make a video about this subject? THANK YOU SO MUCH BEST REGARDS
@matheussantana308
@matheussantana308 4 года назад
I've been watching mmmEnglish since last year.
@user-bp9qc2pi7m
@user-bp9qc2pi7m 3 года назад
Good Example !
@simond7414
@simond7414 4 года назад
That has been the best explanation about the difference between Simple Perfect and Continuous Perfect Tenses, ever, and the periods of times connection to "for" and "since"!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 4 года назад
Thank you Simeon ❤
@s.h.1991
@s.h.1991 5 лет назад
Again the best help from the best teacher. Thanks for your Emma.
@Daldan_Dala
@Daldan_Dala 3 года назад
You are the man emma 👍, you explain the issue nice and clearly...
@muradmarvin2510
@muradmarvin2510 3 года назад
Ahhaha, she is clearly not a man
@fizanz6369
@fizanz6369 6 лет назад
Ouh, I love this video and the other one! The part that confusing me all this while. I didn't know how and when to use them. Now, I become clearer about these after watching these videos. But, there's still something that confused me. When do we need to use 'had'? I know generally that 'had' is a past tense or to tell something in the past, but I mean, what is the time frame to use 'I had been living...' or 'I had used...' Glad if you read this and noticed about my inquiry. Thank you for making these video. Btw, you look lovelier in this vid hii~
@FilipedeBarrosDance
@FilipedeBarrosDance 5 лет назад
Very good! I am from the UK and I didn't even know this! Thank you for sharing 😊 Have a super day!
@snay8840
@snay8840 3 года назад
I've been looking for a good teacher like you since years💖
@geremiasbatista6871
@geremiasbatista6871 6 лет назад
Hi...teacher ..i can not learn english ...i forget the class...only look to you...loll
@helpme9325
@helpme9325 5 лет назад
Lol
@kushanimathew1440
@kushanimathew1440 3 года назад
I've been learning English since I was in school.
@aaronblesson630
@aaronblesson630 3 года назад
Lol
@belgianjudoka5602
@belgianjudoka5602 3 года назад
Ok boomer
@ramonzeferino5269
@ramonzeferino5269 3 года назад
@@aaronblesson630 yp⁶6poo
@aaronblesson630
@aaronblesson630 3 года назад
@@ramonzeferino5269 tf
@nezuko66729
@nezuko66729 8 месяцев назад
Thank you soo much Emma❤ your lesson are easy to understand ❤ l love you❤
@user-xu2cc1bo2m
@user-xu2cc1bo2m 4 года назад
ty, that lesson REALLY helped my. I learn english and i have many problems with times, but lessons like that can help learning without school or tutor. TY so much!
@nobody3973
@nobody3973 4 года назад
When you said "She has been borrowing our car every Thursday" I had a confusion with using the tense when comes to routine, do we not use a simple present tense when talking to an event that happens often? -please help
@mikemorgan5066
@mikemorgan5066 4 года назад
There is a subtle different between “She borrows our car every Thursday” and “She has been borrowing our car every Thursday”. Both are 100% correct. The first sentence implies the action is ongoing and she is still borrowing the car on Thursdays. The second second is the present perfect continuous tense. It’s an action that started in the past, continues in the present , but it’s not clear if it will continue in the future. For example, I could say “She has been borrowing our car on Thursdays, but she bought her own car.” Don’t worry about this one! Just know that you’re right and you can use the simple present tense if the action is ongoing.
@JoyJoy-sq3iy
@JoyJoy-sq3iy 4 года назад
Emma! You're so pretty and smart😇 You teach these difficult tenses so easily and practically💓 you're so intelligent.. way to go!❤❤❤
@saritharaj1120
@saritharaj1120 3 года назад
Yes
@user-mf8mm2bq6r
@user-mf8mm2bq6r Год назад
i really appreciate the way you explain present prefect tense and present continuous tense
@EnglishLearningByphoolchandsir
As long as I have been familliar with your class I have been watching your videos .I am very much benefitted from your video
@moezkareem
@moezkareem 3 года назад
Many thanks, Emma, you have been doing a great job, but could you neglect the background sound, because it is a little bit distracting.
@mergendy
@mergendy 5 лет назад
hi Emma, greetings from one English teacher to another!...just a comment re: your explanations here, and please don't take it as anything other than constructive! :-) Your work is generally flawless, but I do feel there may be a danger of misleading your adoring public here: the PPC, strictly speaking, only talks about the time UP TO NOW, with no guarantee that the action will continue into the future, or even that it is actually still happening at the moment of speaking (e.g. "Mr Bond, I've been expecting you." or "Where have you been? I've been waiting for you for ages!"). Of course in reality many of the actions talked about in the PPC do continue into the future, but guaranteed it is not, and I do feel that many of your students will finish watching this video thinking that PPC actions will always continue into the future... Point 2: I wouldn't make the distinction you do regarding work and live; I simply tell my classes that to all intents and purposes they're just honorary non-continuous verbs which can be used in either form with no difference in meaning, other than where your main focus is (on the action itself, or the duration thereof)...e.g. if I say "I've been living in Berlin for 15 years or so now!" I'm not saying I'm thinking of moving or that my continued presence here is in any way in doubt (I'm a dual citizen, hello Theresa May!), rather focusing on the (perceived) long time I've been here...when I study NCVs with my people, I introduce the PPC as the "classic" tense for "started in past, has continued to now", make them aware of NCVs (which must obviously be used in the PPS form to illustrate the same concept), and add that live and work should technically be used in the PPC, but are, as I say above, "honorary NCVS" which can be used in the PPS as well (my hunch is they're thus flexible because they're essentially the two most important things we do in our time on this planet, so the hive mind has deemed it acceptable to grant them honorary NCV status...!) OK, I hope that gives you food for thought, and if you feel like chewing the fat / arguing the toss / debating the merits of my points, feel free to answer! :-)
@najianoori4456
@najianoori4456 2 года назад
Thank you Emma, I have been studying since last January, and your this video helped me a lot in perfect tens.
@nourhany6680
@nourhany6680 Год назад
Finally, I understood! Thank you Emma, Pleased to have you.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma Год назад
🥰
@srabonsdiary993
@srabonsdiary993 5 лет назад
she is so cuteee ... thanks 😍
@AlexfromMoscow99
@AlexfromMoscow99 6 лет назад
Hello Emma! I'm so happy to see and to hear you again! I so missed these wonderful dimples on your cheeks! Very beautiful color of lipstick))
@MrLalochifrin
@MrLalochifrin 6 лет назад
you pervert.
@QNNNNNN
@QNNNNNN 6 лет назад
AlexfromMoscow99 Алекс, такие комментарии и вообще неуместны и в частности, не подтверждайте, пожалуйста, стереотипы о crazy Russians , сложившиеся как раз из-за такого рода высказываний (((
@AlexfromMoscow99
@AlexfromMoscow99 6 лет назад
Чукча, ты своим ником о себе все сказала, а еще берешься других здравомыслию учить.
@QNNNNNN
@QNNNNNN 6 лет назад
AlexfromMoscow99 Не отличаете самоиронию в моем нике от своего неуместного "комплимента"? "Тыканье" незнакомому человеку тоже вас хорошо раскрывает. Стереотип закрепился за вашим народом не зря. Продолжайте в том же духе.
@AlexfromMoscow99
@AlexfromMoscow99 6 лет назад
Допускаю, что в обычной жизни привлечь к себе чье-либо внимание вам не удается. Пытаетесь это сделать в интернете? Увы, разочарую вас и подскажу, что зависть к другим - это очень плохое чувство, которое до добра вас не доведет. Возможно, у вас осеннее обострение или депрессия. Интернет - не место для лечения таких или подобных недугов; обратитесь к специалисту.
@hijratpatman7845
@hijratpatman7845 3 года назад
Thank you so much Emma . Now is Clear !
@peymang7270
@peymang7270 5 лет назад
Dear teacher I wanna say your teaching is so clear and very helpful. I get your teaching immediately. Please teach us all tenses🙏🙏🙏🙏
@lealartemarcialfilipina
@lealartemarcialfilipina 5 лет назад
thanks from Brazil...It's too hard to Brazilians, because, don't have that tenses in Portuguese...
@smendes2004
@smendes2004 5 лет назад
The present perfect continuous exists in Portuguese. Anyway, Portuguese tenses are by far more difficult than English ones.
@joseantoniocanorivera9231
@joseantoniocanorivera9231 6 лет назад
I really like your lessons! you're so gorgeous!
@fitrirumahorbo4280
@fitrirumahorbo4280 4 года назад
Finally I got clear explanation about the difference between both of the tenses. Thank you.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 4 года назад
💕
@melikturan187
@melikturan187 3 года назад
I have been watching your videos since the beginning of the pandemic and l am totally enjoying your classes, thank you!
@francescaspagna3812
@francescaspagna3812 5 лет назад
But can't I use the present continuous instead of present perfect continuous? Why should I Say "I've been eating pizza" and not "I am eating pizza"?
@munthahagazzally5523
@munthahagazzally5523 4 года назад
Because then you aren’t specific, if you want to say clearly to someone what you are doing now and what you were doing 5 minutes ago, then you must use present perfect continuous.
@loganmontenegro2718
@loganmontenegro2718 4 года назад
Debería enamorarme de la clase ingles? O de la maestra? uwu
@gersonconstantinus7015
@gersonconstantinus7015 3 года назад
hey Emma ! I love your channel ! Always i have got in trouble with present perfect . I am brazilian and there is not this verb tense in portuguese .However i have been trying to change my way of thinking . I have been learning little by litle and day by day with you . I am realy grateful !
@MaryMary-ep4hd
@MaryMary-ep4hd Год назад
Much clearer! Thank you!
@alexanderivanov899
@alexanderivanov899 4 года назад
"She has been borrowing car every day", but why not "she borrow our car everyday"???? Also: "i have been searching ...." but why not "i am searching..."?
@user-ft4bi6er9g
@user-ft4bi6er9g 4 года назад
Dude, cause we want to show the connection with past. And present simple and continous only show action in present, what sometimes is not enough.
@maxkh3632
@maxkh3632 4 года назад
Because has just used or she and he
@sonrrefe6189
@sonrrefe6189 4 года назад
good question buddy :)) I have been thinking since 1 year
@AlexfromMoscow99
@AlexfromMoscow99 6 лет назад
Present perfect tense is very hard tense for me((( Present continuous is easier
@mmmEnglish_Emma
@mmmEnglish_Emma 6 лет назад
Yes, it is challenging hopefully these lessons help to make the present perfect a little easier :)
@AlexfromMoscow99
@AlexfromMoscow99 6 лет назад
I hope so, but your unearthly beauty helps and distracts :)
@joseavila2864
@joseavila2864 5 лет назад
Thank you very much Emma. (simple present). Now, I think I can write both simple and continuous sentences on my own after watching your video. Until next time and stay blessed.
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