the past tense vs the present perfect tense.mov

[azertyg8]

So cool

[aziz13khalaf]

THE BEST TEACHER ON YOUTUBE "

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[hnkhieu]

thank you so much,i like all your videos,

[erinnarak]

Thx this really helped me out!

[samskhanuk]

sir, could you please tell me the difference betweeen

have you finished your work?

did you finish your work?

[learnamericanenglish]

@samskhanuk -- The first sentence, "Have you finished your work?" is in the present perfect tense, and the other sentence is in the past tense. Do a search on my videos and you should find one that explains this difference.

[samskhanuk]

sir, i'm sorry i could not explain my confusion clearly. i know the difference b/w the past tense and present perfect tense. i watched (have watched??) your video that explains the difference b/w "i have lived in this apartment since 1992" and "i lived in this apartment in 1992 ". i understood that these 2 sentences do not mean the same.i've one question..do the following 2 sentences mean the same ?

"have you finished your work?"

did you finish your work?

[suleiman3811]

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[Inouq29]

i was doing some exercises on past tense and past perfect.. i came across to one question..that goes:

I told him i didn't know who (steal)_____ his pen.

i answered:

i told him i didn't know who _stole__ his pen..

but the correct answer is

i told him i didn't know who had stolen his pen..

how is that possible?...

could you please help??.. thanks

[GuidingStar2011]

amazing.... thank u a lot...

[moz165]

I have a question here.. did these two words "have" plus "had" can use both in grammar at the same time right after your video of "I have had it for two years"?

[bladilu]

this is to basic..

[traderfox83]

@bladilu maybe too basic for u but not really for some of us, to teacher paul, thank u so much!

[liki0503]

i have always thought that the difference between"wanna"and "want" is something else,,for example I've thought "wanna" is used in American language and "want" in English language

[aboahmed1010]

thanx boss

[cristhian123789]

I`from Brasil and I learned a lot as to your video

[TheErikaMonster]

great video :)

[awfjb08]

i from brazil and this video is so good for my english course . you speak slowly... thanks teacher !!

[hdavid1000]

teacher could you explain me the differents in these works life and live ....please !

[anushka91982]

thank you very much.



[EgleFig]

God bless you teacher, thank you a lot.

[RikiMartinee]

Nice video and you really have a nice voice, which you need if you want to be listened!

[65melio]

It is an great video.I love it

[elimideimulini1]

grazie caro amico you are a genius

[pelotas28]

Great video. Thank you Paul.

[rentonmolko]

really great thanks AMIGO

[jrosephil]

thank you

so much

[xeun1]

great video!

[meemey22]

thank you

[EnglishLearnerTube]

Great video!

thank you very much!

[asmaaegypt]

Tthank you so much sir

got it

[b0nita5]

teacher i will like to know whats the different between "want" and "wanna"

thank you!!

[learnamericanenglish]

"wanna" is used in spoken English. It's "want" and "to" together, so when someone speaks English very fast, instead of saying, "I want to get a pizza," it sounds like "I wanna get a pizza."

[xyZora]

@learnamericanenglish But, is it appropiate to use "wanna" and "gotta" in a formal way? Also, is this a contraption, or just slang?

[1986ra3736]

this was new for me, so thank you very much.