Present Perfect or Past Perfect?

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hai,mam thank you very much for your classroom teaching.it is interesting.

Really this study is very use full for me but there still some difficut word I need to go over it.

Hello, tks fot the lesson, but I still dont understand in which situatuins I can use each tense, can you give some examples?

Only structure? I thought you would explain the use of these verb tenses. But never mind, I know it already :)

Thanks Ronnie. My native language is Russian. I can’t understand the difference between Present Perfect and Past Tense. Can you explain this? Only you.

Is it true when I say ( I have got a massefe from my mom ) or is there something wrong ??

Ronnie could u plz explain the differences between the both tenses?

Hi Ronnie,Thanks for the videos.I would like to learn how to use conditional in all tenses.Please explain to me.

Thank you so much,
can you explain why we called to perfect tenses (Perfect) and to simple tenses (Simple or indefinite)?
I will be thankful to forever.
Best Regards
Sher Bahader Khan (Mashriqi)

gotcha , But How To Distinguish Them From each other , and When To Use Present perfect and past perfect Is a lil bit hard but i’m gonna watch the video over and over again till i get it , Thank You Ronnie

Ronnie, you’re amazing! Thank you for all of your lessons :)

Ronnie, jump in the help please. It’s about the pronunciation “s” and “z” sounds. I read rules about pronunciation, and I know that “s” sound is pronounced after voiceless sounds such as f, h, k, p, t, and “z” sound after voiced sounds such as b, d, g, j, l, m, n, r, v, w, s, z. But how to pronounce them after vowels a, e, i, o, u? Is it “s” or “z”? Please help.

Hi….Ronni
how are you?
ammmmm,really it very good lesson ,but acually i know that and bilve my ,if i want to speake i cant use this .i dont know why ???however,i think you can helpe me!!!
thnx>>>>i wish thate ,i can speak english easylie

i scored full marks on the quiz, wohoo!thanks ronnie :)

Hai Ronni,

How are you ?

I enjoyed your lesson.
If someone is asking me that, have you eaten ? / Has Mr.Kevin gone there?

How can I give answer ?

Thank you madam

Thank you, Ronnie. Now, I know how to make sentences with present perfect and past perfect. But I don’t know when I use it. Can you explain it?
Thanks in advance :)

Hi Ronnie, How is going?
Thank you so much for this useful grammar lesson.
However, I have only one question.

I’ve been learning English for many years but still don’t know when using “did” or “have”.
Please, please, would you like to give me some clarifications?

Many thanks in advance.

thank’s teather

Hi mam!could you please explain when to use Present Perfect and Past Perfect,other wise your lessons are very usefull.
THANKS

Thank you Ronnie for this useful lesson…..

thank you for the lesson ,but it’s preferable to explain when we use them .

Hi Ronnie, How are you doing?

How can I use the simple passive voice?
Could you please explain me that?

Hello, thanks a lot for tha awesome video!!

hi, thank you i really get the lesson but could tell us WHERE to use the past perfect and the present perfect .i had a bad mark in English because of this lesson and all my collages have trebles with that .so pleaaaaaaase I AM BEGGING explain this lesson “where to use both of them”English LANGUAGE is important to me and you really helped.thank you

perfect lesson,what the words is used in present perfect like already,yet,etc

Thanks ronnie for fantastic lecture. I have a question for this lesson, you teach us a form of perfect tense but when we use this perfect tense(past and persent)?

thank you teacher

Thank you! But unfortunately you did not explain the difference between two tenses…I mean when we use one and when we use the other, what situations

This is really nice class.

Thank you very much Roni!!!
You are looking more good in this video)))
I like your methods of teaching)

hi ronnie, alex again
could you confirm if the frases are correct ( the past perfect describes the fist action and the present perfect the next action ) lets go to the frases:

past perfect ( 2 actions )
had+PP has+PP
When I had arrived the movie has been started

The soccer player had made a goal when suddenly he has broken his legs.

present perfect ; ( 1 action )
the player has broken his legs

let me know if it is correct because I would like to do more exemple and practice this tense, therefore i am helping a colleague with her assignments and I have to make sure about that

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thank you Ronnie for teaching me the lesson present perfect vs past perfect and I would also like to learn more lessons with you.God bless you and have a long life.

Hi Ronnie, your lessons are awesome! If it is possible tell us more about tenses. Cuz it’s hard to find quite good and understandable information about this. Thank you!

this helpt me alot

thank you for teaching so well.i ll be student of your class and try to learn more as possible for me

Hi Ronni,
I enjoyed your lesson.
Can you explain which is correct in the following sentence ?
1, He dosn’t have a pen.
2, He hasn’t a pen.

Thank you.

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name book or any thang for help

hi ronnie…thanks a lot for such an interesting nd helpful lessons..i have problem in using continuous tenses pls explain…..?

thanks alot ronnie ….this chapter helps me so much ……love ya ronnie

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i feel very great when i watch this video, you have very excellent teaching method. i am very impressed,

Take
care
god bless u

You are great and lovely teacher

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

hi ronnie .plz explain continuous tenses……i can’t using them perfectly

Hi Ronni,
I enjoyed your lesson.
Can you explain which is correct in the following sentence ?
1, He dosn’t have a pen.
2, He hasn’t a pen.

Thank you.

what is diffrence between present perfect and present progress?

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RONIIIEEEE
U R MY FAV TEACHER I WISH I COULD HAVE YOU HERE IN INDIA TOO.MY PROB IS THT I KNW ENG VERY WELL AND I CAN UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL TOO….BUT THE THING IS WHNEVER I TALK TO SOMEONE SPEACIAL OR SOMEONE WHO HAS GOOD KNLDGE OF ENG MORE THN ME I GOT NERVES AND CNT TALK TO HER /HIM IN ENG AND EVEN I FORGT MY OWN LANGUAGE TOO….SO WHAT SHOULD I DO….AND SOMETIME I JST GOT CNFUSE THT WHERE TO USE ‘DO AND DID’PLZ HELP ME…….

i did, we did,he/she did ,they did

it is possible to write you did

Ronnie, please do a lesson on voiced and unvoiced sounds such as “th”. I know that we should pronounce it differently in particular situations. For example cloth-sound is voicelss, but clothes-here is voiced. Please, do a lesson on it, and clarify a little bit. I’m sure that I am not the only one person here who needs this. Thank you in advance.

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Most of all I liked the video where you talked about the differences in the naming of objects in UK and CANADA!PLEASE HELP ME WITH USING MOST AND MORE,AND past and pr.p.cont!

thank you madom, its(your classes) so impressive.i have doubts in usage of have been /has been when to indicate two or more actions. is this only linked with nouns or two things/ two actions?

Thank you Ronnie for your inform but I’have been too late to Answer your question so SOME Problem on the meaning of some words second I’have no books.

What I’can do to solve this problem .thank you .

I have seen this lesson twice. cya I need to pee, thanks dear Ronnie.

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i has a determination to learn please

when do we use past perfect tense

Thanxs for this lesson it is very easy :)

Thanks mam, it was indeed very useful!

when do we use have been,had been &has been

thanks a lot

Ronnie, look at this example teacher Rebecca gave us to practice. In fact, this was one of the questions in the quiz here on EngVid. It’about reported speech. Angela: “I can’t come to the party tonight.” Angela explained she couldn’t come to the party tonight. Now, I was wondering whether we should say this to be correct, or we have to change the word “tonight” into “that night” or “last night”?

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Ronnie, I like your lessons and I’d like to ask you to teach me when to use verb “Be” and “Do (does/did)” in a question.

I don’t know when I should use these words on creating questions, for example;

“DOES your neck hurt?”
“IS your neck hurt?”
“DOES this sentence seem correct?”
“IS this sentence seems correct?”

I could ask other EngVid teachers this but some of them doesn’t seem like they check viewer’s comment and answering, so I am begging you!
Hope you could help my question in your future video! :)

hi dear, i asked u about one lesson about 2 actins that happend in the past and how to use it which actin was first u sad 2 me yes i will , but u haven’t done it ,thank u for ur efforts 2 help as

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hi ronnie
I am 17 years old and m from islamabad i like your style of teaching plz guide me about (expressing of possibility and impossibility)(modal verbs)or prepare a lecture for me plz i m waiting for your response

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Hi Ronnie,I am begginer to learn english.I listen your lesson . It is fantastic.Your presentation skills are attractive.I love this way to teach me.Hi Ronnie keep going.I want to be a global man.

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Hi Ronnie,
I am an beginner and i have some knowledge about English grammar but i can’t talk smoothly and lost my memory again and again.
Tell me some suggestion Kindly.

Ronnie, I am tantalized by pronunciation! I hate it! Why is English language so illogical????
I have a lot of examples, but let’s say this one. The word “meter”. We pronounce it on one way, but in the word kilometer, it has different pronunciation! Why so when in that word, we use the same word???

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And i didn’t know why i am hesitate to speak in English before my teachers and friends .

Hii Ronnie,
It’s me ,Sona again back in the English learning World.By the way,I wanna let you inform that it’s IPL(Indian premeare League) time in India.It’s a season for the cricket players from the different parts of the world to fetch as much money as they could in their bag.It usually comes once in a year .It brings a lot of excitement,cheers,temptation,joy in spectators mind when they find their time winning the game but the flip sides of those like tears,sadness also go along with when one has to leave the gallery after witnessing a defeat of their favourite team carrying tears in eyes and being disappointed.However,it’s a game where one team wins and another team has to admit a defeat.It has been a lot so far about cricket.Now ,I like to discuss about my problems and want to get them cleared.I watched a match last day on T.V..I heard a couple of sentences which are haunting as well as confusing me ever since they had entered in my scull.First one is:The ball was hit hard to clear the fence(In cricket,it’s the boundary rope).Second one:Fielders have been brought inside the circle to save the singles.(In this game,we usually have a circle.Fielders generally stand inside it during the early hours of the match).Third one:The catch was taken comfortably by the fielder standing five steps ahead of the rope.Like these, there were also a few more sentences which I heard.My explanation is all the sentences written above are in passive voice.To cite reason ,I could interpret the first sentence like someone(obviously the batsman hit the ball hard……).For the second one,the captain must have spread his fielders across the playground and that’s why the commentator said that sentence in the passive.Finally,one fielder must have caught the ball comfortabally which led the commentator form the saentence in passive while watching the action.Basically,I think it’s a natural instinct which comes to everyone’s mind to express these things in passive irrespective of which language you speak.Because,the same thing happens when we describe such things in our language.I have had this realization.I don’t know if my understanding is correct or not but I request you to help me understand the concept to get over this difficulties.
Looking forward to receiving a fast response from you ,MaM…

thanks for this lesson.Now i know but sometimes i confused all tenses

actually i confused present perfect simple and present perfect continuous.i don’t know differences between this tenses.

Thank Ronnie, you are really good teacher I haven’t seen before. I learned a lot from you.

hi ronnie.iam so happy with this lesson and your method,but i have one question. when can i use this tense

Hii Ronnie,
I am too excited today after coming across a sentence where I found the word “man” has been used as a verb.I have written the sentence below and I request you to correct the same.
The sentence reads as:
The state government is planning to man(man used as a verb) all the unmanned(adjective form of the verb “to man”)level crossings across the states to reduce the fatal accidents occuring of late.
The sentence written above is indeed mine though I have read similar kinds of sentences on newspapers..
I hope you will definitely respond to my question soon…

hello ronnie you’re awesome, my question is when we use present perfect and when we use the past perfect, because I have never understood and I think only you can explain that!

Ronnie I,m so confused on tens
1, present tens
2, present perfect
3, present continuous
4, present perfect continuous
Ronnie I don,t Know when I use P.T,P.P,P.C,P.P.C and also in the past tens and future tense I can,t differentiate those things I know present, past, future when I use but p.p, p.c and so on and past perfect , paste continuous , pleas Ronnie my dear I need these things clearly Ronnie I ask my self when I use those tens. I hope you will help me soon.

The other thing Ronnie I have the Problem of spalling when I write something so if you can help me on this regard. I,m very happy.

Thanks my dear for everything in advance.

hi Ms-Ronnie ,first I want to tell you are good teacher of English I like your lessons and i learn with you , I am student in college since 2012
thank you for everything
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Hello! This was very good lesson form me now I konow how to use it.But when I can use it? This is very hard.I hope that you adding video soon.

i paid all my attention to this perfect and great lesson but until now i couldn’t tell this sentence from this sentence “i had eaten ” “i have eaten “

Hey,Romie.I am from Belaruss.Your lessons is very usefull.Thank you very much.And I think your are very talented teacher.Anyway I just want to asked,HOW we can choose when we use Present Perfect or Past Perfect?And Can you get more information about meaning this tense?

Hi, Ronni
you didn’t mention exactly the differences on when to use present perfect and past perfect, thank you

I took a quiz..
I pick “He had went to a store”
but correct answer is “She has been to the store?? I dont know why? Why my answer is Wrong?

Thanks a lot Ronnie. We had been watching your video. We learned a lot from you. More Power!!!

Hello Ronnie. i like your lessons ♥

Thank you verymuch

real talk i do like the way you give class the only thing we might do is to pray for you cause what you do is not easy share one s knowledge with people from everywhere thanks thie from senegal

Poinne
Millions thank you for you. You are a good teacher. I am really learn a lot of English from you
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dear madam great video .
my doubt is that you said don’t use have for she\he\it.

so it is right

she has a pen.
he has a wife.
it has a tail
she has dinner.

plz tell madam

Thank u Ronnie
I scored 4 out of 4.

Hi Madam.How r u ? Hope that u’ll be fine. Really u r doing a great job. Bcoz of u I learnt a lot. Madam I have a question. In ur previous lesson u told us that in negative form of present and past perfect we use “Didn’t” instead of have not or had not. We don’t use “had not”. I’ll be very thankful to u if u’ll clear me that one. Might be I forgot.

Ahehehe… I love the way you teach Ms. Ronnie :D you made me laugh and at the same time made me understand the lesson you’re teaching. Hope you could upload more video for us to learn English fluently.
uhmm, Might I have a request Ms. Ronnie? Could you please upload a video lesson about
the Subject and Verb agreement. It was very confusing, sometimes I don’t even know what would be the appropriate verb
that I must use? It made me puzzled.
Thank you Ms. Ronnie in advance.

Thank you so much and this is because you helped me to find the right way of learning English.

i would like to tell you something that i live in African country , most people how live in in this country do not speak this language so how can i improve the rate of conversation in English . I believe that you can help me to solve this problem and thank you .Morad.