How to use 'Have' / 'Has' / 'Have Had' / 'Had Had' (The EASY Way!) - Learn English Grammar

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  • @arrocesca9856
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      @yehohanan66 5 років тому +1

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    • @MysticSigma
      @MysticSigma 5 років тому +4

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  • @elenamargarena199
    @elenamargarena199 5 років тому +153

    If I had had a teacher like you when I was a teenager, I wouldn't have had to study so hard later.

    • @papateachme
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    • @elenamargarena199
      @elenamargarena199 5 років тому +1

      Thank you Aly!

    • @camijo7604
      @camijo7604 5 років тому +8

      Clever answer 😉

    • @billy-cg1qq
      @billy-cg1qq 4 роки тому +4

      OMG i feel like i'm an alien from space now,, i've never heard english been used like this,, am i a boomer now???

    • @ummhalil766
      @ummhalil766 3 роки тому

      @@papateachme oh, that's so great we have you now, teacher

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    @kareemblk5439 5 років тому +304

    Your drawings are extraordinarily nice.

  • @markb1170
    @markb1170 5 років тому +47

    Growing up speaking english my whole life, I never realized how confusing certain grammatical structures could be to the ears of most english learners. Never paid attention at all how some parts such as ’had had‘ may sound so unnatural to foreigners whose first language isn‘t english. Stumbled on your video while searching for language-themed videos... great job!

  • @tigradigra
    @tigradigra Рік тому +5

    lots of learning years pressed in 15 minutes. what I call 'comprehensible input'! 👍Thanks ever so much!👏👏👏

  • @GustavoSantos-od1th
    @GustavoSantos-od1th 5 років тому +3

    Hi teacher! I'm Gustavo and I'm 23 years old, I'm from Brazil. I've been learning english by myself, but sometimes I feel like I'm stuck when I am speaking and sometimes I don't understand when english native speak, and with your help I have improved my english, thank you so much for this work! You're awesome!

  • @Lirikin
    @Lirikin 5 років тому +3

    Hello, I am a spanish guy and I've been living in UK for a year and half, so I would say that my english is "decent", so your videos are really helping me to fix my mistakes to still improving and mastering my english, is so easy to understand your lessons because you speak so clearly, thank you very much for everything!

  • @fenom6159
    @fenom6159 5 років тому +1

    2:40 people who speak slavic languages (polish for example) tend to say "i have 20 years old" as well. Good thing you've mentioned it. Keep up the good work.

    • @TecnoPlayCanal
      @TecnoPlayCanal 5 років тому

      Brazilian too

    • @N3tsplit
      @N3tsplit 5 років тому

      John, this is how they teach us unfortunately..

  • @george_hc7
    @george_hc7 5 років тому +237

    You Hero!!
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    Thank you Aly! 🤩

    • @xSideraVisus
      @xSideraVisus 5 років тому +5

      You are a Hero, You're a Hero!
      you*

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +13

      Cheers bud

    • @tugaydeniz488
      @tugaydeniz488 5 років тому

      Alfred hernan where are you from ? Do you have character '' Ü '' in your alphabet ?

    • @george_hc7
      @george_hc7 5 років тому

      Hi Tugay! I'm from Spain

    • @george_hc7
      @george_hc7 5 років тому +1

      Nope, we don't have that character in our alphabet, we only use it in a few words xd

  • @fulyafly4313
    @fulyafly4313 5 років тому +132

    You're the best teacher! Greetings from Turkey :))

    • @arsalacarbas2516
      @arsalacarbas2516 5 років тому

      It is always a big problem for Turks to understand present perfect and past perfect

    • @thepeoplewholovedeeply7675
      @thepeoplewholovedeeply7675 5 років тому +4

      @@arsalacarbas2516 I don't think it is a big problem for turks. If you really want to accomplish something, you can do it. But first of all, you should motivate yourself, and the aim or goal shouldn't be exam. Speaking with a native speaker is far important than having a exam. On the other hand, to be comprehensible is very important. You can speak fluently. But if no one can understand, when you speak, here there is a big problem. Simply, you should be understood and at the same proportion, you should understand what people say😊👍

    • @RidhoIbu
      @RidhoIbu 5 років тому

      Agree indeed..

    • @Ipekcaglar_
      @Ipekcaglar_ 5 років тому +1

      Aynen

    • @erdematar5085
      @erdematar5085 5 років тому +1

      wow I wasnt expecting this much Turk :D

  • @JovyCatral
    @JovyCatral 5 років тому +145

    Best English Teacher, I learned a lot. Keep educating and inspiring people. 👏😇

    • @M.5-YT
      @M.5-YT 5 років тому +8

      I've *
      Lol

    • @JovyCatral
      @JovyCatral 5 років тому +4

      Ohh yeah, thank you!

  • @LPSaiko
    @LPSaiko 3 роки тому

    What a great lesson! Opened the Video skipped to 6.25, got the explanation I needed, and still continued watching the rest of the video.

  • @joannazalejska8867
    @joannazalejska8867 5 років тому +24

    You're really great, I'm a teacher in Poland and use your videos in my classes. My students like you too :)

    • @Macu-li5sw
      @Macu-li5sw 5 років тому +1

      Szanuje takich nauczycieli, szkoda że ja na takich nie trafiłem :)

  • @cram2208
    @cram2208 5 років тому +1

    Why I really enjoy about your videos is that they help me improve my knowledge of English. I knew how to use most of these forms of the verb have, but I didn't always know why I used them. Now, I know and it is so much better. Thank you very much for that.

  • @mirtasaezhernandez9862
    @mirtasaezhernandez9862 5 років тому +3

    So well explained in such an amusing way! I did find the "have/has, have had & had had" tricky at the beginning and it took me a while to learn how to use it properly (I achieved it by practicing and failing a lot), but this video will help lots of people. Bravo! Love your videos and your job!

  • @mihaildobrev526
    @mihaildobrev526 5 років тому +3

    Best teacher in the history of teachers ever. You have all my thanks. I love your “shakespeare lesson” it’s the best.

  • @wikusiafilmikinayoutube5713
    @wikusiafilmikinayoutube5713 5 років тому +21

    Oh thank you so much! We have tomorrow in Poland important exams and you saved my life c:

  • @dinawe4763
    @dinawe4763 5 років тому

    I have started earlier this afternoon to watch the videos of papateachme on UA-cam. But I had done it before today in the morning for some time. So I've got the feeling that I learned more today than I ever had before in school about English. I'm very grateful for this great opportunity! Thanks

  • @tomryder4093
    @tomryder4093 5 років тому +3

    I'm 20 years old.
    I have got 3 cats.
    I had 3 cats.
    When you got home, I had had studied everything.
    She has a table.
    They have 3 houses outside the city.
    I have been in the same school since I was 12.
    She has been very effective.

    • @nbl4517
      @nbl4517 5 років тому

      She has been very effective or attractive ??

  • @suhakhaled1984
    @suhakhaled1984 5 років тому

    You are the best english teacher ever... I still remember struggling with have has had when I was a pupil... I needed you back then... you came late papa :( but better late than never...

  • @inhoosong4049
    @inhoosong4049 5 років тому +4

    Wow. I've started to watch your video since last month. You are an amazing and the best teacher ever ever. Thank you so much for your help. I'm living in Australia and got a certificate of TESOL. But, I really wanted and want to improve my English better level of it. I think you are THE solution for my concern. I'll be here for every single day. Thanks again. :)

  • @mohzaher2000
    @mohzaher2000 5 років тому

    Wow, I’ve been teaching IT technical courses around the world in English. I to speak properly all the time. I know very well when to used the different tenses. However, I watched the video from 00:01 to the very end.
    Definitely, you’ve taught me something today. Thanks you, mate.

  • @lenadown3532
    @lenadown3532 5 років тому +25

    I still struggle with have had and had had but I understand it better now because of you😅 thank you!

    • @esmabaykan221
      @esmabaykan221 5 років тому +2

      "thanks to you" not 'because of you'

    • @lenadown3532
      @lenadown3532 5 років тому +1

      @@esmabaykan221 oh yeah thank you!

    • @lenadown3532
      @lenadown3532 5 років тому

      @@cuiperindy2120 Ohh thank you so much!!

    • @lenadown3532
      @lenadown3532 5 років тому

      @@cuiperindy2120 thank you!

    • @wayansubadra240
      @wayansubadra240 5 років тому

      Yep it's make me dizzy, but yeah l trust it was easy

  • @dinarmeltiara5456
    @dinarmeltiara5456 5 років тому +3

    spend years learning present perfect and past perfect yet still confused and watch this once i really got it now 😌 THANKYOU SO MUCH! greetings from indonesia🇲🇨

  • @ingridmelgar5457
    @ingridmelgar5457 5 років тому +22

    Your videos are helping me a lot really I've been watching them and I feel like I'm improving in my English.
    I don't know how to thank you😢💕

    • @Omersarli
      @Omersarli 5 років тому

      Ingrid Melgar is it your videos really helping me a lot ,”?

    • @nbl4517
      @nbl4517 5 років тому

      Yeahh , me too😃

    • @fursandyanggita
      @fursandyanggita 5 років тому

      same with me

  • @elisabetta4478
    @elisabetta4478 5 років тому +2

    You're a brilliant teacher who explains the grammar rules correctly. Thank you.

  • @nadjmabibi259
    @nadjmabibi259 5 років тому +23

    I went to see my friend but I didn't find her and someone told me she had gone !😍😍😍 Many thanks and love to you teacher

    • @tranthan2707
      @tranthan2707 5 років тому

      hello

    • @nadjmabibi259
      @nadjmabibi259 5 років тому

      TỰ ĐỘNG HÓA 🖒🖒🖒

    • @pescarafortes3895
      @pescarafortes3895 5 років тому +1

      It's not correct
      You should say *I have gone to see my friend* cus there's no precision about the period you went to see her

    • @nadjmabibi259
      @nadjmabibi259 5 років тому +1

      pescara fortes Do I need to say yesterday? "When I went to see my friend her mum told me she had gone to London ". I don't need to say yesterday when I went to see my friend ...!

    • @nadjmabibi259
      @nadjmabibi259 5 років тому

      pescara fortes ...I invited her to my party but she didn't come ....I don't need to show the exact time ! When I said "invited" I mean in the past

  • @anupamajain8393
    @anupamajain8393 5 років тому

    Best English teacher and teacher of english I have ever seen....

  • @MrBoss-fe5qb
    @MrBoss-fe5qb 5 років тому +53

    I'm trying to understand "had had" but I dont know if the next example is correct.
    This is my example:
    My course had finished before I joined to this academy.
    Thanks from Colombia🇨🇴

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +54

      This is great! You don't need "to" here though 🤘😁
      Also hola! ❤️🇨🇴

    • @rodthom86
      @rodthom86 5 років тому +6

      @@papateachme Could I say "My course had been finished before I joined this academy?

    • @julietrose260
      @julietrose260 5 років тому +1

      Yes, yours is correct. I think the original one isn't.

    • @quienpodraser4066
      @quienpodraser4066 5 років тому +1

      Defeat Note the first one is past perfect and your it’s passive voice.

    • @gabmas22
      @gabmas22 5 років тому +2

      ..well .. why not.. "my course had finished before I have joined this academy" .. You are STILL inside the academy, you are STILL following the lessons in that ... isn'it? thanks guys

  • @helloismeee
    @helloismeee 2 роки тому +1

    I have watched a lot English clips ,because I want to improve my English language ,and first time I watched your video in 3 days ago!
    That’s good! I have had some questions about English grammar ,because I learned more English today. I was enjoy to watch American drama ,I “hadn’t” had interested about English language.

  • @JoaoPedro-db1cm
    @JoaoPedro-db1cm 5 років тому +9

    I have never met such an amazing teacher like you before ( someone correct me please if my sentence is wrong ;) )

    • @honglekim2273
      @honglekim2273 5 років тому +1

      João Pedro i think you should say " i have ever met"

  • @maristotero3352
    @maristotero3352 5 років тому +1

    Decided to watch the whole video. Don't regret it. Questions with have got are blowing my mind. I've never used this structure before.

    • @yodas675
      @yodas675 5 років тому

      Yeah it's confusing actually it messed up my whole grammer after watching this video. It just confused me more rather than solving my problem it got worse than it was before.

  • @cassiel8170
    @cassiel8170 5 років тому +22

    Wow you're in Ravenclaw
    Ravens are the best!
    The lesson is awesome, thank you

  • @felipenunes6111
    @felipenunes6111 5 років тому

    Best English teacher ever. Made me start to study english seriously so much more than when I was in a course

  • @alexanderf2121
    @alexanderf2121 5 років тому +3

    14:55.... that moment when Aly's kindness made me feel good again (after a little bit of despair, hehehe). I'll need a few more views to be able to make good examples.... Anyway, I have been in London in 2016... Was my second time in europe, I had a few days in the city. But, in another trip, 2 years before, I had had a week in London, was my first time in Europe, and I still have in my memory the feeling to be at the tube for the first time, coming from Heathrow to the city, listen to folk music that two artists performed on the train.

  • @lecemotta
    @lecemotta Рік тому +1

    Congrats on your energy and class approach. Very good!

  • @tatidavi2011
    @tatidavi2011 5 років тому +4

    I was very lucky to find your channel. thank you. I'm brazilian

  • @ricardovieirabertoldo8885
    @ricardovieirabertoldo8885 4 роки тому

    You're the best English teacher on UA-cam. It would be extremely fun have a class with you.

  • @isaiasespinosa3668
    @isaiasespinosa3668 5 років тому +4

    This is for much the best explanation I've ever seen, greetings from Mexico!

  • @gasparsaenzvaliente4192
    @gasparsaenzvaliente4192 5 років тому +2

    You explain it better than my teachers, thanks a lot

  • @fun-learning
    @fun-learning 5 років тому +3

    This video hits at each level beginner intermediate and advanced so if you're thinking
    The verb have it's easy. Give me have had that's more difficult then skip to this time, but if you're thinking
    Have had that's easy. That's like baby stuff
    Give me had had that ones difficult
    Then skip to this time or if life is very confusing and you just want to cry. Don't worry. You'll be fine
    I love you. You're doing great. Just watch from now
    So the verb have it works like a normal verb like do or go or drink and
    in the present simple form, it looks like this I you we they
    Have he she it has?
    have is usually for possession or
    actions which collocate linked to the verb have for example, I
    Have a sister remember for he she it
    She has a dog hmm
    with possession in schools
    they teach you this however with possession it's much more common much more natural to
    Say it like this. I have got a sister
    She has got a dog more natural more common is with the contraction
    I've got I've got a sister she's got she's got a dog. So if you're talking about possession
    Use have got it's much more common. It's much more natural
    Have is not just for possession also actions collocate linked with have for example
    Little sleep is called a nap and we say have a nap. Okay
    For this let's use present continuous
    if it's happening now now now
    It's present continuous
    Two important things one
    don't forget the verb be and
    ING with that verb
    Secondly, you won't use present continuous or any
    continuous tense
    With possessions, for example, I'm having a dog
    No, but this is an action you can use actions in continuous tenses
    So I'm having a nap. That's fine. It's happening now Oh
    a common mistake with have
    Especially for Latin language speakers when you talk about your age
    Don't say for
    example I
    have
    20 years old. No, it's not the verb half
    you are
    20 years old that is a really common mistake. So don't make it. Let's use have in the negative. I you we they
    Don't have he she it
    Doesn't have for example
    You don't have good hair now, I realize I know anyone to judge hair
    However, I think we can all agree
    That's not good. But I mean still it's not nice
    and
    Of course the form in he she it she doesn't have a heart
    The common mistake I hear with this is this
    You haven't good hair. I
    Haven't a dog. This is really old-fashioned
    No one says it I don't know why schools teach it these days. Just I guess
    Stop saying I haven't
    Okay questions
    For I you we they it's do pronoun have but remember I said with possessions
    it's much better much more natural to say have you got
    Have you got a dog and then for he she it
    Does he or she or it have a dog but again
    You can change this. It might sound better might sound more natural to say has
    he got
    Has he got a dog so for possessions that sounds better sounds more natural
    some of you are thinking
    Hmm. Can I say have you a dog has he a dog?
    That no, don't do that
    This is all present tense. Okay, but
    Had that's the simple past of half. So I you we they had and
    You will love this. He she it also
    Had I know i'm sata2. So other actions which collocates would have like
    interview shower chat when talking in the simple past use had
    He had a shower it's brilliant it never changes and the question form
    For all pronouns doesn't change did you I wiII they he she it
    have
    breakfast for example and the negative form
    Didn't have again this doesn't change with any pronoun. I you we they he she it
    Always didn't have did you have breakfast? No, I didn't have time
    I told you that for possession have got is the most common form, right?
    But not in past
    for past possessions don't say
    Hadn't got no just say this one. I didn't have
    have also is an auxilary verb you need this in perfect tenses and
    It's a little bit more difficult, but don't worry
    I promise it's not that bad have had this is used in present. Perfect
    present perfect is about an experience which happened from a time in the past until
    now
    usually just an experience from your life so from birth until now, for example, you want to say I
    in my life
    Did the IELTS exam I have that experience and this becomes I
    have done the IELTS test the form for I you we they have or fahisha it has and
    The past participle or verb 3 you can call it of that verb
    Do did done have done?
    verb 3, but remember
    with present perfect
    You're not giving specific details about the experience just that you did it
    Again from a past time until right now
    So this could include today this week times which are still happening
    So I have eaten dinner last night
    No that no because last night is finished, but today today is still happening. For example
    Have something to eat
    You want to know hmm? Did they have something to eat?
    Today from the beginning of today until now it's present perfect. So she'll say
    Have you had anything to eat today?
    Remember today that's still continuing. She's asking from the beginning of today
    until now and her answer can be I've
    had a cherry you can contract have I've
    Had so when you see have had it's talking about
    Something happening from a past time
    Until now, how about the negative? I
    Haven't had anything haven't had that's the negative remember. He she it
    Hasn't had
    When you start talking about the details, you're talking about specific things specific times
    Then you change the past simple. For example. Oh my god. Have you been to Brazil?
    That's present perfect. By the way. Yeah, I've been to Brazil. Oh my god. When did you go?
    That's past simple. I'm asking about a specific time. Cool. Thanks. I went last year last year
    Well, that's a specific time. Who did you go with I went with m

    • @fun-learning
      @fun-learning 5 років тому

      Well, that's a specific time. Who did you go with I went with my family
      You're really weird. So
      experiences from a past time until now
      present perfect the specific times and the details past simple and
      Finally had had it's really not difficult. I promise stay here. Don't don't go any
      Example question. Where did you go on your holiday last month? That's a specific time
      So past simple he went to London now. He wants to know was it your first time?
      And
      He wants to say no the year before he had a holiday, how does he say that
      You can say go on a holiday you can also say have a holiday
      So, why did we use had-had?
      Well, this is the past perfect. This talks about an experience
      before a past experience the form
      Is always the verb had I you we they he she it always
      had and again the verb three in this case have had had so what he's saying is this
      last month, I had a holiday to London, but before that I
      Had had a holiday to London last year
      So this action?
      happened before this action and
      Notice, they're connected. That's it. Those are the two reasons you use past perfect
      this action happened before a past action and
      They're connected. That's why we use past perfect. If I show you in a negative it might make more sense
      Okay, let's imagine that
      holiday was his first time to London and he
      Got lost because he doesn't know this city and it can get confusing
      so
      Oh
      Did you like London I got lost because I hadn't been there before this happened in the past
      anything that relates to before this time and if it's connected
      Then we use that
      Past perfect tense, very very importantly. These two should be connected or related somehow
      this is the reason for this and we know that this happened first and
      the question form I
      Went to London Wow, how do you been before so again remember past perfect?
      It talks about something which happened or didn't happen
      Before a past event. That's it. Oh and contractions. I
      Had I'd
      I'd been before so you'll notice with past perfect
      often you'll see it with words like
      before or already
      Yeah, I'd already been
      So words like before or already those often go with past perfect because you're talking about something
      Which happened before a past action?
      Ok, I want to make this clear for you. So let's put all of those tenses in
      one situation
      So a couple asking each other questions
      We start with a past simple
      When did you break up with your ex? This is past simple because it's a specific time when?
      We broke up in September again specific time
      September
      Past simple but wait, there's drama
      He's thinking from a past time September until now
      We've been together since September
      Since September until now that's present
      perfect, and he wants to know what happened first the breakup of
      Them being together what happened first, he needs to use a past perfect question
      Had that relationship ended before we got together did this happen first
      That relationship finished before we got together
      So because she used past perfect that indicates that happened first
      So actually we don't need
      that sentence in
      Fact we don't even need
      Before we don't need to say that why
      Because past perfect already implies that that happened first
      Had that relationship finished before we got together
      Yes, it had finished. Oh
      Yes it had
      So, okay
      I hope you understand now how to use had have has
      Have had and had had so write your own examples positives negatives and questions in the comments
      I'll correct you and don't worry if this is all very confusing

    • @fun-learning
      @fun-learning 5 років тому

      I'll correct you and don't worry if this is all very confusing to you
      It's not just you when I have a class
      I'll usually do a few lessons on past perfect before moving on
      So if you're still a bit confused, don't worry watch again take it slow. You will get there. I promise
      And if you need extra extra English practice
      You can join this channel as a member or join my patreon page. You'll find a worksheet for this and many other lessons
      The length of signing up is in the description and I'll see you in the next class

    • @ibrahimelbashtely8496
      @ibrahimelbashtely8496 3 роки тому

      I apologize for the mess. I ........ time to clear up after lunch yet.
      1_ haven't had
      2_ hadn't had
      3_ don't have
      4_ wasn't having

  • @S_P12
    @S_P12 4 місяці тому

    Thank you so much! I have been struggling with this - especially the "had had" - since school. Now it's finally clear. 🙌🏻

  • @Sweetie_-ng6xx
    @Sweetie_-ng6xx 5 років тому +4

    You are a good teacher and a creative artist 👍👍👍
    Well done 👍

  • @harishmehra0152
    @harishmehra0152 5 років тому +2

    You are a great teacher... Pictures, fun you have got a perfect sense of humour... Thanks for your awesome videos..

  • @ArieHarsa
    @ArieHarsa 5 років тому +7

    What english accent do you speak actually?
    For me, this is the best british accent so far.
    My english is not too good, but with this accent i can catch most of the words you say. Its very clear and understandable.

    • @williamrivers5903
      @williamrivers5903 5 років тому +3

      Normally londers people usually speak as him

    • @ArieHarsa
      @ArieHarsa 5 років тому +1

      @@williamrivers5903 yes, sounds beautiful

  • @brancamedeiros9268
    @brancamedeiros9268 3 роки тому +1

    Tem, Thank Aly, you are the best teacher!

  • @daisyhope2558
    @daisyhope2558 5 років тому +4

    Omg.I can't understand teachers who speaks my native language.But I understand you!

  • @annapiotrowska4514
    @annapiotrowska4514 3 роки тому

    Just amazing:) 10 years of learning english and I've got enlightened now. I will play the video to my son:D

  • @laurasofiarey5223
    @laurasofiarey5223 5 років тому +4

    You're the best teacher ever! I wish you were my teacher😢❤️

  • @sincerely-b
    @sincerely-b 5 років тому +1

    I have an advanced student currently learning present and past perfect, so this video popping up on my timeline was quite fortunate! It's interesting to see how someone else explains tenses. Love your channel 😊

  • @harshitsharma7355
    @harshitsharma7355 5 років тому +4

    You're one of my favourite teacher ......i am a begginer of english and you help me alot ....so at last thank you sir

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +1

      Thanks dude! Glad it's helping!

    • @harshitsharma7355
      @harshitsharma7355 5 років тому

      @@papateachme did i don't made any english mistake in my comment ??

    • @AbhishekMishra-zs3my
      @AbhishekMishra-zs3my 5 років тому +1

      @@harshitsharma7355 you made a lot of mistakes dude in your last sentence. 😊

    • @TheForbiddenFruittt
      @TheForbiddenFruittt 5 років тому +1

      harshit sharma did I do any mistakes in my comment )

    • @harshitsharma7355
      @harshitsharma7355 5 років тому

      @@AbhishekMishra-zs3my oh! Yes i made spelling mistake #beginner oops

  • @dirafirst
    @dirafirst 5 років тому +1

    Dear Aly, I've been watching your video since I was in Indonesia trying to familiarise myself with cool british accents while waiting the intake of my master study in the UK. Now, I'm at Uni of Southampton and very happy to keep watching your video. Even I am inspired to be a UA-camr. 😄😄😄 I owe my thanks to you.

  • @debar5934
    @debar5934 5 років тому +10

    Hi papa cool English Teacher... I've been watching this video for several times and I've got your explanation easily but.. when I tried to practice them, it's gone, it has been blew away by the wind from my mind.
    (Please correct my sentences, i would be very grateful to get correction from sweet handsome English teacher Papa Aly... Love you 300 🎉🎊)

  • @Sarcasmmemes
    @Sarcasmmemes 2 роки тому

    I haven't had such a beautiful session on "has/have had" in my learning journey.

  • @أحبكربي-ز3ف
    @أحبكربي-ز3ف 5 років тому +3

    You've got an amazing method of teaching 👍you're the best for sure😍

  • @sivanziv4853
    @sivanziv4853 3 роки тому

    I am an English teacher and you are really fun to watch. I am using you clips whenever I finish a subject!

  • @rezza2507
    @rezza2507 5 років тому +5

    Hi, Aly! How do you do? May I ask a question? What is the meaning of the sentence: James while John had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher? Wow! There are eleven hads in that sentence.

  • @thiagoaugusto9262
    @thiagoaugusto9262 5 років тому +1

    An intensive lisntening for a long period of time, now I can distinguish the difference between these form of verbs. Thanks ally

  • @rd5933
    @rd5933 5 років тому +3

    Omg I need thiiisss! Thanks ever so much Alyyyy!

  • @anls5775
    @anls5775 5 років тому

    Hakikaten hatırı sayılır öğretmenlerden birisiniz. Kendinize has mizahınızla anlatım tarzınızı o kadar çok beğeniyorum ki, tek solukta ingilizcedeki bütün zamanları öğrendim.

  • @PostCulture
    @PostCulture 5 років тому +60

    I have a question about 'i'm having a nap". Technicaly, how can i tell "i'm having a nap" if i'm sleeping?

    • @masonkeys
      @masonkeys 5 років тому +65

      PostCulture Native English speaker here. An example of this would be if you were having a nap and someone called your phone, woke you up & you answered. They ask you “what’s up” or “what are you doing?” and a common answer, at least here in America would be “I’m having a nap” even though I already woke up. Let me know if that helps.

    • @bugra07
      @bugra07 5 років тому

      @@masonkeys can we say just "napping" or "nap"?

    • @masonkeys
      @masonkeys 5 років тому +15

      Buğra Keskinlioğlu Good question. There are several ways to get the idea across. “I’m having a nap” and “I’m napping” or the past tense “I was having a nap” and “I was napping” are all fine ways of saying the same idea. :)

    • @aroundtheworld1894
      @aroundtheworld1894 5 років тому

      Mason Keys In the video
      He said yes it had finished
      Shouldn't it be it had been finished
      Like passive
      Because "our relation finished" don't make sense but " our relation is finished" makes sense
      Correct me please

    • @Mishiman
      @Mishiman 5 років тому +2

      @@aroundtheworld1894 Both "our relationship finished" and "our relationship is finished" make sense. But the correct form is definitely "it had finished", because "it had been finished" would imply someone had done it ("someone had finished something so that something had been finished by someone"), yet it is never mentioned (in that very sentence) that the relationship had been finished by "someone"

  • @lifewithtaste2775
    @lifewithtaste2775 5 років тому

    i would say only,he is just amazing literally....best instructor ever with great sense of humor and teaching skills.

  • @vitorchagas4720
    @vitorchagas4720 5 років тому +5

    It’s was nice talk about age, because in Brazil it’s normal say “have”
    Eu tenho 20 anos ( I have 20 years) ✖️
    Eu tenho 20 anos (I’m 20 years) ✔️

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +2

      Veeeery common mistake!

    • @yurushiko2721
      @yurushiko2721 5 років тому +2

      Same in Poland. We use „have” as well.

    • @أنسمنير-ر2م
      @أنسمنير-ر2م 4 роки тому

      Same thing in arabic, when we talk about age, we use "have"
      Love from morocco 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

    • @devadas7439
      @devadas7439 4 роки тому

      Hmm olha só um brasileiro

  • @sillsnavas5409
    @sillsnavas5409 3 роки тому

    I never have had a great teacher like you! I always had search for someone whom explains and clears my mind.... I enjoy your way, your voice.... it's so good to have got you! aaamm.... by the way, I've watched this video almost one hundred times, I think I'm improving little by little. thank you for being here on youtube Aly!

  • @Mr.NiceGuyMax
    @Mr.NiceGuyMax 5 років тому +8

    I had realized that I need to burn all my university knowledges) See you on twitch ;)

  • @johnalexguzmanmolina3271
    @johnalexguzmanmolina3271 5 років тому

    Hi every one, I'm from Bogotá Colombia, I have see a lot of UA-cam channels about English, but this is the best channel and the teacher, he Is very funny, thank you PAPA ENGLISH, I am learning a lot of English whith you!! keep it Up 👍

  • @quangkhaitran1727
    @quangkhaitran1727 5 років тому +3

    I hadn't understood past perfect before i watched this video

  • @damonxan5804
    @damonxan5804 Рік тому +1

    Bro you are the best English teacher over here, love you style, so logic so complete so fun

  • @Shrestha_Deepika
    @Shrestha_Deepika 5 років тому +28

    I use has/have/had in which sentence I feel comfortable with 😂

    • @aroundtheworld1894
      @aroundtheworld1894 5 років тому +2

      In any sentence*

    • @meiliacandra5274
      @meiliacandra5274 5 років тому +1

      Same here *lol 😂

    • @anupamajain8393
      @anupamajain8393 5 років тому

      In my school I only learned has/have with perfect tense... Although I use it for other tenses also,but still

    • @bell5231
      @bell5231 5 років тому

      😂😂😂

  • @treewhite596
    @treewhite596 5 років тому +1

    I kept to skip this video until I find time and now I'm watching it , wow I've had been waiting for this lesson and you had had explained it perfectly. Thank you.

    • @akash7554
      @akash7554 5 років тому

      I think it's better to say, "I've been waiting for this lesson, and you have explained well on video."
      Am I right ? Teacher.

    • @treewhite596
      @treewhite596 5 років тому

      @@akash7554
      Ah yes, I think you are right :) I made a mistake.

  • @jalexrp18
    @jalexrp18 5 років тому +6

    Can I say “I haven’t got “ or “I don’t have “

  • @giovanadias3449
    @giovanadias3449 3 роки тому

    I'd like to know: "have you had anything to eat today?" and "Do you have something to eat today?" are equal?
    Ali! You are my favorite teacher. I'm really improve my english after you. Thank you!

    • @savagemeee430
      @savagemeee430 3 роки тому +1

      IMO,First expression is you asking the person whether they've eaten something or not while in the second you are asking that person do they have something in their possession to eat( u may be asking coz u want to eat)

  • @aspirin5440
    @aspirin5440 5 років тому +3

    -Did you watch this video till the end?
    -Yes I did.
    -what about coments?
    -well, I had red most of them before video came to the middle.

  • @luanafeitosa5015
    @luanafeitosa5015 5 років тому +1

    You are the best English teacher ever

  • @kunedo9347
    @kunedo9347 5 років тому +5

    I wish I had had more time these years, I had been working too much until last week, now I can say I have been very busy

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +2

      Amazing examples! ❤️❤️

    • @kunedo9347
      @kunedo9347 5 років тому

      @@papateachme thanks! ^_^

  • @estefaniabatista6655
    @estefaniabatista6655 3 роки тому +1

    You are Amazing!!! I am studying english in the college and our teacher shares us your videos! Regards from Argentina🇦🇷

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  3 роки тому

      Nice! Tell your teacher that they are awesome then! 🤟😁

  • @keinertorres8153
    @keinertorres8153 5 років тому +5

    I loveeee your t-shirt!
    You're a ravenclaw❤

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +3

      It's man's greatest treasure

    • @keinertorres8153
      @keinertorres8153 5 років тому +1

      @@papateachme I'm not from Ravenclaw, I'm Hufflepuff but at least we are friends hahaha😄😝

  • @Chris00792
    @Chris00792 4 роки тому +1

    The transporter teaching grammar!? Heck yeah!

  • @pradipkumarsamanta3033
    @pradipkumarsamanta3033 5 років тому +6

    Guys.. He is a ravenclaw!!! And ravenclaws are intelligent ones.. Who agrees!!!? 😇

  • @lizbethleonpoma6473
    @lizbethleonpoma6473 5 років тому

    Great explanations! Very easy to understand and make it more simple.
    Two examples to practice:
    I have been hungry all day!
    I had gone to my Portuguese classes before I went to university.

  • @Cristinglish
    @Cristinglish 5 років тому +4

    For some reason, I always forget to put the second had in "had had"
    🤣🤣🤣. "I would have gone to Connemara National Park (Ireland) if I had HAD more time."

    • @aroundtheworld1894
      @aroundtheworld1894 5 років тому

      Cristinglish That's a conditional sentence !
      Specifically its 3rd conditional

    • @dev-ji4nk
      @dev-ji4nk 5 років тому

      tbh we almost always leave out the second "had" when we're speaking

  • @brightmindd
    @brightmindd 5 років тому +1

    Incredible teacher

  • @rosesedo
    @rosesedo 4 роки тому +8

    "I've got" is UK English but "I have" is US English, you should make that distinction. Great explanations otherwise :)

    • @reven9288
      @reven9288 4 роки тому

      a challenge: what does "a head has a head that has a head head" MEEEAN!!!
      😂

  • @lilylily9272
    @lilylily9272 4 роки тому

    Absolutely loved the way he talks

  • @Lorenzoig
    @Lorenzoig 5 років тому +5

    I went to see my girlfriend but I didn't find her anywhere and someone told me she had left me! we've been together for two years however now we broke up

    • @papateachme
      @papateachme  5 років тому +7

      You're not together now, so use past simple. "We WERE together for two years" and then "we HAVE BROKEN up" will be present perfect cos you're not giving specific details, just that it happened

    • @Lorenzoig
      @Lorenzoig 5 років тому

      @@papateachme thanks

    • @Lorenzoig
      @Lorenzoig 5 років тому +2

      ​@@papateachme so the correct is
      I went to see my girlfriend but I didn't find her anywhere and someone told me she had left me! we were together for two years however now we've broken up
      is that correct now?

  • @shawnferi2233
    @shawnferi2233 4 роки тому

    Perfect explanation.All the examples make me understand even better.

  • @avnishp1199
    @avnishp1199 5 років тому +7

    'Have had', Had had' never existed for me before. 😂😂

  • @angelaincanada-bq9ll
    @angelaincanada-bq9ll 5 років тому

    Before I watch your video, I have clicked my subscription to many English related channels, but I haven't seen it a few times. You are so funny and easy to explain, so I always wait for the video to appear. Thank you so much.

  • @mrrodriguezgonzalez5260
    @mrrodriguezgonzalez5260 5 років тому +6

    Question, how am I going to say, I'm having a nap, if I'm actually sleeping...?

    • @puttaanjaneyulu3735
      @puttaanjaneyulu3735 5 років тому

      Hahaha

    • @NekomiSon
      @NekomiSon 5 років тому +1

      You only say that, before taking the nap

    • @mrrodriguezgonzalez5260
      @mrrodriguezgonzalez5260 5 років тому +1

      @@NekomiSon So, instead of saying, "I'm going to have a nap" I say I'm having a nap?

    • @kolob204
      @kolob204 5 років тому

      @@mrrodriguezgonzalez5260 nap is not sleeping i think. it's half in real, and half in dream.... and sleeppy man can answere the questions.... may be like this - "get out...i'm having a nap" )))

    • @unpiccolocuore
      @unpiccolocuore 4 роки тому

      @@mrrodriguezgonzalez5260 Just like we can talk about future with present tense we can do that the same thing with that. For example: "I am going to London tomorrow." Time is present continuous but real action that mentioned is in the future. So you can use present continuous for the action in the future sometimes like when in this situation.

  • @s.m.faizer1057
    @s.m.faizer1057 4 роки тому

    Best teacher in English I've been ever seen

  • @okaberintarou40yearsago29
    @okaberintarou40yearsago29 5 років тому +3

    I Had many friends with awful grammar
    Is this right ???

  • @teacherbianovais
    @teacherbianovais 4 роки тому

    I really loved the way you said everyone skips the video if you think it's easy.

  • @ДинаИнна-н9з
    @ДинаИнна-н9з 5 років тому +3

    But how to say : I had a dog 2years ago .?!

  • @alejandrosierra2234
    @alejandrosierra2234 3 роки тому

    I had already looked for information about this specific topic but I always was failing, til now, thank so much for helping us out

  • @8877jazz
    @8877jazz 5 років тому

    I learn a lot about how to use English correctly. Thank you.

  • @jinanswed7803
    @jinanswed7803 5 років тому +1

    I had watched a bunch of videos related to this subject before I ran into your channel. Your explanation is amazing . I’ve learned much from you today 😁best Teacher Aly🤗

  • @dianaveitch395
    @dianaveitch395 5 років тому

    Thanks a lot.....you have no idea how good your classes are. I’m watching this video again!

  • @adieodds
    @adieodds 4 роки тому

    Finally someone explained the way I can understand! You’re a great teacher!!

  • @magalilemarchand2543
    @magalilemarchand2543 4 роки тому +1

    You are brillant ! I wish I had access to such lessons when I started learning English. Thank you for your clear explanations and examples. I sure keep learning and this is great! 😄

  • @yolandapatino87
    @yolandapatino87 5 років тому

    I never had had an excellent teacher and lesson