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5:35 This is confusing. What do you mean "for some reason"? For what reason? Why did you choose Past Perfect Tense instead of Past Simple Tense? Please, explain. 🤔
Sir are there any situations when there is no need to use past perfect because i have seen some examples where action is performed before another past but past simple is used in both clause
Yes you could use both actions in simple past but you need to specify their orders .In past perfect there is no need of it bcoz past perfect indicates the earlier past ,so it's kind of obvious.
You made a really nice video. If you could upgrade your captions, it would be awesome. Because the automatic captions your video has, I am unable to use your video in my classroom. Automatic captions do not provide sufficient accessibility to students who have a sight or hearing disability. Please consider fixing up your captions. Thanks.
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Ronaldo played for real madrid last times. And now he plays for juventus .He had played for real madrid for 12 years before he moved to juventus He has been playing for juventus for 4 years until now Hi Mr paul I'm confused to use the present perfect. My question; Is this sentence correct? Ronaldo has played for real madrid for 12 years Please from Bali, Indonesia 🙏
It’s because of the negative. There is a difference between the thing that changed and the situation before the change. It’s the difference between the action and the nonaction.
“The plane had left by the time I got to the airport.” Why can’t you just say “the plane left by the time I got to the airport”? The person would still understand what you’re talking about. 🤷🏼♀️ I get so confused with this tense.
That way it would mean that at the moment you arrived the plane was taking off. "at the same moment". With the past perfect it means that when you arrived at the airport the plane was already flying. That's the difference. Of course, people will always understand what you mean especially native speakers, but the point is to speak correct English here.
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It cleared me better how to use past perfect tense.
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5:35 This is confusing. What do you mean "for some reason"? For what reason? Why did you choose Past Perfect Tense instead of Past Simple Tense? Please, explain. 🤔
Dina Tursynkhan Because he wants to explain why it happened in the very past. He tries to tell the story that happened in the past.
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Sir are there any situations when there is no need to use past perfect because i have seen some examples where action is performed before another past but past simple is used in both clause
Yes you could use both actions in simple past but you need to specify their orders .In past perfect there is no need of it bcoz past perfect indicates the earlier past ,so it's kind of obvious.
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You made a really nice video. If you could upgrade your captions, it would be awesome. Because the automatic captions your video has, I am unable to use your video in my classroom. Automatic captions do not provide sufficient accessibility to students who have a sight or hearing disability. Please consider fixing up your captions. Thanks.
dear teacher you explain so clearly! But do you often use this difficult tense form?
I do. But not everyone knows how to use it the right way, or they don't know when to use it. I make mistakes with it myself.
LearnAmericanEnglishOnline yeah you are absolutely right. But what kind of mistake with myself? I didn't get it. You are perfect! Do you have an instagram ? If you don't mind I'd like to talk to there too! You are so intelligent! I am also a teacher. But I prefer your teaching way.
I was tired because I didn't sleep or hadn't slept? What's the difference what's correct?
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What happens if both the sentences have ' HAD'. How will one tell which action happened first.
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Ronaldo played for real madrid last times. And now he plays for juventus .He had played for real madrid for 12 years before he moved to juventus
He has been playing for juventus for 4 years until now
Hi Mr paul
I'm confused to use the present perfect. My question; Is this sentence correct?
Ronaldo has played for real madrid for 12 years
Please from Bali, Indonesia 🙏
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U said 2 past actions .
In last example there's 1 past action so why did u used past Perfect ?
It’s because of the negative. There is a difference between the thing that changed and the situation before the change. It’s the difference between the action and the nonaction.
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“The plane had left by the time I got to the airport.” Why can’t you just say “the plane left by the time I got to the airport”? The person would still understand what you’re talking about. 🤷🏼♀️ I get so confused with this tense.
That way it would mean that at the moment you arrived the plane was taking off. "at the same moment". With the past perfect it means that when you arrived at the airport the plane was already flying. That's the difference. Of course, people will always understand what you mean especially native speakers, but the point is to speak correct English here.
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