How it looks and how it is used and when it is used.
Hello! I am Emma of mmmEnglish. If you do not feel confident using the present tense
In English after, there are probably some reasons. There are those
Irregular annoying acts in the form of the third discharge. Or maybe you feel unsure when you
The use of the present tense and the use of simple past times.
Even if you are very good at using the perfect present tense in English, it’s definitely worth it
Review this time for “jog your memory” This expression means to remember yourself.
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This beautiful time is off so that you can feel more confident when you use it.
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They will thank you for that! The first thing, the structure of the rules. What does it look like?
Well, it looks like this: the actor “has” or “has” and the main verb in the body
The third discharge of the verb. So, the actor, you already know. You can use a flag name
Or conscience. I, she, they. In perfect times, the verb “have” is
He did an assistant, he did an assistant. It’s not the main verb in the sentence
This means that it is usually not tight in pronunciation and is often abbreviated when speaking.
So “she has” become “she’s” and “I have” become “I’m” – but I’ll talk more about it soon!
But then comes the main act. In the present tense,
The main verb is in the form of the third discharge, not in the past simple form. Now, this is not a problem
For normal past acts. For normal actions, the third form of discharge is
The same simple past. So you just need to add ed. In the present tense “watch”
Becomes “watched” in the past simple and it is also “watched” in the form of the third discharge.
“laugh” becomes “laughed” and also “laughed”. “dance” “danced” “danced”
“call” “called” “called”
Even some anomalies use the same simple past act as a third discharge of the verb
“have” in the present tense and becomes “had” in the simple past
And it also “had” as a third discharge of the verb. Easy is not it? “win won won”
But those anomalies that cause all of this headaches are there
Three different forms that need to be remembered. “Go” becomes in the present tense
“went” in the past simple and past the third discharge, it “been” or “gone”.
Some more examples. “fly flewwown” “throw” “thread” “thrown”
“do” “did” “done” “became” “became” “became”
“speak” “spoken” “spoken” I’m sure you can think of many examples but with
These acts, there is no pattern, there is no rule to follow. All you need
The discharge format is saved, but the next video looks at
Next week, which will help you practice and save the third discharge forms
irregular acts. In fact, if you subscribe to this channel – click the red button here
You will find it as soon as it is ready. But use present tense
Completely well, you may need to practice some irregular (helpful) irregular acts
In English and remind yourself about its shape in the third discharge of the verb.
But let’s go back to the temple! You have an actor, and you have “have” or “has” and have
The verb is in the form of the third discharge. “I asked my father to lend me some money.”
“I’ve been really helpful today.” “They flew to the capital to meet officials.”
“I’ve collected enough money to buy a car.” “I forgot where your hotel is located.”
Now, in this structure often “have” “has” abbreviated
“I’ve been asked” “They’ve been” “They’ve been” “She’s forgotten”
Understand? good. So when should you use the present tense? Well, when there
A connection between the present and the past. Imagine it like a bridge that
Connects the present and the past. For example, when something started in
In the past and continued in the present. “They were married three years ago.”
You can use it to talk about activity that you have done several times in
Past and ongoing to do now. “I have read many books.” And it probably will
Read more. You can also use the present tense to talk about life experiences.
“He has not traveled abroad before.” Now before I give you some examples
Let us talk about when to use the time of the simple past and the present tense
Because of this often this is the confusing part about this time.
To answer this question, you need to think about time, time, and time.
So think about last week – and this is the best example of a finished time (past). last week
It is over, it is over. But what about this week? Have you finished this week?
no not yet. This is an example of an unfinished time. There is still more this week,
It is not over yet. Yesterday, last week, last month, last year, 1991. That’s it
These are all examples of the ending time. The time has passed. When we talk about
The time period that has ended – like this – needs to use the simple past. but when
You are talking about an unfinished time, like today,
This week, this year, this month, I used the present tense. So let’s compare
some examples. “Last month, I visited my brother three times.” “This month
I visited my brother twice. But the month is not over, and I may visit him again.
Another example is with me. “I borrowed my car yesterday.” So this sentence is in
The simple past. Time has passed and it is over. Now, try to change it to the perfect present time yourself.
What do you need to do?
Two things. You need to add a plugin verb. “He has”
“has”, not “have”. Because the actor. “he
I borrowed my car today “or this week, we need to change the expression too
For the sentence to work in the present tense.
Time must be incomplete. Well those were all examples of the perfect present
In the installed sentences. But what about the negative (exiled) forms? Of course, we need to add
“not” for the sentence, and for its structure. Actor in addition to “have” or “has” plus not
Then we have the third discharge of the verb. Compare these sentences. “Last month, I visited
My brother three times. “” This month, I never visited him. “
But the month is not over. I have visited it. Again, note that this structure
It is usually abbreviated in spoken English. “Have not” This is the most common way
In short the exiled figure but you can hear people also say “I did not visit him.”
In both cases acceptable but you can not abbreviate all three words together.
I’ve not. You can not do it! It’s one of the shortcuts, or the other. Another example ,
“He ate a lot yesterday! Notice the time we use
Completely exiled, we can say “he did not eat a lot today” but still there
More day so he can eat more food. Another example is after. “They were in school yesterday.”
“They were not in school all morning.”
But today is not over yet, and they may pray in the afternoon. Definitely,
You have to ask the complete present questions too, right? As with all forms of questions in English
The help verb should change its position. So we have “have” and
“has”, the actor and verb in the third discharge. “Do you clean the bathroom?”
“Have you eaten enough?” “Have you flown today?” “Have they finished yet?”
Now compare these two questions. “Did you go to Thailand last year?”
This is a simple past question so the verb “do” takes time
It becomes “did” but now compare to “Have you visited Thailand?”
That means at any time in the past, it’s your life experience, but of course,
Still alive, so you can go in the future. The difference is the right time
There’s a lot to think about when using the perfect present, right?
But I hope this lesson made everything a little easier, especially
The basics. If you’re good at the basics, it’s a good thing. Make sure you are
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