Author: Ano Sensei
Format: Video Playlist
Subject Matter: aspect, auxiliary verbs, continuous, future perfect, past perfect, present perfect, simple, tense
🧑🎓Will have done / have done / had done: what's the difference? One simple story makes it clear 👀
In this video I use a single story ...to explain all three perfect tenses — past, present and future — and show you exactly when and why we use them instead of ordinary past, present and future tenses.
By the end you'll understand the difference between sentences like these:
'The wheels have been replaced' (present perfect)
'The wheels had been replaced' (past perfect)
'The wheels will have been replaced' (future perfect)
And you'll have a good grasp on why each one is the right choice in its context.
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🧑🎓Will have done / have done / had done: what's the difference? One simple story makes it clear 👀
Do you find the perfect tenses confusing? You're not alone — but ...
Do you find the perfect tenses confusing? You're not alone — but they're simpler than you think once you understand the underlying logic.
In this video I use a single story ...to explain all three perfect tenses — past, present and future — and show you exactly when and why we use them instead of ordinary past, present and future tenses.
By the end you'll understand the difference between sentences like these:
'The wheels have been replaced' (present perfect)
'The wheels had been replaced' (past perfect)
'The wheels will have been replaced' (future perfect)
And you'll have a good grasp on why each one is the right choice in its context.
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In this video I use a single story ...to explain all three perfect tenses — past, present and future — and show you exactly when and why we use them instead of ordinary past, present and future tenses.
By the end you'll understand the difference between sentences like these:
'The wheels have been replaced' (present perfect)
'The wheels had been replaced' (past perfect)
'The wheels will have been replaced' (future perfect)
And you'll have a good grasp on why each one is the right choice in its context.
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🧑🎓I've had lunch, but I'm still hungry! What textbooks get wrong about the present perfect tense 👀
Have you ever been told that 'I've had lunch' means you're not hungry ...
Have you ever been told that 'I've had lunch' means you're not hungry any more? That's one of the many misleading explanations you'll often find in English textbooks. In this ...video I explain the real difference between the present perfect and the past simple — and why it's simpler than most textbooks make it seem.
This is Part One of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect (this video)
Part Two: Negative situations https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations"
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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This is Part One of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect (this video)
Part Two: Negative situations https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations"
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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🧑🎓 I didn't do my homework' vs 'I haven't done my homework' — is there a difference? 👀
"Is there a difference between 'I didn't do my homework' and 'I ...
"Is there a difference between 'I didn't do my homework' and 'I haven't done my homework'? Many learners think these mean the same thing — but they don't.
In this second ...video in my present perfect series, I show how the present perfect carries an implied future meaning that the past simple doesn't. When Zane says 'I haven't done my homework', he's suggesting he still might do it. When he says 'I didn't do my homework', that possibility feels closed.
This subtle difference matters in everyday English — and once you see it, you'll notice it everywhere.
This is Part Two of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect https://youtu.be/NUt03lajq30
Part Two: Negative situations (this video) https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations"
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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In this second ...video in my present perfect series, I show how the present perfect carries an implied future meaning that the past simple doesn't. When Zane says 'I haven't done my homework', he's suggesting he still might do it. When he says 'I didn't do my homework', that possibility feels closed.
This subtle difference matters in everyday English — and once you see it, you'll notice it everywhere.
This is Part Two of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect https://youtu.be/NUt03lajq30
Part Two: Negative situations (this video) https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations"
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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🧑🎓 "I've lived in France for ten years" — but he's in South Africa! Present perfect explained 👀
ENGLISH GRAMMAR: VERB TENSE. This is the third video in a short series ...
ENGLISH GRAMMAR: VERB TENSE. This is the third video in a short series comparing and contrasting the present perfect tense with the past simple tense.
In this video I look at ...situations which continued in the past, but have finished now, and situations which began in the past and still continue. For a detailed explanation of the difference between "have lived" and "have been living", check here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvHkDYbNh8
This is Part Three of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect https://youtu.be/NUt03lajq30
Part Two: Negative situations https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations (this video)
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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In this video I look at ...situations which continued in the past, but have finished now, and situations which began in the past and still continue. For a detailed explanation of the difference between "have lived" and "have been living", check here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvHkDYbNh8
This is Part Three of a short series comparing the present perfect with the past simple:
Part One: Past event, present effect https://youtu.be/NUt03lajq30
Part Two: Negative situations https://youtu.be/o5rKTe__Tng
Part Three: Ongoing situations (this video)
Complete perfect forms of the verb playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
Subscribe to the "Ano sensei" English language playlist for more useful tips about learning English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kooSTIMNYrg&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_y40eAlbaPEQ2Yq7eoA2HB
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🧑🎓 Language game: PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE / CONTINUOUS. Multilingual captions / subtitles 👀
The actual interactive game is currently unavailable while I am ...
The actual interactive game is currently unavailable while I am working on my website. I will try to have it up and running again as soon as possible.
This is a ...video of a language game to test your knowledge of the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous in English.
If you would like subtitles in a different language, please contact me and I will add it.
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This is a ...video of a language game to test your knowledge of the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous in English.
If you would like subtitles in a different language, please contact me and I will add it.
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🧑🎓It hasn't rained / been raining for a week. Are they both correct? Why? ENGLISH IN CONTEXT 👀
In this video, I look at two constructions, "It hasn't rained for a ...
In this video, I look at two constructions, "It hasn't rained for a week" (present perfect simple) and "It hasn't been raining for a week" (present perfect continuous). The first ...construction is more usual, but the second is also grammatically correct. Is there a context in which it could be used? Watch this video and find out!
Grammatical constructions without context are of very little use. This video is part of a series of short videos explaining in detail the situations in which certain expressions are used. The course is aimed at teachers and students of English.
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg)
If you would like subtitles in a language not listed, please let me know and I will add them if possible.
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Grammatical constructions without context are of very little use. This video is part of a series of short videos explaining in detail the situations in which certain expressions are used. The course is aimed at teachers and students of English.
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg)
If you would like subtitles in a language not listed, please let me know and I will add them if possible.
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🧑🎓SPOTLIGHT ON ENGLISH Present perfect continuous/present perfect simple I HAVE LIVED/BEEN LIVING👀
If you just want the easy answer, don't come to me! Only come to me if ...
If you just want the easy answer, don't come to me! Only come to me if you want the right answer! Did you know that teachers and textbooks often get ...this wrong? This video will clear up any confusion and give you a clear explanation of how we use the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous forms of the verb.
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0:00 Introduction
0:10 The basic difference between present perfect simple and continuous
1:30 Stative verbs ("know", "like", "seem", etc.)
2:53 Verbs like "live", "work" and "study"
3:29 The mistake a lot of textbooks make
4:19 Native speaker usage as seen in a Google search
6:04 A better explanation
6:54 "Live" as an activity
7:47 "Live" as an action
8:34 Find out more
8:58 That's all!
Textbook and online explanations of the difference between, for example, "I have lived in Paris" and "I have been living in Paris" are very often incomplete or just plain wrong! This video leads you through the basic uses of the present perfect simple and continuous with action verbs and stative verbs and then goes on to look at verbs like "live", "work" and "study" in detail.
Follow the "Spotlight on English" playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvHkDYbNh8&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6-h9u2k0W6ylDih3m0bbPAo
Perfect aspect playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qOixhRm_J4&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
The "Ano sensei!" website: https://educationalhub.org/anosensei/
If your language is not listed in the subtitles, please let me know and I will add it.
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ENFOQUE EN INGLÉS: Presente perfecto: HE VIVIDO / ESTADO VIVIENDO. ¡La explicación correcta!
SPOTLIGHT ON ENGLISH: Perfekt präsentieren: Ich habe gelebt / gelebt. Die richtige Erklärung!
PLEINS FEUX SUR L'ANGLAIS: Présent parfait: J'AI VÉCU / ÉTÉ VIVANT. La bonne explication!
EM INGLÊS: Presente perfeito: EU VIVI / ESTOU VIVENDO. A explicação correta!
تسليط الضوء على اللغة الإنجليزية: المضارع التام: لقد عش
聚焦英语:完美的礼物:我过着生活/过着生活。正确的解释!
聚焦英語:完美的禮物:我過著生活/過著生活。正確的解釋!
RIFLETTORI SULL'INGLESE: Presente perfetto: HO VISSUTO / STATO VIVENDO. La spiegazione corretta!
英語のスポットライト:現在完了形:私は生きている/生きている。正しい
ПРОЦЕСС НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ: Настоящее время идеально
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
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0:00 Introduction
0:10 The basic difference between present perfect simple and continuous
1:30 Stative verbs ("know", "like", "seem", etc.)
2:53 Verbs like "live", "work" and "study"
3:29 The mistake a lot of textbooks make
4:19 Native speaker usage as seen in a Google search
6:04 A better explanation
6:54 "Live" as an activity
7:47 "Live" as an action
8:34 Find out more
8:58 That's all!
Textbook and online explanations of the difference between, for example, "I have lived in Paris" and "I have been living in Paris" are very often incomplete or just plain wrong! This video leads you through the basic uses of the present perfect simple and continuous with action verbs and stative verbs and then goes on to look at verbs like "live", "work" and "study" in detail.
Follow the "Spotlight on English" playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvHkDYbNh8&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6-h9u2k0W6ylDih3m0bbPAo
Perfect aspect playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qOixhRm_J4&list=PLzVb6yL_jY6_x_BlR_i4UjiW6DB1XRPM_
The "Ano sensei!" website: https://educationalhub.org/anosensei/
If your language is not listed in the subtitles, please let me know and I will add it.
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Translated titles:
ENFOQUE EN INGLÉS: Presente perfecto: HE VIVIDO / ESTADO VIVIENDO. ¡La explicación correcta!
SPOTLIGHT ON ENGLISH: Perfekt präsentieren: Ich habe gelebt / gelebt. Die richtige Erklärung!
PLEINS FEUX SUR L'ANGLAIS: Présent parfait: J'AI VÉCU / ÉTÉ VIVANT. La bonne explication!
EM INGLÊS: Presente perfeito: EU VIVI / ESTOU VIVENDO. A explicação correta!
تسليط الضوء على اللغة الإنجليزية: المضارع التام: لقد عش
聚焦英语:完美的礼物:我过着生活/过着生活。正确的解释!
聚焦英語:完美的禮物:我過著生活/過著生活。正確的解釋!
RIFLETTORI SULL'INGLESE: Presente perfetto: HO VISSUTO / STATO VIVENDO. La spiegazione corretta!
英語のスポットライト:現在完了形:私は生きている/生きている。正しい
ПРОЦЕСС НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ: Настоящее время идеально
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
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🧑🎓BASIC ENGLISH GRAMMAR: ENGLISH IN CONTEXT. "Gone to" / "been to". Many textbooks get this wrong!👀
Textbooks and teachers often give misleading information about "gone ...
Textbooks and teachers often give misleading information about "gone to" and "been to". In particular, students are often taught that if someone has "been to" a place they have gone ...and come back. This may often be the case but - as this video explains - but it isn't always so.
This "English in context" series is designed for teachers and more advanced students who are looking for detailed and comprehensive explanations of aspects of English that are frequently overlooked or misrepresented in the language classroom.
This is an "Ano sensei!" production (https://www.youtube.com/anosensei).
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg).
If subtitles are not available in your language, please let me know and I will add them.
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Translated titles:
INGLÉS EN CONTEXTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". ¡Es posible que la diferencia no sea lo que usted cr
DEUTSCH IM KONTEXT: "gone to" vs. "been to ". Der Unterschied ist möglicherweise nicht das, was Sie
L'ANGLAIS EN CONTEXTE: "gone to" vs "been to ". La différence n'est peut-être pas ce que vous pens
INGLÊS NO CONTEXTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". A diferença pode não ser o que você pensa!
اللغة الإنجليزية في السياق: "gone to" مقابل "been to ". قد لا يكو
在上下文中使用英语:"gone to"vs."been to“。区别可能与您想像的不一样!
INGLESE NEL CONTESTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". La differenza potrebbe non essere quella che pensi!
英語の文脈:"gone to"対"been to "。違いはあなたが思っているものではないか
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ В КОНТЕКСТЕ: "gone to" vs. "been to ". Разница может бы
BAĞLAMDA İNGİLİZCE: "gone to"-"been to ". Fark, düşündüğünüz şey olmayabilir!
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
कैप्शन keterangan didascalie ಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು 캡션 kapsyen मथळे ਸੁਰਖੀਆਂ napisy подписи தலைப்புகள் శీర్షికలు คำบรรยายภาพ کیپشنز chú thích amazwibela キャプション manukuu maelezo mafupi ఉపశీర్షికలు శీర్షికలు titulkyShow More
This "English in context" series is designed for teachers and more advanced students who are looking for detailed and comprehensive explanations of aspects of English that are frequently overlooked or misrepresented in the language classroom.
This is an "Ano sensei!" production (https://www.youtube.com/anosensei).
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg).
If subtitles are not available in your language, please let me know and I will add them.
© All rights reserved
Translated titles:
INGLÉS EN CONTEXTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". ¡Es posible que la diferencia no sea lo que usted cr
DEUTSCH IM KONTEXT: "gone to" vs. "been to ". Der Unterschied ist möglicherweise nicht das, was Sie
L'ANGLAIS EN CONTEXTE: "gone to" vs "been to ". La différence n'est peut-être pas ce que vous pens
INGLÊS NO CONTEXTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". A diferença pode não ser o que você pensa!
اللغة الإنجليزية في السياق: "gone to" مقابل "been to ". قد لا يكو
在上下文中使用英语:"gone to"vs."been to“。区别可能与您想像的不一样!
INGLESE NEL CONTESTO: "gone to" vs. "been to ". La differenza potrebbe non essere quella che pensi!
英語の文脈:"gone to"対"been to "。違いはあなたが思っているものではないか
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ В КОНТЕКСТЕ: "gone to" vs. "been to ". Разница может бы
BAĞLAMDA İNGİLİZCE: "gone to"-"been to ". Fark, düşündüğünüz şey olmayabilir!
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
कैप्शन keterangan didascalie ಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು 캡션 kapsyen मथळे ਸੁਰਖੀਆਂ napisy подписи தலைப்புகள் శీర్షికలు คำบรรยายภาพ کیپشنز chú thích amazwibela キャプション manukuu maelezo mafupi ఉపశీర్షికలు శీర్షికలు titulkyShow More

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The use of the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous is fairly straightforward, except for a small group of verbs (such as "live", "work" and "study") that can be used both as stative verbs and as action verbs with very little difference in meaning.
The usage of present perfect simple and continuous with this group of verbs is frequently mistaught. This video explains that, in most contexts, the two forms are interchangeable. If you want to know about the occasions when they are not interchangeable, please click on this link: https://youtu.be/ZZvHkDYbNh8?t=209
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg).
This is an "Ano sensei!" production (https://www.youtube.com/anosensei).
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Translated titles:
BAĞLAMDA İNGİLİZCE: "Have studied" ve "have been studying"
语境英语:"Have studied" 和 "have been studying"
INGLESE IN CONTESTO: "Have studied" e "have been studying"
文脈における英語:"Have studied"および"have been studying"
맥락에서의 영어 : "Have studied" 및 "have been studying"
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ В КОНТЕКСТЕ: "Have studied" и "have been studying"
INGLÉS EN CONTEXTO: "Have studied" y "have been studying"
ENGLISCH IM KONTEXT: "Have studied" und "have been studying"
ANGLAIS EN CONTEXTE : "Have studied" et "have been studying"
اللغة الإنجليزية في السياق: "Have studied" و "have been studying"
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
कैप्शन keterangan didascalie ಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು 캡션 kapsyen मथळे ਸੁਰਖੀਆਂ napisy подписи தலைப்புகள் శీర్షికలు คำบรรยายภาพ کیپشنز chú thích amazwibela キャプション manukuu maelezo mafupi ఉపశీర్షికలు శీర్షికలు titulkyShow More
The use of the present perfect simple and present perfect continuous is fairly straightforward, except for a small group of verbs (such as "live", "work" and "study") that can be used both as stative verbs and as action verbs with very little difference in meaning.
The usage of present perfect simple and continuous with this group of verbs is frequently mistaught. This video explains that, in most contexts, the two forms are interchangeable. If you want to know about the occasions when they are not interchangeable, please click on this link: https://youtu.be/ZZvHkDYbNh8?t=209
A version of this video was published previously on the SPEECC (Sophia Practical English Education and Communication Circle) channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpTcHPqURrUTuPpPJktipgg).
This is an "Ano sensei!" production (https://www.youtube.com/anosensei).
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Translated titles:
BAĞLAMDA İNGİLİZCE: "Have studied" ve "have been studying"
语境英语:"Have studied" 和 "have been studying"
INGLESE IN CONTESTO: "Have studied" e "have been studying"
文脈における英語:"Have studied"および"have been studying"
맥락에서의 영어 : "Have studied" 및 "have been studying"
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ В КОНТЕКСТЕ: "Have studied" и "have been studying"
INGLÉS EN CONTEXTO: "Have studied" y "have been studying"
ENGLISCH IM KONTEXT: "Have studied" und "have been studying"
ANGLAIS EN CONTEXTE : "Have studied" et "have been studying"
اللغة الإنجليزية في السياق: "Have studied" و "have been studying"
Subtítulos 字幕 Imibhalo engezansi 字幕 phụ đề سب ٹائٹلز Altyazılar คำบรรยาย ఉపశీర్షికలు வசன வரிகள் Субтитры Legendas Napisy na filmie obcojęzycznym ਉਪਸਿਰਲੇਖ उपशीर्षके Sari kata 자막 ಉಪಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು Sottotitoli Mga Subtitle Subtitles उपशीर्षक સબટાઈટલ Sous-titres زیرنویس Υπότιτλοι Untertitel সাবটাইটেল ترجمات التسميات التوضيحية ক্যাপশন Bildunterschriften λεζάντες زیرنویس ها Mga Caption captions legends કૅપ્શન્સ
कैप्शन keterangan didascalie ಶೀರ್ಷಿಕೆಗಳು 캡션 kapsyen मथळे ਸੁਰਖੀਆਂ napisy подписи தலைப்புகள் శీర్షికలు คำบรรยายภาพ کیپشنز chú thích amazwibela キャプション manukuu maelezo mafupi ఉపశీర్షికలు శీర్షికలు titulkyShow More

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