Learn English Grammar: Present Perfect Tense
Requirements
- Studying English as a foreign language
- Have Intermediate (A1/B2) level of English
Have you been learning English for a while but still can't understand the present perfect tense?
Well, look no further!
In this tutorial I will take you through the Present Perfect Tense slowly and thoroughly until you are confident to start using it yourself.
Level: Intermediate + (A2/B1+)
Course Structure
Introduction
What is the Present Perfect Tense? The Basics
5 examples of when to use the present perfect tense.
Recap: "to have" - conjugating and negative
Making Questions
Practice Your Knowledge
Test Yourself
Each video lecture takes your through the examples in a methodical and simple manner. Using the online whiteboard I draw out examples using diagrams to make the present perfect tense easier to understand.
- Intermediate (A1/B2) English as a second language students
- Students studying English
- Introduction01:52
- What is the Present Perfect Tense?21:28
- Example 108:20
- Example 210:41
- Example 307:49
- Example 409:42
- Example 506:48
- To Have02:58
- To not have02:58
- How to make sentences in the present perfect tense14:59
- How to ask questions in the present perfect tense - e.g. 105:34
- Example 202:57
- Example 302:32
- Identify and Correct the Sentences03:56
- Got a Question?00:46
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I have been a private tutor since graduating from university in 2014. My academic career began at an international secondary school, I took the International Baccalaureate with Higher Level English, History and Visual Arts and my extended essay discussed whether the church is a building or it’s people. After a gap year, during which I worked for a charity and travelled in India and Europe, I attended the University of Manchester. Upon completion I was awarded a 2:1 in the Study of Religions & Theology.
Tutoring is a personal passion. I enjoy teaching; diving into academic study and showing students how rich it can be. We tackle challenging material unravelling its intricacies then analysing its ideas. The techniques I teach my students are tried and tested methods I’ve used for the last 10 years.
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