1- I've had a headache since morning. 2- i've had my mobile for the last two years. 3- i've had my brother since he was born. 4- we've had this house since we got married 5- john has had a guitar for last two years. 6- a day before yesterday she had a bad day. 7- yesterday i had chicken for Dinner. 8- she hasn't had got anything yet to eat. 9- i haven't had anything to eat since morning. 10- she has had only one mobile since she was born 11-before you came i'd had my breakfast. 12- she was Looking for a job before she got the job.
Hello Arnel, I am a new subscriber and i want to thank you for such fun lessons. I am preparing for IELTS exam, so whenever I have time in between I watch your videos to enhance my knowledge of English language. You are a great presenter, actor despite being a fabulous teacher. I wish your channel thrives exponentially in future and you will get the recognition you deserve. Keep growing and stay blessed 😊.
That is so nice of you, thank you very much! I am genuinely happy to hear that you enjoy my lessons:) Thank you very much and good luck with the IELTS!
Dear Arnel thank you very much. I am a woman that 61 years old. I want to improve my English. You make me happy while l was watching your video. Your videos very clear. You help me a lot . You are amazing . 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank Q for the lesson! Would you please as well explicate ideas or meanings of the following fourteen grammatical patterns preceding the “present participle” in each pattern? These are: (1) would be; (2) would have been; (3) should be; (4) should have been; (5) could be; (6) could have been; (7) might be; (8) might have been; (9) ought to be; (10) ought to have been; (11) must be; (12) must have been; (13) need not be; and (14) need not have been. Kindly give an example [sentences] on your own in each pattern.
I was wondering about " had had " so much but now it's easy for me , by the way can you please do some live lessons also madam , thank you for your awesome teaching 🙏🙏
I have done my home work. She has done her home work. We had completed the chores by 11 in the morning. We have had this dish before. She has had such a difficult time. They had had a wonderful night.
after many youtubers and mind you native speakers, Arnel taught me some English. Funny but what makes it confusing that its same spelling for different "times" lol I dont know why I never got it before... any how thank you ♥ I can proper speak now! I had had a good teacher.
Question: Please, help. When it comes to nouns - Eric, Adam or Lisa - how do you use had or has on that? Like, when you say, "Adam is not a rich guy, never has/have been. So he can't afford it".
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English is my second language I learnt mostly by myself and yet rules is my problem. Always missed the point with has and had because I though they were both originating by the past simple. Thanks! Aside from that, I don't think had had are commonly used. Never really seen it myself.
I have a schedule to take IELTS test at October 8th. I have been preparing and studied some tenses from your channel. I don't know if my preparation would be sufficient for my IELTS, but let's just hope it will be.
Would ‘have been’ sufficient. ‘Would be’ is future tense so, eg. I am going to take a test in the future. I haven’t started my revision. I don’t know if it would be enough to only study for 1 day before the exam. Where as what you want to say is: I have scheduled an IELTS exam and I have already studied. I don’t know if my preparation has been enough, but let’s just hope it will be.
May Allah bless you with happy and healthy life. You did a magnificent job to serve the mankind in the field of English language. Your one trait is formidable that is to demonstrate intricate things with simplest allegorical way . People all over the world should appreciate your precious work.
Vow to your way of working with your energetic expressive skills, helping the learning process becoming more easygoing while comprehending the english grammar than it actually is. Hence the method is beautiful, aesthetically inspiring to the full. Islamabad Pakistan.
As an American English speaker most Americans do not use the "had had" in a sentence. We go to great lengths to avoid saying the same word twice in a row in a sentence. Mostly everybody uses "had" once and everybody understands.
such a great video, actually i speak spanish and the spanish deaf language known as LSM , and i study japanese and english, both in the same way, this class helped me to understand the had had thank you so much, i see you love learning languajes i think you speak another languajes.
What a clear and simplified way to express the present and past perfect. Thank you for compiling this in such an easy to digest format.
So when do you use "have done", "had done" and "have had done"
There is a difference
1- I've had a headache since morning.
2- i've had my mobile for the last two years.
3- i've had my brother since he was born.
4- we've had this house since we got married
5- john has had a guitar for last two years.
6- a day before yesterday she had a bad day.
7- yesterday i had chicken for Dinner.
8- she hasn't had got anything yet to eat.
9- i haven't had anything to eat since morning.
10- she has had only one mobile since she was born
11-before you came i'd had my breakfast.
12- she was Looking for a job before she got the job.
1/ ok 2/ ok 3/ ok i guess, but funny. 4/ we've had this house since we got married /or/ we've had this house since we were married.
I really love your telling on your all videos especially, you are telling difficult subjects with a very easy and understandable way, thankkk you :)
Thank you so much Kent! I'm happy my videos are clear for you :)
English is like my 3rd language, but "had had" sound so weird in my ears.
Go to this link to help you
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I do feel the same
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As a native American I normally do not say had had.
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I had never understood the past perfect tense until the day I watched your video :) Thanks a lot!
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Hello Arnel,
I am a new subscriber and i want to thank you for such fun lessons. I am preparing for IELTS exam, so whenever I have time in between I watch your videos to enhance my knowledge of English language. You are a great presenter, actor despite being a fabulous teacher. I wish your channel thrives exponentially in future and you will get the recognition you deserve. Keep growing and stay blessed 😊.
That is so nice of you, thank you very much! I am genuinely happy to hear that you enjoy my lessons:) Thank you very much and good luck with the IELTS!
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I had never understood the difference between past and present perfect until this class. Thank you!!!
Same here
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Dear Arnel thank you very much. I am a woman that 61 years old. I want to improve my English. You make me happy while l was watching your video. Your videos very clear. You help me a lot . You are amazing . 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm so happy to hear that my lessons help make things clear for you :)
I. Always struggle on this , has had , specifically had had , now i have learnt and understood, with the help of this lady, thanks very much
Thank you sooo much for this video!! It's very simple and to understand :) I'm putting this on my English playlist to check later whenever I need
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Just only watching this video I realised this grammatical part. Thank you very much!
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Medam, you have cleared my doubt pertaining to, had had in a easy method thank you so much 🙏🏾
I always avoided "had had" now I'll use it. I can't believe it's grammatically correct. You learn something new everyday.
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First of all you are beautiful and secondly, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. thank you
Thank Q for the lesson! Would you please as well explicate ideas or meanings of the following fourteen grammatical patterns preceding the “present participle” in each pattern?
These are: (1) would be; (2) would have been; (3) should be; (4) should have been; (5) could be; (6) could have been; (7) might be; (8) might have been; (9) ought to be; (10) ought to have been; (11) must be; (12) must have been; (13) need not be; and (14) need not have been. Kindly give an example [sentences] on your own in each pattern.
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I was wondering about " had had " so much but now it's easy for me , by the way can you please do some live lessons also madam , thank you for your awesome teaching 🙏🙏
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This is perfectly clear!! I understood very clearly.You've cleared my doubts about usage of have,has,....ma'am.Thank You so much. This was Helpful
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Good explanation. Loved it
The explanation is clear. Although, I have never heard had had used in casual conversation. That would be interesting.
I have done my home work.
She has done her home work.
We had completed the chores by 11 in the morning.
We have had this dish before.
She has had such a difficult time.
They had had a wonderful night.
This channel helps me to improve my english. I'm just a little confused between 2 and 3.
Ma'am I really like your all video so much. I do class with native English teacher, but I found you are the best.
Very impressive and easy to understand presentation. Greetings from Iraq.
I'm from Brazil! This video was the best that I found. Now I know how to use had had.Thank you for all!
after many youtubers and mind you native speakers, Arnel taught me some English. Funny but what makes it confusing that its same spelling for different "times" lol I dont know why I never got it before... any how thank you ♥ I can proper speak now! I had had a good teacher.
Question:
Please, help. When it comes to nouns - Eric, Adam or Lisa - how do you use had or has on that?
Like, when you say, "Adam is not a rich guy, never has/have been. So he can't afford it".
Very clear explanation. Not boring in a single minute.
The tutor is beautiful. And teaching attitude is good. The expression is very beautiful.
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What a beautiful presentation! Easy to understand and to use in our daily life. You are the best teacher in the entire CZcams. My 7 year old little sister loves you so much😚😚😚.(i wanna watch Miss Arnyl, I've finished my homework just to watch her. Pls allow me to use my tablet!!)😁😁 Really she enjoys watching you teaching English. wish you have all the best with your family and your career on CZcams Miss Arnyl. Much love😍😍😍 from Morocco
One the best explanation that I have ever seen. Thank you!
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English is my second language I learnt mostly by myself and yet rules is my problem. Always missed the point with has and had because I though they were both originating by the past simple. Thanks!
Aside from that, I don't think had had are commonly used. Never really seen it myself.
by far the best explaination.
That's so nice to hear, thank you!
Such a beautiful lesson ...
Thank you so much ...
Thank you. your are clearing my doubts regarding has,had,had had .
This video provided me crystal clear clarity about this topic.
That's great! I'm happy it's clear :) :)
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I have a schedule to take IELTS test at October 8th. I have been preparing and studied some tenses from your channel. I don't know if my preparation would be sufficient for my IELTS, but let's just hope it will be.
Would ‘have been’ sufficient.
‘Would be’ is future tense so, eg. I am going to take a test in the future. I haven’t started my revision. I don’t know if it would be enough to only study for 1 day before the exam.
Where as what you want to say is:
I have scheduled an IELTS exam and I have already studied. I don’t know if my preparation has been enough, but let’s just hope it will be.
Super, thank You. Helpful Indeed.
May Allah bless you with happy and healthy life. You did a magnificent job to serve the mankind in the field of English language. Your one trait is formidable that is to demonstrate intricate things with simplest allegorical way . People all over the world should appreciate your precious work.
thanks amel....really easy to understand you explain the rules....
4:59 what happens if we drop one “had” ? Would it be grammatically wrong? Or does it change the whole meaning?
Me as a second language learner I really need this those words I need to use them I rarely use them in that combination
This helped sooo much thank you so much you don’t understand how much this helped!!!
Vow to your way of working with your energetic expressive skills, helping the learning process becoming more easygoing while comprehending the english grammar than it actually is. Hence the method is beautiful, aesthetically inspiring to the full.
Islamabad Pakistan.
What a great performance by this beautiful teacher Arnel's expertise in the English language!
Perfect videos. I love it.
I had had good time with you¡ looking your class, thanks friend,
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As an American English speaker most Americans do not use the "had had" in a sentence. We go to great lengths to avoid saying the same word twice in a row in a sentence. Mostly everybody uses "had" once and everybody understands.
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Very nice presentation. Please let me know how you make this presentation. What is the tool or software you use to make this kind of presentation
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such a great video, actually i speak spanish and the spanish deaf language known as LSM , and i study japanese and english, both in the same way, this class helped me to understand the had had thank you so much, i see you love learning languajes i think you speak another languajes.
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