PRESENT PERFECT: common mistakes English learners make

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[@muhammadsajjadkhan5525]

You are the best teacher to teach tenses

[@manoharbhandare5733]

Nice explaination and teaching. THANKS VERY MUCH.

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[@Riyo_chenal]

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[@DanishHabib-wl4yq]

Wonderfull teaching method.May Allah bless you.

[@mohananamban8929]

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[@deqaahmed4308]

Thanks for the lesson

[@azharsiddique6388]

I have little bit confusing between future perfect sentence and future perfect continue.
I have lived London since 2001.
I have been living London since 2001.

[@imtiazmuhammad1096]

Actually, it aids us to recall that has became oblivion. Thanks.

[@DanishHabib-wl4yq]

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[@Jay-lu9ei]

nice tips!

[@lindenbeck]

I've been living in London sounds nicer. TBH For me it makes more sense to use Present perfect continous with for and since if it's possible. Eg I've been studying English since 2012 or I 've been studying English for 11 years.

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Agnieszka, wszystko super, ale dlaczego wazon NA GRAMOFONIE? 😊

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[@DamianGrimling]

A tak w ogóle to dzięki za Twoje filmy, mi pomagają!

[@taldekel5524]

Hello, thank you for the video. So, what is the difference between:
I have lived in london since 2012
and
I have been living in london since 2012
?
Is it the same?

[@DanishHabib-wl4yq]

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