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Learn ALL 16 TENSES Easily in under 30 Minutes - Present, Past, Future, Conditional
Learn ALL 16 TENSES Easily in under 30 Minutes - Present, Past, Future, Conditional
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hello lovely students and welcome back to english with lucy
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i have an amazing
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video for you today if i do say so myself
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i'm going to teach you all of the english tenses
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so many of you have been requesting
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a tenses video i say
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go big or go home that's a great saying
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it means either put in all your effort
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or do nothing at all go big
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or go home i'd personally
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rather put in all of my effort
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so today in under 30 minutes
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we will go through
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all 16 tenses including
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the conditionals you will walk away from this lesson with a much
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better understanding of english grammar
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now before we get started
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challenge right let's get started with the video
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okay so today we're learning
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all 16 tenses in english and i'm going to give you loads of examples
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so that you can learn them and use them yourself
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firstly i think it's best to have an overview
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and then we can go more
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in depth into each group
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i know that going over
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16 tenses all in one lesson
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may seem like a lot
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and it is this is a big lesson
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but they do share a lot of characteristics
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so seeing them all together
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can make them easier to learn and remember
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let's go through them first we have the present simple
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i eat chocolate the present continuous
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i am eating chocolate
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the present i have eaten
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chocolate the present perfect continuous
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i have been eating
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chocolate then we move on to the past
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simple i ate chocolate
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the past continuous i
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was eating chocolate the past perfect
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i had eaten chocolate
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whenever i say had i can't help but go
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oh i had eaten
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and the past perfect
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continuous i had been
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eating chocolate oh i just can't not do that now moving on to the
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future we have the future
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simple i will have a toothache
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after all this chocolate
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just kidding i will eat chocolate
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the future continuous i
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will be eating chocolate
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the future perfect i will
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have eaten chocolate and the future
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perfect continuous i will have been eating
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chocolate last group we have is conditionals
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the conditional simple i would eat chocolate
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the conditional continuous i would be eating chocolate
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the conditional perfect i would
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have eaten chocolate and finally the conditional
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perfect continuous i would have been
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eating chocolate can you see how many similarities
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there are between all of these tenses
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now let's look a little more closely
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starting with the present
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tenses the first tense that you learn in english
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is usually the present simple and that's for good reason
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it's actually the tense that native speakers use in around
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50 of their written and spoken communication
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we do use the other present tenses
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quite often too so they are all
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really really important the present simple
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i work on tuesdays
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this is used to talk about general statements
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habits and facts the present continuous
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i am working now
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this is used to talk about actions that are happening
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right now the present perfect
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i have worked at a pub
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we use this to talk about
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past events or past actions that have present
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consequences and the present perfect
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continuous i have been working
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for three hours today
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this is used to talk about an action that started
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in the past and continues
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to the present okay
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the structure of the present
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simple like its name it is fairly simple
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we have the subject
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plus the base form of a verb
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except from in the third person singular and this always catches my students out
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when they're relatively new to learning english
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in the third person singular
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we add an s
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so for i you we and they
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i work we eat
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they play you do but for he she in it it is
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she he cleans it smells
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another exception is be the verb to be
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to be has its own forms in the present simple
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i am you are he she it is
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we are they are as i said before we use the present simple to
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talk about general statements
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facts and habits we also use it to talk about scheduled
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events like plane and train times
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here are some examples
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i am a woman
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my name is lucy
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this is a general statement or fact
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mary meets her friends on friday evenings
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that's a habit the train to london
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leaves at 8 p.m
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that's a scheduled event in the future
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our dog eats the cat's food
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and that's habit a habit we're trying to conquer at the moment we don't
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know why he started doing it but he has since moved house
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i hope all of that's clear there are lots more examples
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in the pdf and there is a quiz
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for every tense so please do download that the link is down below in
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the description box right
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let's move on to the present continuous
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we use the present continuous
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to talk about things that are happening
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at the moment of speaking
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but be careful in general
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there is an exception
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we can't use state verbs
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words like want for example
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there is an exception there and i will mention it
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it's to do with slang
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the structure of the present continuous
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is subject plus b
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plus verb ing it rhymes
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subject plus b plus verb ing
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you can use that
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here are some examples
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i am teaching english
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they are baking cookies
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we can also use this tense to talk about things that we think
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are temporary compare these two
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james lives in manchester
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james is living in manchester
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in the first sentence i use the present simple because i think that his
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state is more or less permanent
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but in the second sentence
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i use the present continuous
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because i think his situation
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might be temporary he's living in manchester
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now but i don't know what might happen in a few weeks or months
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perhaps he's studying there or he's working there for a short time
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now you will hear
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native speakers use state verbs
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in the present in this form or
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to show this meaning
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i am loving my christmas jumper right
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love is a state verb i'm not meant to use it but it means
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right now a trend that i'm enjoying
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is my christmas jumper
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which i must say
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i think it's like
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i think this is a very nice christmas jumper i actually had another option
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today it was between
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this one uh which i wore last year but i got this one on
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a secondhand website very happy with myself
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anyway back to the tents
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you'll also hear people say ah no i'm hating that song right now it
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means it's a a temporary state
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some reason right i don't enjoy that song
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temporarily i'm hating it so when you hear teachers say never use a state
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verb in the present continuous
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take that with a pinch of salt we also use the present continuous
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to talk about arrangements
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this means that we are planning to do something in the future
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and it involves another person or business
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let me show you an example
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i am having my hair cut
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on tuesday sarah is meeting her parents
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tomorrow they are plans but they depend on someone else
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let's take a look at some examples
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kate is studying business
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temporary situation happening now we are meeting
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our friend next friday
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in edinburgh arrangement involving
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someone else we are driving
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home we are doing this
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right now in the moment
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it is snowing for example
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it did actually snow the other day it was
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but enough about my weather
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let's move on to the present perfect
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the structure of the present perfect
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is subject plus has or have
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plus the past participle
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there are three main ways that we use the present perfect in english the
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first is to talk about things that started
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in the past and continue
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to the present it's very important to remember that they are unfinished
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actions when we talk about these events or states we often mention
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how long they've been going on for or when they started
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for example i have lived in the uk
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all my life or
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she has been at university
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since 2020 william and i have been married
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for two months oh three months oh it's our three month anniversary
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nearly how exciting the second way that we use the present perfect is to
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talk about our experiences
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up to the present
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when we do this we don't talk about exactly when something happened
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we are just generally telling somebody about our life experiences
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for example she has been to canada
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three we have met the queen
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i have read all of the harry potter books
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finally we also use the present perfect to talk about past events and actions
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that have consequences in the present
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for example i have eaten breakfast
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so i'm not hungry
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or mike has lost his keys
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so he's going to be late for work
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let's move on to the last of the presents the present
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perfect continuous i've just realized
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i look like a present and i'm talking about the present tenses
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maybe i should have just made a video about the present tenses dressed as
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now we use the present perfect continuous
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to talk about something that started in the past
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and continues to the present and that might sound
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very similar to the present perfect
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but there are a few key differences
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one big difference is the structure
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we use the structure
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subject plus has have
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plus verb ing i have
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been eating chocolate as we discussed before now with the present perfect continuous
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we often use it to talk about things that we have been doing
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uninterrupted that haven't finished
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we use this tense to emphasize
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how long something has been happening
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for example i've been watching that tv show
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for weeks i'm emphasizing
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how long i have been watching the tv show or
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ellen has been replying to emails
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for two hours already
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we use it to talk about things that have been done recently
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or lately for example
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look it's been snowing
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or i've been practicing
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my football skills a lot
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that's such a lie remember
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we generally don't use the present perfect continuous
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to talk about states
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you wouldn't say i have been belonging
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to a band for a long time
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you would say i have belonged
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to a band for a long time some more examples
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they've been trying to call you all day
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or she hasn't been feeling well lately
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okay we made it through the present
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let's move on to the past tenses
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we'll have a quick overview
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and then we'll go into more detail
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we have the past simple
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i worked abroad last summer
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that talks about past
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finished actions we have the past continuous
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i was working at 2pm
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yesterday that describes a continuing
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action at some point in the past
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we have the past perfect
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i had worked there for two years before i got my promotion
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that's used to describe past actions that happened before
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another past action or time and we have the past perfect
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continuous i had been working there for two years before i finally
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got my promotion very similar to the previous one but we'll go into more
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detail we use the past perfect
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continuous to talk about past actions
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that continued to a past
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point in time let's start with the past simple this one is nice and
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easy it's the second
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most common tense that english speakers use
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we use it to talk about events that happened before the present moment
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these must be finished events or actions
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and we often say when they happened
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although that's not obligatory
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the structure is the subject
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regular verb however lots and lots of verbs
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are irregular and i do actually have a video
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some of the most common irregular
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verbs that could be really useful so i will leave that link down in
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the description box an example
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i went to bed at 10 p.m last night or
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dennis ate a box of chocolates
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for breakfast live your life dennis
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that sounds like my kind of
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another example my husband
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bought me flowers last week
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ah not true though
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not true maybe next week
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okay let's move on to the past continuous
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the structure of this tense is subject
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plus was or were
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plus verb ing we can use this tense to talk about actions
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or states one way in which we use the past continuous
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is to say what was happening at a specific moment
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in the past for example
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tom was cooking dinner at 7 p.m
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yesterday we can also use it to give background
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information about something for example
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will was speaking to me whilst
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i was trying to record a video or
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it was snowing when i went outside
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we also use it to say that an ongoing
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action was interrupted by another action
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in this case it's usually paired with another clause in the past simple
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we were eating dinner
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when he arrived we were eating dinner over this long period of time
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and he arrived right then or
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they were chatting about their holiday
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when ben called them let's move on to the past perfect
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the past perfect tense is used to talk about events that happened before
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another event or up to a certain time in the past
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again it is often used with the past simple
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the structure is as follows
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subject plus plus past
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participle and if you don't do
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that when you say had
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you're not my student
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let's take a look at some examples
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when i arrived at the bus stop
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the bus had already left
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already happened or you had traveled
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to 10 countries before your second birthday
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or she had worked at the company for five years
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before it closed or we had already eaten dinner
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so we weren't hungry
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when dinner was served
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finally let's discuss the past
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perfect continuous the structure
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is subject plus had been
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plus verb ing now the past perfect
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and the past perfect
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continuous what a mouthful
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are often used interchangeably
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by native english speakers
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there's no difference in overall
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meaning take a look at these two sentences
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there's no real difference
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in overall meaning i had worked there for five years when the company closed
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or i had been working there for five years when the company closed
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no real difference we can say either however
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you should use the continuous
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form in these two
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situations if you are talking about an action in the past
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that continued up to a certain time
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and continued after it or if you're talking about a repeated
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action that happened in the past
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up to a certain point let's take a look at some examples
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they had been walking for hours
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before they decided that they were lost
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or the orchestra had been practicing
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for months before the concert
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happened in the words of bon jovi
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i think we're living on a prayer because we are officially
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halfway there it's time to move on if you're still here you're doing really
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well really really well let's have a quick overview
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of the future tenses
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we use them to talk about events
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after the present moment
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we have the future simple
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i will work in the summer this is used to talk about
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events or actions that we believe
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will happen in the future
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we're nearly certain we have the future continuous
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i will be working
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at two o'clock tomorrow we use this for actions at a specific
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moment in the future
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we have the future perfect
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i will have worked there for two years on sunday
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we use this to talk about
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an event or an action
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that is planned or expected
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to happen before a certain time in the future
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and we have the future
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perfect continuous i will have been working there for two years on sunday
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very similar to the last we'll talk about that we use this to talk
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about an action that will continue
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up to a certain point in the future
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let's take a closer look now the future simple
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the easiest way to talk about the future
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the structure is subject
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plus will plus base form of the verb we can use it to talk
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about things that we
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will happen in the future
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i think it'll rain tomorrow
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i'm sure you'll love this book
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we can also use it to make offers or promises
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i'll help you carry those boxes
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richard will call you tomorrow
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and finally we can use it to talk about facts
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in the future it will be our first
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wedding anniversary next year or
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our house will be
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300 years old soon let's move on to the future continuous
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the structure is subject
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plus will be plus
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verb ing this tense is used to talk about actions
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that will be in progress
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at a certain point in time
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these actions will start
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and end in the future but we don't know when i will be eating
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dinner at 8pm tomorrow
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i don't know when i'll finish
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it also indicates that an action will be carried out over a period of
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time not simply in an instant
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i'll be playing tennis tomorrow
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that will be a considerable
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amount of time maybe 30 minutes to an hour not just
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a second we also have the future perfect
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we use the future perfect to talk about actions or states that will be
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completed before a certain point of time in the future
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we often use time clauses with the future perfect
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like buy or when i'm older
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i'll show you lots of examples
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but first the structure
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subject plus will have
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plus past participle some examples
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i will have retired
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by the time i'm 65
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we're using buy there to show that final
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point or you will have finished the popcorn
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before the film starts
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or come over at 9pm
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my parents will have left by then
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finally we have the future perfect
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continuous this tense describes
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actions that will be continuing
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at a certain point in the future
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when you use this tense you're thinking about the duration
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of that action up to a certain point in time the structure
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is plus will have been
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plus verb ing she will have been living in cardiff
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for three months in august
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or when i retire next month
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i will have been working here
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for three years like with most other continuous
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tenses we don't usually use state verbs
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it should be i will have had my cat for five years this christmas
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rather than i will have been having my cat for five years this christmas
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you also can't use the future perfect continuous
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to talk about finished
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actions you just have to use the future perfect
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instead finally the last four tenses
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are the conditional tenses
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and i do actually
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have a full video on these tenses
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which i will leave in the description
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box but i'd like to go over them briefly
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today we use these tenses to talk about
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hypothetical situations or an event that depends
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on another event or state
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these conditional tenses often form part of conditional
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sentences but they don't always have to let's have a brief overview
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we have the conditional
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simple i would work abroad
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if i could we use this to talk about hypothetical
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actions in the present
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we have the conditional
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continuous i would be working abroad now
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if i wasn't stuck here we use this to talk about hypothetical
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continuous actions in the present
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we have the conditional perfect
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i would have worked abroad last year but i didn't get my visa we
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use this to talk about hypothetical
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actions in the past
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and we have the conditional
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perfect continuous i would have been working here for longer
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if i had got my visa
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earlier we use this to talk about hypothetical
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actions that started in the past and continued
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it's formed with the subject
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plus wood plus the base form of the verb
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i would travel in first class
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she would walk to work now these sentences
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don't really have a lot of meaning on their own so they're usually
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coupled with another idea
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i would travel in first class
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if i won the lottery
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or she would walk to work
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if she lived closer
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would can be replaced
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with could should or might
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but this does change the meaning
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i am currently considering
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creating another video on modal verbs there's one from years ago but i feel
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it needs updating if you'd like a lesson on modal verbs
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let me know in the comment section down below
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if i see enough of you then i'll know
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it's worth making some examples
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he could get a dog if he wanted
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you should see a doctor
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i might go to the beach tomorrow
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let's take a look at the conditional
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continuous when we use the conditional continuous
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we put the focus
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on the duration of a hypothetical
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action this means that we use this tense to talk about a longer action
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when we want to emphasize
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or we want people to focus on
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how long an action
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would take the structure
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is plus would be
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plus verb ing it expresses
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an unfinished or continuing
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hypothetical action an action which is the probable
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result of an unreal condition
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it's easier if i just show you examples
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here because it can sound a little
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grammary is is not a word don't use that but actually i think that's
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quite good if we
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a grammatical explanation that we don't like i think we should call it grammary
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i think it's quite fun nope that's way too grammary for me
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i would be writing emails
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if i was at work but i'm not at work
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so i'm not writing emails he would be walking his dog right now
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if he hadn't broken his
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but he has broken his ankle so he's not you can use could should
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and might in these sentences
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but again it changes the meaning
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you should be unpacking the shopping i just bought or
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i could be sitting on a beach in jamaica
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right now now let's take a quick look at the conditional
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perfect when we want to change the past
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we use the conditional perfect tense
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of course we can't really
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change the past so this is hypothetical
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we talk about what we would have done the structure
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is subject plus would have
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plus past participle i would have told
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john not to come
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i would have bought that house
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but i couldn't afford it at the time
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she would have cooked a bigger meal but she didn't know you were coming
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again you can replace it with could should or might i could have bought
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that house but i didn't
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you should have told me we could have gone if we'd known about it
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they might have said
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but i can't remember
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finally the last tense that brings us to 1016
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it is the conditional
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perfect continuous we use it to talk about the hypothetical
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results of an action that started in the past
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we use the continuous
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tense to focus on the duration
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as i said before we look at conditional grammar in way more detail
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in my conditionals video which i have linked
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in the description box but just as a brief overview
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the structure is subject
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plus would have been
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plus verb ing i would have been wearing my red dress
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if i had washed it he would have been working in dubai
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if he hadn't taken the job in london
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again you can use it with could should and might
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you should have been feeling better yesterday
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she could have been living in japan
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if she had taken that language course at university
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right that is it for today's lesson
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