English Grammar – Present Perfect Simple & Continuous | present perfect simple | ความรู้ภาษาต่างประเทศที่เป็นประโยชน์

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great explanation James!!

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Are there any differences between the "long time" (when we use simple) and "short time" (when we use continuous form) ? When I have to use simple or continuous form for a long/short time? How do you define the "short" and "long time?"

This video has too many errors to count. I wanted to recommend it to a student but I can't even begin to enumerate the errors. The intention is good, but unfortunately you trip yourself into many generalizations that simply aren't true.

how much money do you have ? is what tense?

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Great video, I appreciate it

Hope you can help me, which sentence is correct. I want to say, that I‘m still playing.

I‘ve been playing Football for 20 years or
I‘ve played Football for 20 years.

In case of the video the second sentence is correct, But I think the First sentence is correct..

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we need this lesson in new video 👍thanks you're the best

Great tips man!

I have watched a lot of videos , but this video is close to my brain to understand it. Thx teacher

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the relationship between thinking and writing

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-What were you doing at two o'clock?
-I've been reading.

Guys, why did he use Present Perfect Continuous when he was answearing that question? Why didn't he use Past Continuous? The activity has finished in the past and don't have any relation with present. I really get embarassed every time I see such a strange usage of some tense. It looks like natives use tenses in according to their mood, not to the rules in the books… Gee… How we're supposed to learn English if information is different from one source to another.