IELTS / TOEFL Grammar – Present Perfect Tense Use | present perfect | การออกแบบเว็บไซต์ด้วยตนเอง

Why did you use has been in the last example?

Hope you are doing well.
I have some questions to you and expecting to be answered quickly.
1) House has burnt.
2) Shop has opened.
3) Show has started.
4) The document has submitted.
Now tell me if the first three sentences are correct which I know are correct why the fourth one is wrong. What is the logic behind this or which rules make the first three sentences correct and make the fourth one wrong.
Many other examples are following
1) Room filled with balloons. (correct in past simple.)
2) Room was filling with water. (not correct in past continuous but why?)
3) Glass broke. (correct in past simple.)
4) Glass was breaking. (not correct in past continuous but why?)

Thank you very much

I have many experience before so I get interview again what’s tense I should say?present perfect or past?please tell me I alway nervous about tense.

In American English, it is perfectly fine to say ''I lost my key. I cannot find it anywhere.'' whereas in British English, it is more appropriate to say ''I have lost my key. I cannot find it anywhere.'' Mind you, I do not think it is that strict anymore since American English keeps infiltrating British English, and this is ever more true due to globalization, which is driven in particular by the worldwide web. In my opinion, talking about experience or an ongoing event with ''since'' and ''for'', the present perfect is still mandatory in both British and American English.
A good example of this would be ''I have flown to New York three times.'', or ''I have been in London for two years.'', which implies that I am still in London, or that I still live in this city.
Nevertheless, your explanation is excellent, clear and very easy to understand. Hats off! Keep up the good work.🙂👍Joern from Germany

Thanks for your video my question is how do native American speakers learn these tenses

Hi sir which one the best grammar book

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Thank u so much for ur lessons

@Write to top, Adam, thank you so much for those valuable videos you made! It really helps me a lot! Thanks a million!!! I have a minor consideration in some playlists on your channel. The classification, and especially the order of your videos sometimes seem not so appropriate. For example in this playlist, the second video is Present Perfect Part 2, the third video comes to Present Perfect part 1. (You said at the beginning of your video part 2 that this is part 2 if you want to know when to use Present Perfect Tense please check the video Part 1. So I searched out part 1 and finished it and then I came back to Part 2. Then I watched it and finished it. And then I surprisingly found that the upcoming video in the playlist is actually part 1. Lol… )

is an excellent side of your video.

Hi Adam,Can u post a video with some topic sentences and the tense used in that?..So we could relate things while we are writing.

Great stuff to repeat.

Action began in the past….

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why cant we use the present perfect continious for ielts task 1 explaining the trends?if that trend is continuing till now

The most informative lesson on present perfect tense. He is capable to teach the ways that can’t be misunderstood.

"Action begun in the past".Just wondering if that sentence is grammatically correct?
Shouldn't it have been; "Action began in past."
As far as i know the past participle form of verb should only be used in perfect tenses with have,has or had.Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks

Thank you so much.
to useful.

Can you share a video about the differences between Present Perfect and Past Perfect tense?

This video is very helpful! thank you so much

Sir I hope that you’re fine.Sir my question is what’s the difference between i have sat vs i am sitting

I have seen many videos on this grammar point but this is uncomparable and highly distinguished….well done ..hoped for more ..thank u