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Awesome!

thank you very much 😃

This is perfect, thank you so much

I really don't know how to thank you for all this wonderful help thank you so much

I'm an English teacher in Italy and must say : well done ! I'll take inspiration from you, although I find it easier to teach this matter in English than in Italian !

Thanks for the Lesson Dave! I've a question if you don't mind. Can't I say "I've been waiting for you for 2 hours already". I.e. can I use already in continuous? I know you say one cannot use it, but still it sound so natural, am I just mistaken?

Dear Dave, what is the difference between she has gone and she is gone?

Can I say in this case: how many times do you have read this book?

Dear teacher 
I would like to ask you about p.p.s. is used for long period of time(I have worked a doctor for 25 years) and p.p.c. is used for short actions (I have been waiting for bus for 20 minutes "And l am still doing this") .Could you answer me if l writeanswer correct or wrong ?

Dear teacher, I see contradicting information on youtube lessons about present perfect simple. Some teachers say that p.p.s is an action that is not completed yet.
Example – I have lived here for 3 years ( I am still living here). Whereas others say that P.P.S must describe an action that ended by now.
I have lived here for 3 years ( It happened in the past, we don't know when. I don't live here any more).
and if it helps in your explanation could you please explain the difference between I have lived here for 3 years and I have been living here for 3 years. thanks a lot

Thank you for the lesson!!!!!!!!!!!I have a sentence- She is happy. She has been riding her bike all day. According to this lesson I should use Present Perfect Continuous in this sentence. But it is not unintended result. What's it?I mean which point?

Thank you.