The 'Time Bridge' Secret: Finally Understand How to Connect Past and Present in English

Confused by the Present Perfect tense? This simple lesson makes the 'past to present' link clear and will help you speak English more naturally! This video is for A1/A2 beginner English learners who struggle to choose between the Past Simple and the Present Perfect. We'll use a simple 'time bridge' visual to show you exactly how the Present Perfect works and why it's so important for everyday conversation. Forget complicated rules; this is the practical explanation you've been looking for. ⏱️ What You'll Learn: 0:00 - The BIGGEST Problem with English Tenses 0:45 - What is the Present Perfect? (The 'Time Bridge' Explained) 1:50 - Past Simple vs. Present Perfect: The Key Difference 3:10 - The 4 Most Frequent Errors (And How to Avoid Them!) 4:50 - Summary: The One Thing to Remember If this lesson helped you, please subscribe for more simple grammar guides and share it with a friend who is also learning English! 💬 Let's practice! Answer in the comments: 1. Complete the sentence: 'She ______ visited Paris three times.' (has / have) 2. What have you done today? (Example: 'I have drunk a cup of coffee.') 3. What is the difference between 'I went to the cinema yesterday' and 'I have been to the cinema'? This beginner English grammar lesson covers the Present Perfect tense for A1 and A2 learners. If you want to understand the difference between past simple and present perfect, learn the grammar rules for 'have' and 'has', and avoid common English mistakes, this video is for you. Improve your English speaking and master English tenses for everyday conversation. 🔗 Related Lessons: 🎓 My Full English Course:    / @annaenglishpodcast   ➡️ Watch Next | How to Ask Questions in Present Perfect (Have you ever...?):    / @annaenglishpodcast   #PresentPerfect #EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish