If you know these 100 tense rules, your English is incredible!

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Hello., does
"i was nervous while I WAS WAITING"
sound natural?
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What about the following situation: my wife asked me for ice coffee, but I forgot and prepared latte for her. When I had brought the latte, she reminded me that she had asked me for ice coffee. I went back to the bar, ordered ice coffee and I wanted to tell the bartender about the situation and a sequence of events that caused me to come back to the bar. Which tense should I use talking about it to the bartender? Simple past, because the sequence of events had happened before I came back to the bar, or present perfect, because the previous described sequence od events caused me to come back to the bar?

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Excellent explanation of the present simple. However one use of the Present Simple that you for got to mention is that the Present Simple is also used in Mathematics. We say 7 plus 2 is 9. We don't say 7 plus 2 will be 9, or was 9 or would be 9. Likewise in describing well established scientific cause and effect relationships we say water freezes at temperatures of 32 degrees Fahrenheit and lower.

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very well explained

Can we use 'to' after verb 'return'?
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Don’t bother to analyse tenses, just learn to speak and understand. Intention is important and linked to cognition not grammar. Besides, it is spontaneous. Grammar is just the ghost in the machine. Learn to run the machine. Not learn it through the ghost.

You are the best. Thank you very much, professor. I'm from Morocco

I have grown grey hair in my head, but still I am poor in my English tenses . Don't know if I will ever master my tenses till I grow grey beard.

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In rule number 55 you didn’t mention the present perfect continuous. It is needed here to complete the tenses and times

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no need to learn so much grammar rules to learn english language.

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Great video..helped me a lot in understanding tenses. Respect from India.

Respected Sir, please make video on English word order. For example if we have place, time, currency or date in sentence then how would we make it. We know about basic subject, verb and object. But if a sentence has multiple objects then how should we arrange the word? Please provide some advance and complex examples.
Many thanks!

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Are you a library of English language!

Do all theses rules work for American English as well? Thanks in advance.

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I'm going to retire from the Railway service in India, now I see your video for better grammatically correct writing.

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Is it a modern trend to use will or would in both parts of conditional sentences?
Like in the example that you mentioned : If you will work for me, I'll buy you a new car. It sounds a bit informal and ungrammatical. Can such structures be used in formal speech or writing?

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Waiting for your next video sir

Thank you very much, sir. Initially, I considered finding a way to obtain a digital transcript of this lesson for studying on devices like a mobile phone or laptop. However, I realized that it wouldn’t be worth seeking shortcuts when you’ve invested so many hours preparing this lesson for us. As language learners, we should avoid the temptation to take shortcuts in our learning journey. Instead, I decided to manually write out every use of the tenses, and I found the experience to be valuable.

Hi Rupert, According to the Oxford English dictionary "In" means 'while doing something; while something is happening.
Can I use 'In' in the following sentences instead of 'while'?
1)a)I fell asleep (while) watching the Film.
b) I fell asleep in watching the Film.
2) a) She burnt her hand (while) cooking dinner.
b) She burnt her hand in cooking dinner.
3)a) While swimming in the river, I saw an alligator.
b) In swimming in the river, I saw an alligator.
Do you think whether 1)b, 2)b and 3)b are grammatically correct?

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... itˇs an avalanche ... Iˇm still buried under ...

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Respected Teacher, Thank you very much. It's very easy to understand I am learning these rules.❤❤

Hello Rupert,

You are a Godsend. I'm currently in Masters program and I have been interested in majoring in Applied Linguistics and ESL. I am glad to e-meet you here on YT. How can we connect,please?