Lesson on "PRESENT PERFECT tense" (events relevant now but happened in the past)

The video tutorial explores the present perfect tense, highlighting its role in connecting past actions to present relevance and its use in news reporting. It differentiates between present perfect simple and continuous forms, and explains the use of 'how long', 'since', and 'for'. The tutorial also covers adjuncts of duration and the use of 'when' in conditional sentences. Finally, it discusses variations in American English where the past simple often replaces the present perfect.

What are some common verbs used with the present perfect tense?

In what situations can 'when' be used with the present perfect tense?

What is an example of using the present perfect tense with a hint of the future?

How does American English differ in the use of the present perfect tense compared to other forms of English?