Understanding English Tenses and Usage

This video tutorial covers the use of the verb 'have' in various tenses, including present simple, present continuous, past simple, present perfect, and past perfect. It explains the differences in usage for possession and actions, highlights common mistakes, and provides examples for better understanding. The video also encourages practice and offers additional resources for learners.

What levels of learners is this video intended for?

• All of the above

• Advanced

• Intermediate

• Beginner

In present simple tense, which pronoun pairs with 'has'?

• You

• They

• He

• I

Which form is more natural for expressing possession?

• I have a sister

• I got a sister

• I've got a sister

• I has a sister

Which of the following is correct for an action happening now?

• I having a nap

• I have a nap

• I am having a nap

• I has a nap

What is a common mistake when talking about age?

• I got 20 years

• I has 20 years

• I am 20 years old

• I have 20 years

Which is the correct negative form for 'he'?

• He not have

• He hasn't

• He doesn't have

• He don't have

How do you form a question about possession for 'he'?

• He has

• Has he got

• He got

• Does he have

What is the simple past form of 'have'?

• Have

• Has

• Having

• Had

Which tense is used for experiences from the past until now?

• Past Perfect

• Present Perfect

• Past Simple

• Present Simple

What does 'had had' indicate?

• Past action before another past action

• Present action

• Ongoing action

• Future action