(1) Dudamel has loved music since child hood
By 1986 Dudamel had begun violin lessons
By 2020 , Kato had been conducting an orcestra for 12 years (
By 2020 , Kato had been conducting an orcestra for 12 years (
(1) Present perfect ( Dudamel has loved music since childhood )
He still love music until now since from childhood
By 1986 , Dudamel had begun violin lessons (Past perfect ) '( verb form is past participle form)
the different is there have a time line 1986
what is the different from past perfect and present perfect ( there have two action )
what is the key word
what is the key phrase ( ans: by this time )
in the past is not connected to noun
by phrase
native speaker do not use past perfect they normally use simple past
past perfect is better choice here
third sentence
By 2010 kato had been conducting an orchestra for 12 years ( Past perfect progressive )
( Past perfect and past perfect progessive what are the differences
past perfect and past perfect progressive different meaning
may be it still continue
verb phrase
helping verb ( auxiliary) + Past participle form ( if verb is irregular it will be total completely different)
He still love music until now since from childhood
By 1986 , Dudamel had begun violin lessons (Past perfect ) '( verb form is past participle form)
the different is there have a time line 1986
what is the different from past perfect and present perfect ( there have two action )
what is the key word
what is the key phrase ( ans: by this time )
in the past is not connected to noun
by phrase
native speaker do not use past perfect they normally use simple past
past perfect is better choice here
third sentence
By 2010 kato had been conducting an orchestra for 12 years ( Past perfect progressive )
( Past perfect and past perfect progessive what are the differences
past perfect and past perfect progressive different meaning
may be it still continue
verb phrase
helping verb ( auxiliary) + Past participle form ( if verb is irregular it will be total completely different)
He had conducted one time when he left for Germany ( past perfect )
He conducted one time then he left to Germany ( he did not do in future )
two event ther have two action
what tense do we use for the first event
what do want use for the second event ( past simple )
the two event are connected
past perfect + past simple connected
Jason had already seen him conduct ( rephrase ) but the meaning is the same
Jason had seen him conduct already we cannot put the verb between the verb phrase and the object
that is between the verb phrase and the object
Past perfect progressive

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