Why I booked lessons online ?

In Italy I have studied English from when I was child, but I don't understand very much, I make lots of errors and don't speak very well. My comprehension when another speaks is bad. I hope to improve my language skills with my tutor.

Hello Francesco,

When we talk about something that started in the past and continues up to now we often use the present perfect (have + past participle), to make a sentence negative we often use the auxiliary verb 'do' in the and it takes the negative form from the main verb. I like chocolate > I don't like chocolate. Please note that you will see other auxiliary verbs. In the present perfect the auxiliary verb is 'have' - I haven't been to Italy.

Hope this helps

Bob