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Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
I'm so glad you found it helpful! 🤩👍 Right! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers. I hope you understand.
Could you please make videos to teach us how to make English sentences step by step? Honestly, I know lots of English vocabulary words and even grammar rules, but when I must make sentences with them I can't make something completely true.😢 Many thanks! 😊
Hello! I have removed the compound nouns section because they are formed with the present participle, not with gerunds. It was a mistake on my part. However, present participles and gerunds are both similar in appearance (-ing verb).
Can you please find out gerunds from this paragraph? Hiking through the dense forest, we heard a twig snapping behind us. A deer was grazing nearby. The sun began setting, casting a warm glow on the tree tops. Being in the forest and listening to the sounds of nature calmed our souls. We enjoyed breathing in the fresh, earthy air.
Very true. I've divided them into different categories because many students cannot identify prepositions. Causes or reasons are easy to spot and phrasal verbs are well-known, hence the extra categories. Thanks for watching!
Hello 😃 Glad you liked my video! Yes, you can use adverbs and gerunds at the same time. Adverbs can modify gerunds by describing how the action is being performed. For example: "She enjoys singing loudly in the shower." "He was praised for carefully painting the mural." In these sentences, "loudly" and "carefully" modify the gerunds "singing" and "painting," giving more information about how the actions are done.
Hello! There's a lot to unpack here... When using "as well as", there is generally more focus on the first part of the sentence. The second part is often seen as additional information, meaning the two parts are not entirely equal in emphasis. Key Points About "As Well As": 1. Focus on the First Part: The first part is the main idea, while the second part is supplementary. For example: She is an excellent writer as well as a talented artist. (The focus is on her being an excellent writer, with her being a talented artist as additional information.) 2. Not Exactly Equal: Unlike "and," which gives equal importance to both parts, "as well as" makes the first part more prominent. 3. Verb Agreement: The verb agrees with the subject in the first part of the sentence. For example: John, as well as his friends, is coming to the party. (John is the main subject, so the verb agrees with it.) 4. Usage with Clauses: If "as well as" connects two clauses, the focus is still usually on the first clause. Example: She studies hard, as well as works part-time to support herself. (The focus is on her studying hard; working part-time is an additional detail.) How "As Well As" Differs from "And": "As well as" emphasizes the first part and adds the second as extra. He speaks Spanish as well as French. (Focus: Speaking Spanish is more significant than speaking French.) "And" gives equal weight to both parts. He speaks Spanish and French. (Both languages are equally important here.)
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
Hello! In these sentences, "working" and "trying" are actually present participles, not gerunds. Here's why: 1. "I spent hours working on the project." "Working" is a present participle because it describes what you were doing during the time. It functions as part of the verb phrase, modifying "I spent hours." If "working" were a gerund, it would function as a noun (e.g., "Working on the project is tiring."). 2. "The man looked here and there, trying to find his son." "Trying" is a present participle because it is part of the participial phrase "trying to find his son," which describes what the man was doing while he looked. Key Difference: Gerunds function as nouns (e.g., "Working is hard."). Present participles function as verbs or adjectives, often describing actions happening simultaneously (as in your sentences).
Right! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers. I hope you understand.
@MajidNovin-jx8zn Oh! Now I understand! If you have trouble making sentences quickly, I recommend learning a few patterns and using them over and over again. I speak 7 languages and that's how I do it. You should think about the expressions you often use in your native language and translate them into English. Pick patterns that only require you to add 1 word to get a new sentence. For example, "I would like to + verb." With that pattern, you can make an infinity of sentences. I would like to eat pizza. I would like to see you tomorrow. I would like to work with you. Once memorized, such patterns can help you speak without having to think too much. Unfortunately I don't have a lesson about that yet. I'll get working on it soon.
Hello! I have removed numbers 5 and 9 because they contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form but I didn't want to mislead my students. Thanks for watching! 🤩🇨🇦
El vídeo está muy bien, pero no está el uso número 5 "part of a compound noun" ni el número 9 "gerund in reduced relative clauses" ¿Podría tener información sobre estos usos que faltan? Gracias
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
Gracias por responder, y también por hacerlo tan rápido. Creo que ya lo he entendido. 5 "I bought some new running shoes" "I'm giving Peter a driving lesson". 9 "The man who works at... The man working at..." Un saludo y gracias, estoy suscrito y me encantan tus vídeos.
You forgot to mention that gerunds can also function as adjectives, like this; - Drinking water. - Boring movie. - Interesting book. Or it can function like a relative clause too, like this; - The woman, wearing the yellow dress, is my sister.
Actually, I thought the same as you but someone pointed out my mistake. Here's what I found after doing a bit of digging. Gerunds do not function as adjectives and are not used in relative clauses. However, they can sometimes appear similar to present participles, which can function as adjectives. Gerunds vs. Present Participles: Gerunds always act as nouns. Present participles (also the -ing form of a verb) can function as adjectives or be used in relative clauses. Gerund as a Noun: Swimming is fun. (Here, "swimming" is the subject of the sentence and acts as a noun.) Present Participle as an Adjective: The swimming pool is open. ("Swimming" describes the type of pool and functions as an adjective.) Present Participles in Relative Clauses: A participle can be used to form a relative clause, replacing the relative pronoun and verb. The man standing by the door is my friend. ("Standing" is a participle modifying "the man," effectively a reduced relative clause: The man who is standing by the door.) In short, while gerunds cannot function as adjectives or be used in relative clauses, present participles (which share the same -ing form) can.
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
Hello! The sentence "She enjoys dancing competition" is not quite correct. It should be: "She enjoys dancing in competitions" (if you mean she enjoys participating in them), or "She enjoys dance competitions" (if you mean she enjoys watching or participating in dance competitions). The phrase "dancing competition" needs a preposition like "in" or should be reworded to "dance competitions" for clarity.
Hello! Gerunds are challenging for many students. I hope this video helps you understand them!
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@prabirkumardas5587 Hello! Whose project is it? I would write: I finished drawing for my next project late last night.
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Thank you very much for this fantastic lesson however I was wondering why the 5th and the 9th way to use the gerunds have skipped in this video?
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Your channel is doing very well, and I have been learning from it. Thank you for your efforts.
I know I can write comments in English, but the purpose of writing them in Chinese is to have languages from around the world praising you in your comments, mainly to help you promote. Wishing you all good luck and prosperity!
In addition, I have also opened my channel on TH-cam, which contains many stories about the soul in both Chinese and English. In my spare time, you can watch them to purify and calm your mind. I hope it will be helpful to you.
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Just one question, where are the 5 and 9 cases of use?
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
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9 th usage is missed, please check it & let’s know about it.
I'm so glad you found it helpful! 🤩👍 Right! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers. I hope you understand.
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I heard the word gerund a lot ,but I need more to understand thanks.
Keep this in mind: A gerund is an -ing verb used as a noun.
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This is a very good video! Thank you very much, but I can,t find the ‘Part of Compound Noun’
Hello! I have removed the compound nouns section because they are formed with the present participle, not with gerunds. It was a mistake on my part. However, present participles and gerunds are both similar in appearance (-ing verb).
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Can you please find out gerunds from this paragraph? Hiking through the dense forest, we heard a twig snapping behind us. A deer was grazing nearby. The sun began setting, casting a warm glow on the tree tops. Being in the forest and listening to the sounds of nature calmed our souls. We enjoyed breathing in the fresh, earthy air.
Yes I can. Can you? Which ones do you think are gerunds?
#6 & #7 fall into the category of "ing" after prepositions
Very true. I've divided them into different categories because many students cannot identify prepositions. Causes or reasons are easy to spot and phrasal verbs are well-known, hence the extra categories.
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hi thanks for the lesson and I do have a question can we use adverbs and gerunds at the same time 😊?
Hello 😃 Glad you liked my video! Yes, you can use adverbs and gerunds at the same time. Adverbs can modify gerunds by describing how the action is being performed.
For example:
"She enjoys singing loudly in the shower."
"He was praised for carefully painting the mural."
In these sentences, "loudly" and "carefully" modify the gerunds "singing" and "painting," giving more information about how the actions are done.
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There is a hope for getting more categories, otherwise a good idea.
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How to use "as well as " phrase?
In thee as well as phrase, where is the emphasis, first one or second second one
Hello! There's a lot to unpack here... When using "as well as", there is generally more focus on the first part of the sentence. The second part is often seen as additional information, meaning the two parts are not entirely equal in emphasis.
Key Points About "As Well As":
1. Focus on the First Part:
The first part is the main idea, while the second part is supplementary.
For example:
She is an excellent writer as well as a talented artist.
(The focus is on her being an excellent writer, with her being a talented artist as additional information.)
2. Not Exactly Equal:
Unlike "and," which gives equal importance to both parts, "as well as" makes the first part more prominent.
3. Verb Agreement:
The verb agrees with the subject in the first part of the sentence.
For example:
John, as well as his friends, is coming to the party.
(John is the main subject, so the verb agrees with it.)
4. Usage with Clauses:
If "as well as" connects two clauses, the focus is still usually on the first clause.
Example:
She studies hard, as well as works part-time to support herself.
(The focus is on her studying hard; working part-time is an additional detail.)
How "As Well As" Differs from "And":
"As well as" emphasizes the first part and adds the second as extra.
He speaks Spanish as well as French.
(Focus: Speaking Spanish is more significant than speaking French.)
"And" gives equal weight to both parts.
He speaks Spanish and French.
(Both languages are equally important here.)
Thankyou so much sir. You have explained vivid as well as easily understanble.
Thank you so much sir. But Idk why you have missed the no. 5 and 9.
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
Sir, I have one more question. Can you please help me identify whether there are gerunds in these sentences or not.
1. I spent hours working on the project.
2. The man looked here and there, trying to find his son.
Hello! In these sentences, "working" and "trying" are actually present participles, not gerunds. Here's why:
1. "I spent hours working on the project."
"Working" is a present participle because it describes what you were doing during the time. It functions as part of the verb phrase, modifying "I spent hours."
If "working" were a gerund, it would function as a noun (e.g., "Working on the project is tiring.").
2. "The man looked here and there, trying to find his son."
"Trying" is a present participle because it is part of the participial phrase "trying to find his son," which describes what the man was doing while he looked.
Key Difference:
Gerunds function as nouns (e.g., "Working is hard.").
Present participles function as verbs or adjectives, often describing actions happening simultaneously (as in your sentences).
It seems like missing the #9 examples. Anyway, thanks for your good teaching.
Right! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers. I hope you understand.
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You can also use this structure in comparatives;
- I prefer reading books TO watching movies.
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Sorry for the misunderstanding! My mean is the links I can watch the videos to help me to learn how to make English sentences.
@MajidNovin-jx8zn Oh! Now I understand! If you have trouble making sentences quickly, I recommend learning a few patterns and using them over and over again. I speak 7 languages and that's how I do it. You should think about the expressions you often use in your native language and translate them into English. Pick patterns that only require you to add 1 word to get a new sentence. For example, "I would like to + verb." With that pattern, you can make an infinity of sentences.
I would like to eat pizza.
I would like to see you tomorrow.
I would like to work with you.
Once memorized, such patterns can help you speak without having to think too much.
Unfortunately I don't have a lesson about that yet. I'll get working on it soon.
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Hi, I watched the video but I did not find the fifth and the ninth rule of using gerund, could you show me where they are?
Hello! I have removed numbers 5 and 9 because they contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form but I didn't want to mislead my students.
Thanks for watching! 🤩🇨🇦
El vídeo está muy bien, pero no está el uso número 5 "part of a compound noun" ni el número 9 "gerund in reduced relative clauses" ¿Podría tener información sobre estos usos que faltan? Gracias
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
Gracias por responder, y también por hacerlo tan rápido. Creo que ya lo he entendido. 5 "I bought some new running shoes" "I'm giving Peter a driving lesson". 9 "The man who works at... The man working at..." Un saludo y gracias, estoy suscrito y me encantan tus vídeos.
@tonyolivera8805 Yes, that's right. Good examples but they are present participles so I had to remove them from the video. Thanks for subscribing! 🤩🇨🇦
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You forgot to mention that gerunds can also function as adjectives, like this;
- Drinking water.
- Boring movie.
- Interesting book.
Or it can function like a relative clause too, like this;
- The woman, wearing the yellow dress, is my sister.
Actually, I thought the same as you but someone pointed out my mistake. Here's what I found after doing a bit of digging.
Gerunds do not function as adjectives and are not used in relative clauses. However, they can sometimes appear similar to present participles, which can function as adjectives.
Gerunds vs. Present Participles:
Gerunds always act as nouns.
Present participles (also the -ing form of a verb) can function as adjectives or be used in relative clauses.
Gerund as a Noun:
Swimming is fun. (Here, "swimming" is the subject of the sentence and acts as a noun.)
Present Participle as an Adjective:
The swimming pool is open. ("Swimming" describes the type of pool and functions as an adjective.)
Present Participles in Relative Clauses:
A participle can be used to form a relative clause, replacing the relative pronoun and verb.
The man standing by the door is my friend. ("Standing" is a participle modifying "the man," effectively a reduced relative clause: The man who is standing by the door.)
In short, while gerunds cannot function as adjectives or be used in relative clauses, present participles (which share the same -ing form) can.
Examples of 'gerund in reduced relative clause' are missing in the video. Could you please fill up the gap?
Hello! Well spotted! Numbers 5 and 9 contained present participles instead of gerunds. They both have the same form (-ing verb) but I decided to remove those 2 sections so as to provide the most accurate information to my viewers.
She enjoys dancing competition.
Is it right sentence sir?
Hello! The sentence "She enjoys dancing competition" is not quite correct. It should be:
"She enjoys dancing in competitions" (if you mean she enjoys participating in them), or
"She enjoys dance competitions" (if you mean she enjoys watching or participating in dance competitions).
The phrase "dancing competition" needs a preposition like "in" or should be reworded to "dance competitions" for clarity.
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