Participles in English Grammar | Present Participle | Past Participle | Perfect Participle | WA#6
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' Participles ' is one of the important concepts in English grammar as they come under non finite verbs. There are three types of participles that we are going to discuss in this video.
Namely... Present participle, Past participle and Perfect participle. I have explained how to recognise each participle in a detailed way. Questions as per exam point of view are also discussed in this video.
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In past participle ex for this sentence, i was born in in india. I became an indian. In this 2 sentences we are reffering to only one subject i.e I, then how its treated as a passive voice of past participle??
' I was born ' or ' They were born ' is always said in Passive Voice andi. There is no Action Voice for it.
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@@wisdomaspirants1990 sir,,in perfect participle 2nd example,they have elected him their captain,he led the team...ans; having been elected by them,he led the team...is it correct or wrong?sir..
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Of course, it is absolutely right but the missing part is ' their captain '.
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Sir I have a doubt about perfect participle.
Perfect participle lo have , had , has undala.....
Ala lekapote perfect participle kadha
If there is no perfect tenses involvement, how can we say that it belongs to perfect participle ?
Sir present simple tense ni use chesi past,future,present continuous lanti similar tenses ni sandarbanusaram cheputam kadha vatiki mariyu veeki teda vivaristu oka video cheyandi
Actually this video is explained based on exam point of view. The way the questions will be in any competitive is explained in it. What you are asking about is spoken English.
Hope you are clear now !
For present participle why are we not using like this, by buying tickets i called my friends ??
We can....but actually no need.
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who is this example as past participle ?? i was born in india, I became an indian. its an active scentence right . here there is only one subject I in 2 scentences. so it becomes active voice for present participle as being born in india i became an indian is the correct.
No bro because ' I was born in India ' is the example for passive mode even though you see only one subject in both sentences.
Let me give clarity. See the below example 👇
1. I was called. I went to meet them.
Similarly ' born ' is in V3 form. Hence, ' I was born ' indicates the passive mode. It is always a passive sentence, bro.
My mother called us, we went to eat food
If Called v3 in above sentence but why don't you write have/has/had/will have . before called.explain clearly
Because it is not a combination of sentence sir. They are two different sentences.
Instructed the students by the teacher, they became silent.
Is this wrong sir
Instructed by the teacher, the students became silent.
This is correct sir
Sir I was born aneedhi passive voice kadha sir but passive voice ante Subject ki pradhanyatha ivadhu ga sir nenu India lo putaanu anna meaning lo subject ki pradhanyatha ichi vasthundhi Yandhuku sir ala pls confuse ayanu sir chepandi sir thvarlo😔
I was born.నేను పుట్టబడ్డాను అని అర్థం వస్తుంది , నేను పుట్టాను అని అర్థం ఎప్పుడ రాదు(నీ అంతట నీవే పుట్టలేవు కాబట్టి)ఇది Passive voice లో ఉంది , ఇక్కడ I అనేది subject కాదు Object Subject కి ప్రాధాన్యత ఇవ్వలేదు, Object కే ప్రాధాన్యత ఇచ్చారు.నేను India లో పుట్టాను అనవద్దు, పుట్టబడ్డాను అనాలి, అపుడు I అనేది Object అవుతుంది, Object కే ప్రాధాన్యత వస్తుంది.ఇలా English కి Telugu కి మధ్య తేడా ఉంటుంది.
I was born by my parents in india, i became indian citizen.
Is this any wrong sir
Born to is correct sir
Third example lo first sentence lo i, second person i kada
Yes
I have worked hard,i got job.
Why don't change this one into present participle or past participle.
Is this wrong working hard,i got job.
We can still write it in Present Participle since it is in Active Voice sir. But, we can't write it in Past Participle because there is no Passive Voice involvement.
Having been elected him by them captain,he led the team
Once you give clarity sir
Why don't you write him ,them it's my request
Could you please explain in English sir
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