PARTICIPLE PHRASES and their types: You will never have reading problems after this video 💯
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2024
- Hello, learners!
This lesson helps you master what is participle in English grammar. Everything about participle and participle phrases is provided in the lesson.
Here are the things it covers:
⚽ What is participle in English grammar and how it works?
⚽ What is a participle phrase in English grammar, and how it works?
⚽ Different types of participle phrases are there in English
⚽ What is a present participle phrase, and how does a present participle phrase function in a sentence?
⚽ How does the present participle phrase function as an adjective?
⚽ How does the present participle phrase function as an adverb?
⚽ Where to place the present participle phrase in a sentence?
⚽ What is a past participle phrase, and how does a past participle phrase function in a sentence?
⚽ How does the past participle phrase function as an adjective?
⚽ How does the past participle phrase function as an adverb?
⚽ Where to place the past participle phrase in a sentence?
⚽ How to identify participle phrases in a sentence?
These are some of the things the lesson has explained in details
Watch the lesson until the end to master infinitive phrases in Hindi!
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Means a lot, Mohit! Appreciate the kind words!
@@Angrezikiclass
How can these two sentences be read as main clauses (like "if" clauses), and how has "used sparingly" transformed into something similar to an "if" clause?
Used sparingly, this face cream should last you until Christmas.
If you use it sparingly, this face cream should last you.
Additionally:
Used in this way, participles can make your writing more concise.
(If you use participles in this way, ...)
Kya khub tha bhaiya ap hamare mushkil ko samjhe yahi jaga parhi hamko thora peoblem hota hay
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Thanks sir for awesome lecture.......
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Is active present participle phrase and passive past participle phrase any grammar rules sir to reduce non essential adjective clauses at the end of the sentence after comma?
thanks
You're welcome!
Superb class. Inspiring by watching your entire class, I have made a resolution to create some sentences using particle phrase structure. I wonder if you let me know about my errors on the following sentences.
1. The girl listening music via earphone in the train Surprises to see her fiance before standing her.
2. The company wants employees having a strong propensity to invest time and caliber at it to pay bonus.
3. Consuming his entire soft drink, he orders another one.
4. Frustrated by her several attempts to make a perfect score on GRE, he applied to the universities with her first score.
5. Monika is going to Harvard, prioritizing for a vast amount of students' first choice to get an admit.
Corrections:
1. Earphones.... Got surprised ..... fiance standing before her.
2. In it
3. Ordered
The fifth didn't make much sense to me. Anyways, good job! 👏
Thank you sir..but consuming his entire soft drink, he orders another one. Why it would not be present simple( order) instead of past simple ( ordered).
Because this structure is not for past actions.
A happened + B happened right after A
Bhaiya “to+be” ka har ek use ko lekar ek video banay to bohot achha hoga🙏🙏.please sir make a video on this topic
Watch the video on Infinitive.
Sir isko kya ayse kaha ja sakta hay ke having been/being demotivated by the loss,he sold the company.
Both are possible. But there's a difference in terms of the time they refer to
Thinking about has upcoming movie, he made was made. This sentence correct?
He made? It doesn't make any sense.
@@Angrezikiclass ape display may show kiyatha, oper Ka sentence, may nahi likha, esliya may apko poochthay, this sentence is correct?
dear teacher please solve this problem (time or reason)(since,as,because, when, while)( participles phrases
guta was advised by his teacher.
guta started to behave properly.
advised by his teacher,guta started to behave properly.
the boy was punished by his mother.
the boy refused to eat his dinner.
punished by his mother,the boy refused to eat his dinner.
Kya aap koi school mai parata ho.
It's amazing how you teach can you make a series of class 8th English grammar please
No, I don't. Thank you for the kind words, Mamta. 🌸
Let's take a recent data as auspicious example, given by times of India, shown that
Is that correct?
What's the example here?
@@Angrezikiclass Let's take a recent data as auspicious example, given by times of India, shown that ,population of india has been increased rapidly.
I took recent data as example
Plz sir evaluate this....
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I have listen first time that participle sometimes acts as adverb. Thanks
It does. We should know everything about the topic we study!
Hello sir,
What type of noun is yawn?
Is it a abstract noun?
Can we use it in plural form?
Hello, Manindra!
It's a verb. The noun form will be YAWNING.
Sir .. adjective kabhi bhi verb ko modify nahi karte...
True
Hello sir,
"They had heard of women having their veils taken off, being stripped and marched down the crowded streets."
Here what are the uses of having and being ?
Please explain.
Hello, Arnab!
These are participle phrases.
@@Angrezikiclass
Sir ,
What type of participle is this - "Having their veils taken off "?
Perfect participle phrase. I have explained it in a video. Watch that, my friend.
I am tired aur I am surprised aur I am ashamed aur I am astonished aur I was convinced sir y passive voice y past participle sir passive h toh kyu h aur past participle h kyu h. Past participle se hum apne feeling aur emotion baattate h sir please explain sir confusion ho raha h
I'll make a seperate lesson on it soon, Abhishek! Don't worry!
For now, remember this: if the past participle shows a state of existence of the subject, it's an adjective. It doesn't matter ki vo passive hai ki nahi. Uska kaam dekho sentence me bs
@@Angrezikiclass I had been ill for 3 days. Y sentence right h kyu ki past perfect tense single sentence use nahi hota h aur single sentence use hota h us sentences k last After y before laga rahta h. Toh I had been ill for 3 days kab aur kaise use karte h sir please explain confusion ho raha h aur I had been to hospital y sab sentences m confusion ho raha h
Hello sir,
"They didn't protested ,well aware that everything thing that they did was for benefit of themselves."
Sir ,in the above sentence what is the function of "well aware"?
Please explain.
Hello, Manindra!
First of all, there are some mistakes in the sentence.
Revision: They didn't protest, well aware of the fact that everything they did was for thr benefit of themselves.
" Well aware" is an adjective phrase.
Sir,
"They carried on the rebuilding of the factory, well knowing that the outside world was watching them."
Sir what's the function of "well knowing" here.?
Please explain.
Knowing is a participle there. WELL modifies it
I was convinced sir passive voice h y past participle kyu ki convinced adjective h aur past participle se hum apne feeling or emotion baattate h. Sir please explain with example sir confusion ho raha h nahi toh ek video baniye es par
Bilkul, dost! Bhot jald!
Being ill, he did not come to the meeting.
Can we say" Being ill " The adverb phrase of reason?
Yes
Hello sir,
"Sick and with heavy hearts ,the party came back to village. "
In the above sentence what is the function of" sick and with heavy hearts "?
Hello, Arnab!
The sentence is incorrect. The modifying phrase is dangling: the sentence doesn't have the word it intends to modify.
Who's sick with heavy hearts? Can the party be sick? No.
It has to be person.
Correction: Sick and with heavy heart, he took the party back to the village.
It works as a modifying phrase (Adjective).
Little girl diagnosed with cancer or was or is diagnosed with cancer which is correct?
"Was" means she is completely fine now. That's not what I meant, so I used IS. She is stil diagnosed with it.
Provided the same opportunities as you got, most people would be very successful
Is main as you got ya participle phrase kse aya
In a video that has gone viral, fans can be seen breaking glass doors and entering into the theatre, resulting in a stampede-like situation. Please understand me what is this resulting adjective or verb ? Means is action or adjective here
It's a present participle. The phrase "resulting in a stampede-like situation" is working as an adverb, commenting on the entire situation.
@@Angrezikiclass She agreed, nodding her head vigorously. Is this gerund? Bcz after agreed what gerund? Bcz gerund comes with main verb plz understand me brother
No, It's a participle phrase. It's not the object of the verb AGREE.
class but clearly tell me how understand like these sentences
A passenger train carrying an estimated 350 people derailed in eastern Taiwan on Friday morning, killing at least 36 people and injuring dozens more, the authorities said, marking the island's deadliest rail accident in decades. Is marking adjective phrase or all are adjective?
She opened her mouth in front of the police, meaning we are in trouble
Sir jo police ky bad comma use hua hai ye q use hua hai ? Qky absolute phrase apny batya tha noun sy start hoti . Phr ye comma q use hai yaha?
Vo appositive phrase me hota hai dost... Absolute phrase different hai