11 unique usages of HAVING in English || Advanced English lesson

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In this video, we learn all the different usages of HAVING in English. Ashish explains how to use HAVING in a sentence in English.
This video helps us improve our understanding of the English language. Watch the lesson until the end to master the use of HAVING in a sentence.
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[@p.kishorekumar5244]

This having had often confused me for a long time.Ashish!You cleared all my doubts regarding having.Thank you so much.

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[@p.kishorekumar5244]

@@EnglishWithAshish Sir,why is it I see so many people still use having to mean possession?

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[@redstaryouthvadlamudi9174]

Well explanation bro..

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[@shahrukh6011]

Sir make a video have & get all their uses

[@haiderps4]

That was a tremendous video Ashish. If a sentence has only one independent clause and multiple phrases of any kind attached to it ,( infinitive ,gerund ,partciple, prepositional), which are very common in English sentences, Does it still count as a simple sentence not complex. For example this sentence from your lesson, Having been fired fom the job, She started to look for a new job.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you liked it, Haider! We need to have at least one dependent clause and one independent clause in order to have an complex sentence. You can have multiple phrases in a simple sentence.

[@AmanSingh-xb5bn]

Very nice video. Sir , I am still confused between present perfect tense, present indefinite and past perfect tense .please make a special video on it. Thanks

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[@arnabgupta5752]

Hello sir, Hope you're well. 1)He is a kind of court yogi having taught yoga to the late prime minister. 2)Others conspired to get rid of them by having them poisoned. Please explain the usage of having in the above two cases.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hello, Arnab! The first doesn't make sense. In the second sentence, it's working as a gerund phrase. HAVING is working as a causative verb there.

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[@hadivazifehdan5596]

Hi Ashis. Your channel is very detailed my friend. I'm reviewing some grammar. Now, can we use the perfect participle to show contrast? Like when we use although or even though? Something like this: Having watched the trilogy more than three times, I don't know why I can't make memes out of it. I mean to say even though I've watched the trilogy more than three times, I don't know why I can't make memes out of it.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It doesn't work here. It generally works as the cause of the main clause. Having watched the trilogy more than than three times, I decided not to watch the fourth fight.

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[@mahamedyasin1847]

Dear teacher what can we explain this sentence gerund or perfect participles " the boxer turned mayor of London takes on boris j , having organised his city's workers

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Perfect participle phrase

[@AmanSingh-xb5bn]

I have watched the movie . I had watched the movie. I watched the movie. These all are past. Please make a detailed video on this..Thanks

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[@benchmark2303]

The word Having can be used in 3 ways. 1. As a MAIN VERB, 2.GERUND, 3.PERFECT PARTICIPLE The word HAVING as a MAIN VERB has 6 meaning 1. Eat( i am having a piece of cake) 2.Drink ( she was having coffee) 3. Face/Experience ( she is having a financial crisis/ we are having a great time here watching your video) 4.Carry/ Keep We didn't carry food with us----->> We didn't have food with us 5. Do We are doing a party tonight ---> We are having a party tonight 6.Receive TO HAVE SOMEONE OVER We are having some guest over in the evening Iam not having anyone over tonight 7.Causative verb

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[@arnabgupta5752]

Sir, 1)He compared his arrival at airport to having a baby's soiled diaper flung in his face. 2)Having no other option left ,he signed up for Indian Imperial Service. Sir can I rewrite the second sentence as "having left no other option. ..."? Please explain the usage of having in the above sentences.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

He had a chicken biryani yesterday A chicken biryani was had yesterday by him Is it right to translate it into passive voice

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It should be grammatically fine, but it's not a common practice. So, avoid doing it. Use the verb eat or take.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thank you sir

[@ganeshadhi1488]

Sir, have been + noun /adjective;what does it mean little different from ; is/are + noun /adjective?, pls rply

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Both, in these structures, function as the subject complement.

[@balasubramani2987]

Having finished dinner, we went for a walk. In this sentence that can I say like " We had finished dinner, we went for a walk". Is this correct Ashish? What is the difference?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

After finishing dinner, we went for a walk.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

He is different from this material manifestation,yet everything is resting on him. For the ordinary person it is almost inconceivable how the huge material creation is resting in him Here, in the first one "on him" is used In the second one" in him" is used What is the occasion of usage"in ,on" What is the function and parts of speech of "yet"?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

On him (depending on him) In him (within him, a part of his skillset)

[@trueadvisers]

my friend having some bags and carrying some bags is not the same. the nuances of two word are alway there.

[@prakashyadavannavar5188]

Sir, what is the meaning of 'I am having lost my pocket'

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Doesn't give any meaning to me.

[@creativeman8044]

"The former India skipper looked in superb control throughout his knock despite having started slowly." In this sentence, what is the meaning of "HAVING". I assume "keeping" after watching your video. Please correct if I am wrong.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

'Having started slowly' is a perfect participle phrase in the sentence, and 'having' is a perfect participle.

[@tejaswaniguttula5961]

Instead of I was having financial problems , I had financial problems is correct, isn't sir?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Both are correct! The second is more sound grammatically.

[@drmohamednagi653]

can anyone professional in english grammer help me please in one exercise

[@arnabgupta5752]

Sir, They had heard of women having their veils taken off, being marched down crowded Streets to be raped in the market place. Please tell the use of having here.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

Monday at morning this month Monday in the morning this month State the difference between them

[@EnglishWithAshish]

We don't say AT morning. IN THE morning is the correct expression.

[@praptiacademy1515]

After being fired from the job, she started looking for a new job.

[@praptiacademy1515]

Right or wrong sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That's correct.

[@munjeanand]

You've written, "I am having my sister cut my sister"??? in causative verb shouldn't we use "to"? Example: "I am having my sister "to" cut my hear

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Apologies for the typing error. To your question, No. We don't use the particle TO before the base form of verb.

[@munjeanand]

@@EnglishWithAshish Can you please explain, why we should not use "TO"?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That's how it works. We are just following it.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

He made me two offers, but I didn't accept either Here, he rejected any one offer or both two offers What is the parts of speech of "either" ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

None of the two. It is a pronoun.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

@@EnglishWithAshish but in dictionary, meaning is "one or other of two people or things" I am confusing let me know it

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It is true in positive sentences, not in negative sentences. A: What do you want? Tea or coffee? B: I will have either. (Any one out of the two options) B: I will not have either. (None)

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks a lot

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

Please let me free from the following confusion Only to one who is engaged in pure devotional service under proper guidance is He revealed. Let me know What all phrases and clauses are in the above sentence

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Give it a try yourself, and I'll do the corrections.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

@@EnglishWithAshish "Who is engaged in pure devotional service under proper guidance" is adjective clause. "One" is a pronoun "is He revealed" is inversion Let me know the purpose of inversion (positive and negative) along with the correction of the above

[@padigelayogendhar5740]

Ni explain..

[@souravpandit4280]

Are there benefits to having sex at night? What is the use of having here😁

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's the object of the preposition TO.

[@souravpandit4280]

@@EnglishWithAshish which part of speech is" having" here? Gerund?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes

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@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks for your kind reply❤