Adjective - Past participle adjective || Past participle vs present participle in English

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In this lesson, I teach you what a past participle adjective is and how it is different from present participle.
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Hello Ashish, After watching this video, I am confused and want clarification please. As you said in the following example, "demotivated" is used as a past participle that is modifying the word "man". When we write it in the form of relative clause, it gives to me a sence of passive voice because the "man" recieved the action of demotivation and similarly in other examples which you quoted. Would you mind explaing it please? Thank you A demotivated man can not bring a change. Or A man who is demotivated can not bring a change.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You are confusing it with an action verb. Both these sentences mean the same.

[@mfarooq1981]

What I'm getting here, so you're trying to say "demotivated" isn't an action verb rather It's an adjective. Am I right?

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Yes. Its working as an adjective here

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But write 3rd form can be used as an adjective in this example right? Eg: A written story....Then why is write in the list which can't be used as an adjective?..please clarify

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sir how to identify whether , "be + v3" used in the sentence is adjective or passive of indefinite tense . plz reply .

[@EnglishWithAshish]

See if the participle gives information about the subject or not.

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[@mahimagoyal6915]

How will we get to know which adjective present participle or past participle has to be filled.?

[@radaboy5755]

But, How to Identify : verb is used as passive form or as adjective. active : The News relieved the boy. ( simple past) passive : The boy was relieved by the news. ( passive simple past) this : The boy was relieved by the news. ( simple past, relieved as adjective)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

The context helps. In both the third and fourth example, it's functioning as an adjective.

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​@@EnglishWithAshish sir, but the sentence still in passive only ! Can a present participle act as an adjective till be part of passive form. Or when it works like an adjective then the sentence is in active voice 🤔

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Make your next video on the difference between present Participle and perfect Participle in detail with many examples in the next video. ***********

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The next video will be on PERFECT PARTICIPLES.

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'Making them eat food' is a gerund phrase.

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On how to use it or something else?

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Hello Dear Ashish, I am watching this vedio again just to get this conecpet. Please let me know whether I am wrong or not. If past participle modifies the subjet, then it is used as a adjective. For instance, I am confused. In this sentence, confused is modifying the subject "I" that is why it is acting as a past participle adjective. For example, I am writing. In this example, writing is not modifing the subject "I" therefore; "writing" is a verb. Thank you and stay blessed!

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Glad you tried it again and improving your understanding. Good job! Keep learning! 🌸

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Respected Sir, way of teaching is very excellent, but problem is in the passive voice of participles and gerund, both are appearing like below 1) Being injured he didn't play the match 2) Having been injured he was admitted in the hospital. Sir, Being+ v3 Having+ been+ v3 Above formula come in the sentence of participles & gerunds in passive voice than how can we recognise them as either participles or gerund? Sir if possible please explain them properly.

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None is a gerund phrase here. A gerund works as a noun, not a modifier.

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Bro, as you said we dont use past perticiple with a non living thing,so plz look at this example . The car is broken . Here broken used as adj,and car is non thing .so here im little bit confused .plz help

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Hi, Akash! I never said that. Some verbs (related to feelings or emotions) are specifically used with people, not things. That's what I said.

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Hi could u pls Explain the confusing words both used as passive verb and adj Ex- expected They are expected to boost testing He is expected to come by eve I am not expected to do murder

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Hey, Sunil! When verbs are changed into past participle, passive voice, some of them show a state of a noun and work as an adjective. • He motivates me. (Active voice, Present indefinite) • I am motivated (by him). (Passive voice, Present indefinite) Here, MOTIVATED shows the state of the subject I and works as a. Adjective. Even though, it's just a verb (past participle) in passive form. • We have been INSPIRED. • Jon is DEPRESSED. These are in passive voice, these actions have been performed by others but affecting us. Some verbs don't work as adjectives when they are changed in passive voice. • I am TAUGHT some great things. • We have been TRANSFERRED the papers. • She was HANDED the keys. These are not working as adjectives as they don't show any state of the subject. Hope this helps! Keep learning! Stay safe! 😊

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Please describe past participle closed and adjective closed

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Max is bored right now .this is passive .I have confusion on past participle and passive please clear these doubt.

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Videos on different types of participles are there on the channel. Please give them a watch.

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The_man was woken up by him

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Have any question, Shipra?

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Q. The swimming pool has very little water. (What role does swimming plays here?) 1. Adjective 2. Gerund 3. Adverb 4. Participle

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It's a present participle that's working as an adjective, modifying the noun 'pool'.

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So what about this sentence? You are not allowed to smoke in the train. Is this a passive voice or not? Allowed word is modifying the subject (you).!?

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Yes, it is! The active would be: The authorities don't allow the passengers...

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@@EnglishWithAshish but why we can not say the word (allowed) is acting like an adjective in the sentence?!

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Good lesson but it is incorrect of you to say within the first minute that Past Participles only function as Adjectives.

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I'm talking about past participle adjectives, not past participles in general.

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It's not wrong. It means there's something about you that interests people. You make people interested in you.

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How can We distinguish between Passive Verb vs past Participl (as Adjective ) What will be the major diffrence that We can Say it's past Participl not passive verb Plz Explain it

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Hi, Amit! Fir that, you have to check if the word is modifying the subject or showing an action. ✓ He has motivated the entire team. (Verb) ✓ He is motivated. (Adjective)

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It's a gerund (noun). I'm working on a lesson that explains the difference between gerunds and present participles. It will be uploaded soon.

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"Broken glass"is past participle adjective.. But glass have no feeling..???? Confusion rise

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's showing the state of the noun GLASS. The participle is in passive form.

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