Advanced English Grammar | "Having + V3", "Being + V3" | Daily use English Sentences Practice video

[@parashupawar2888]

Hello sir! How to say, यहाँ खाना बना |

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Food was cooked here.

[@parashupawar2888]

@@DailyEnglish4All sir, यहाँ खाना बना and यहाँ खाना बनता था ; इन दोनो के लिये अंग्रेजी में एक ही वाक्य है ? यहाँ खाना बनता था इस वाक्य को हम , Food used to be cooked here. बोल सकते हैं क्या ? धन्यवाद . 🙏

[@DailyEnglish4All]

No, "Food was cooked here" does not inherently imply habitual actions. It simply states that cooking occurred at a particular location in the past. If you want to convey habitual actions in the past, you would typically use phrases like "used to" "Food used to be cooked here." There is this mistake in this video. Thanks for let me know. And sorry for it.

[@parashupawar2888]

@@DailyEnglish4All My pleasure sir! 😊🙏

[@Shouvi1602]

Sir Ji Vah English sikhate hai He teaches English Uske dwara English sikhaya jata hai English is taught by him Uske dwara English sikhaya ja Raha hai English is being taught by him... Please guide

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Correct very nice.

[@Shouvi1602]

@@DailyEnglish4All Sir But in ur video Vah English sikhate hai English is taught by him

[@DailyEnglish4All]

It is passive voice of simple present.

[@nishargoyat3907]

How we know this sentence is active or passive

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Object + Helping verb + V3 (passive structure) generally when we use passive structure we don't focus on doer, we focus on work. For example I am cooking food. Here is doer "I" If I don't want to tell who is cooking. Then I need passive structure. For example - Food is being cooked. I hope you understand.

[@nishargoyat3907]

@@DailyEnglish4All thank you so much sir

[@hemantrathore9884]

You want to give a hint to someone. Please clean all the clothes today. Your maximum sentence is to clean the clothes.😂😂😂😂

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Nice comment 😀🤓 Thanks

[@maverick5062]

Very helpful sir 👍 Keep it up 👍❤❤🎉

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Thanks and welcome

[@abhaymishra7340]

Very good Sir

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Thanks and welcome

[@DhirajBhai-eo3qq]

Excellent

[@DailyEnglish4All]

Thank you so much 😀