English grammar - Participle clauses with the Perfect participle - gramática inglesa

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Having learnt participles from this video, I'm not confused about them anymore. Thank you sir.

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[@tunmaung9454]

Do I need to use always past form of the second sentence?

[@سعدرمزي-ر1ط]

Please , I need to know the deffirent between " Having +p.p. and the past perfect tence " in usages . And what do you call the " Having + p.p." . Thank you

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Please could you tell me if this sentence (standing near the window,Marie could see the entire village) simple sentence or complex and why

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Thank you for this easy explaining of a difficult clause, now it all makes sense to me, even for a german dude👍😅😂

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[@srinivas-dq1sd]

Pls explain. How to use " could have to +v1 ;may have to +v1 ;might have to +v1;shall have to +v1: should have to +v1; will have to +v1; would have to +v1

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Still I have a difficulty on this theme please give more examples about PERFECT PARTICIPLE ACTIVE and PASSIVE please)

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While going through the forest I saw a tiger. Is it complex sentence or simple one?

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Sir, can we use 'being' instead of 'having been' to denote passive perfect participle ?

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Dear teacher please help i'm confused this sentence please situated time or reason pleasse: E.g Holding the camera with his right hand, he reveals his dirty clothes, his swollen ankles, and a set of handcuffs fixing his left wrist to the metal frame of the bed - the only piece of furniture in the room.

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How to ask the question by this PP clauses?

[@turkishmauser1174]

can we use " after " rather than " past participle '

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Do you mean - after seeing it was raining... - ?

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Your English Web: Weekly English video lessons for example : having gone to london , she began to study , can we say alternatively " after going to london , she began to study " ?

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Yes.

[@moazph]

You are a great teacher. This is a very good lesson. I have a question about gerunds. Can i use possessive pronouns with passive gerunds as the subject of the sentence? His being fired made him very sad

[@Yourenglishweb]

Hi and thanks for the comment. You can structure a sentence in this way but it would be more common to leave the 'His' out.

[@nikitapro1003]

Зашел узнать, что такое Perfect Participle - кроме этой фразы в видео больше ничего не понял, спасибо)

[@janakp2252]

Sir I have a doubt..is it ,.He is admitted to having been a member of the gang or He is admitted to have been a member of the gang .are both forms correct?pls enlighten me ,your early response is highly valued.thanking you in advance

[@Shako175]

Can anyone tell me what is the difference between perfect gerund and perfect participle?

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[@andreagiraldomdphd.8376]

Dear Prof, I was wondering if I might dare to ask you a question? Let me expalin presently: Say, Having seen it was raining, Pete decided to stay home = He had seen it was raining , so Pete decided to say home. Is That correct? And what about Perfect Gerund at the beginning of the sentence as do you with perfect Participle ? How can one figure it out when one uses Perfect gerund or Perfect Participle? Please accept my deepest apologises for disturbing you. I pay my respects to you. Thank you kindly.

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[@FormJune]

Guys, can someone explain if using perfect times after past participle is okay. For example: having watched this video, I haven't gotten the answer. Cause it's affecting present.

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[@PepitoGrilloCanarias]

Thanks for your help. Your videos have helped me a lot. Please I need help to understand a bit better participles. For example, 1.- Having cleaned my car, I went to the party. 2.- Having the car clean, I can go to the party. The first one, is a perfect participle and the second one is not, right? Their meaning is totally different, right? Here's another question, 1.- Being patient, she got to the place. 2.- Her being patient helped her got the place. I think that the first one is an active participle, and the second one does not. Is it right? I would like to know how to use "our, their, your, my" + ING Thanks for your help.

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[@mahamedyasin1847]

What is the difference between these two sentences? Do they have the same meaning? I found the man sleeping. I found her sleeping.

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Having ate the lunch ,I slept early.

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