Participles என்றால் என்ன | Long Sentences உருவாக்குவது எப்படி | English Galatta

[@selvimalar04]

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[@kavitharajesh643]

Awesome explanation 👏 kudos to u mam

[@munshif538]

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[@dineshkp3912]

Cleared a long standing doubt.thank you.

[@SathyaSathya-l8d2n]

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[@apm9453]

Excellent madam, thank you very much

[@UmaMaheswari-z4j]

Lucid explanation ma'am ❤

[@GoldenSoul.]

Well explained mam... ❤

[@nandhaprabha6173]

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[@gopalakrishnan5895]

This Chapter is 👌 🌲 SUGGESTIONS: (1) "Flying Bird" பறந்து கொண்டிருக்கின்ற பறவை In this Phrase Flying is a Present Participle" is acted as an "Attributive Adjective". Past Participles are also acted as an Adjective for e.g "Broken Pot" Adjective can be divided into two types or kinds (1) Attributive Adjective (2) Predicative Adjective

[@K.Venkatesan-vd6ry]

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[@saranyam1742]

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[@nijam.mohamed20]

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[@radhamanojkumar157]

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[@kumaranramarajj2833]

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[@prasanthprasanthtriffy3790]

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[@manisekaran2063]

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[@palanigowrinath4871]

" Don't waste your time by playing mobile games " Ippadi yea use panlam dhaana mam appram eadhuku participles?

[@sivanadesan6741]

Superb ma’am! Thank you I want to get vaccinated coming weeks ... I will get vaccinated this week...which one it right ma’am ?

[@EnglishGalatta]

I want to get vaccinated in coming weeks --> வரும் வாரங்களில் தடுப்பூசி போட விரும்புகிறேன். I will get vaccinated this week --> வரும் வாரங்களில் தடுப்பூசி போடுவேன். If you are 100% sure of vaccination, use "will". If you like to get vaccinated or if you desire vaccination, use "want to".

[@sivanadesan6741]

@@EnglishGalatta Thank you so much ma’am! Get vaccinated .". What’s it that? .... Phrase or verb or adjective....can I say get vaccinated...like that......ma’am please explain to me

[@EnglishGalatta]

Get --> verb Vaccine is a noun. Vaccination (the act of getting a vaccine injected) can be used as both noun and Verb. For example... Vaccination (Noun), Vaccinating (Verb), Vaccinated (Verb).

[@sivanadesan6741]

@@EnglishGalatta thank you so much.....ma’am !

[@mahathimeglamahathimegla5996]

I will get vaccinate to this week...this one is correct to say

[@veni2415]

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[@EnglishGalatta]

Sorry.. I don't take classes.

[@veni2415]

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[@rekhamuniyandi6297]

Nan vara vaaram thadupoosi poda poren. How to say in English. Please let me know in English

[@EnglishGalatta]

I am going to get vaccinated the coming week. OR I will get vaccinated the coming week.

[@samsathish3834]

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