PARTICIPLE PHRASES: Present, Past, and Perfect participle phrases || Meaning, usages, and difference

Hello, learners!
This lesson helps you understand what a PRESENT PARTICIPLE PHRASE, a PAST PARTICIPLE PHRASE, and a PERFECT PARTICIPLE PHRSE, how to use them in a sentence, and what the difference between them is.
Ashish explains all these types of participle phrases separately and with great detail.
Watch the lesson until the end to master all participle phrases and how they are used and formed.
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[@jyotirmayshaw7402]

Thank you sir ❤️ Sir, shouldn't we use comma at that sentence - The man attacked by some goons is battling for his life. Or The man ,attacked by some goons, is battling for his life. Please clarify sir 🙏

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No, as the information it is giving about the noun MAN is essential.

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Awesome

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I really like the last part of it. This what I missed before. Could you please do more videos on changing Adjectives clause and Adverb clauses to participate phrases? Especially changing Adverb clauses.

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I think I have explained the science behind it. If you need more examples, check out my website for more examples. (www.englishwithashish.com)

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Ms Ashish T hank you for your explanation It was very useful for me helping to understaning this subject Have a wonderful day -

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[@shaikjahangeer6075]

On third column of the table pl.correct it as Perfect

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Please do reducted noun clause sir

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Will be doing it soon, Siva!

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Hi there. I would appreciate it if you could make videos as regards "of which, in which, on which, through which, for which" And also "therein, thereof, thereon, thereupon, therefore, thereby," and the rest. As well as "whereon, whereupon, whereby, wherein, whereabouts, whereof, where for etc. It's confusing. Thanks

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Noted, Henry! Thank you for commenting.

[@pharmaclasseslearnaglance5422]

I couldn't understand the difference between essential n nonessential participle. Could you please explain that?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Try watching the lesson again.

[@manjarisinha77]

Can you make a video on gerunds infinitives and participles

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Already on the channel. Please give them a watch.

[@dasarikondalarao5658]

Sir Good Morning. Can we frame simple, compound & complex sentences by using these participles ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Using these with a simple sentence doesn't make it a compound or a complex sentence. These are just phrases.

[@mrinmoybrahma8548]

Kindly, make an elaborative video on DETERMINER PHRASE. This topic is extremely complicated and I've not found any detailed video on youtube in this regard.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Already done.

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@@EnglishWithAshish may I get the link of your video on "Determiner Phrase"?

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I'll be doing it soon. I'm working on enhancing the quality of the videos.

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We want it in your Hindi Channel as well.

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[@sanajaved4996]

Getting + v3 what is this structure. Getting injured turned out to be a blessing in disguise beacuse he was not summoned for military service.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Here, it's a gerund phrase.

[@prasadpaul8498]

U wrote a 3rd column also present instead of perfect participle Pls check sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Okay

[@jurisveratti4494]

Good lesson, but I'm wondering if "The man attacked by some goons is battling for his life " has a past participle phrase. You wrote present participle phrase.Is that a writing mistake ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

'Attacked by some goons' is a past participle phrase. I might have written it as a Present participle phrase mistakenly. Apologies.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

They aren't caught They aren't getting caught State the difference in meaning

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's in the tenses. First: simple present Second: present continuous

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thanks for the suggestion! Shukriya!