PAST PARTICIPLE PHRASES masterclass || Everything you must know about it 💯

Hello, learners!
In this lesson, we learn what a PAST PARTICIPLE PHRASE is and how to use it in a sentence correctly.
What is a Past participle phrase?
A phrase that starts with a past participle and modifies a noun in a sentence is called a past participle phrase. It starts with a past participle (V3) and is followed by its object and/or a modifier.
Examples:
The man taken to the hospital is my father.
taken - past participle
to the hospital - modifier
'Taken to the hospital' is the past participle phrase that's identifying the noun 'man' and giving essential information about it. It's helping us understand which man the speaker is referring to.
Watch the lesson until the end to master present participle phrases.
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Very nice and detailed information. Enjoyed and learnt alot. Please make same on perfect particle aswell.

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It's great for me to understand about the ease of use of the past participle phrase that has been hindering to level up my communication skills.

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[@sivasenglishgrammar]

Could you teach simple,complex and compound,please?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's available on the channel. Please give it a watch.

[@SobiaShaikh-un7lx]

Sir, how to know , what is the past participle of any word or how to make past participle of any word?

[@هاديسالاري-ظ2ل]

Dear Ashish Thank you for your great teachin. One of your examples was The actor whom we have approached ...., it seems the way you reduced it is not correct because you missed * we*, the correct answer seems to be, the actor approached by us ..... or we should leave it as it is. Please let me know if I am wrong. Regards

[@EnglishWithAshish]

The doer is not important to mention in the passive voice, the clause is in the passive voice.

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[@EnglishWithAshish]

Starting soon, Prateek! Appreciate the support! 🌸

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[@MissLilRasta]

Does it make a sense? I have never seen a lot of people in a bus bouncing up and down very fast is driving among the cars on the road . If not, why not? Do I have to describe the driver who were driving the bouncing bus or specify which person were driving the bouncing bus?

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[@abvenn8791]

In these, why did you not mention about v3 starting right after the noun

[@AmanSingh-xb5bn]

Please make on perfect participle also..

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Coming next! 💯🕺

[@AmanSingh-xb5bn]

Thanks for the reply..

[@hafijurrahman815]

I know you are working on perfect participle, and after that please make a video about "comma and propositional phrases" in different position of the sentence.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

They are already available on the channel!

[@hafijurrahman815]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks a lot

[@harishsingh4940]

some confusion creating about pasent participal phase the man wearing black dress is my uncle. - wearing after coming object come wearing +object

[@harishsingh4940]

but past participal phase after past participal no object come

[@datavisualizationforum1415]

Sir, can you make video on how to write a complete blog?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

As in?

[@datavisualizationforum1415]

@@EnglishWithAshish Any topic

[@raselsheik7082]

The man left the company, frustrated with its rules and regulations. I decided to study harder , motivated by one of my teachers. Are they right , Sir ? Thank you.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Absolutely.

[@joyroy7595]

After having been motivated by all the instructors or teachers,Alex joined the IAS Coaching.=Motivated by all the instructors/teachers,Alex joined the IAS Coaching.(Passive Perfect Gerund = Past Participle)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Don't use AFTER. Not needed.

[@joyroy7595]

@@EnglishWithAshish Sir,I took "after having + v3rd" as perfect Gerund.Is it wrong sir? Can't I say-After being motivated or After having been motivated+the main clause? Is it wrong sir,if I do so? Here Having and being as the object of preposition After.

[@letisff7969]

I have a doubt is this sentence correct? "The dog had been there is a great dog"?

[@mohammadjaleel7295]

Me. Ashish, Hi: To determine if the phrase is essential or non-essential wholly depends on the writer. The boy, who is at the corner, is my friend. Here, it may be non-essential. If you want to be specific about the boy, we can make it essential by skipping the comma. Hence, the rule has slackness in it.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, Jallel! Well said. It depends on what the writer means.

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[@ahplabon1929]

Sir, how to reduce a clause related to "if", for instance 1. if you work hard, you will get success = you , if working hard, will get success =you working hard will get success Are they giving the same meaning here ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes. Can be said. Or simply say "Working hard can get you success."

[@pharmaclasseslearnaglance5422]

"Working hard you will get success." Is it correct dear Ashish?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Absolutely! 💯

[@hafijurrahman815]

1. I went over to the guy, covered in bandages 2. Covered in bandages, I went over to the guy. The first one(Past participle phrase) modifies the guy, and the second one modifies the subject "I". I am getting confused that someone in a video said that the first one(PPP) modifies the subject "I".

[@EnglishWithAshish]

No, the first one is still modifying the subject I. If it was modifying the noun GUY, the comma wouldn't be there.

[@hafijurrahman815]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thanks a lot. I got your point that it is an essential case, and for non-essential cases, I should use a comma like Audi A7, given in your video.

[@harishsingh4940]

the student made blunder mistake should be given strict punishment. sir this sentence correct ha

[@EnglishWithAshish]

The student who made a blunder should be..... This is grammatically correct.

[@sravanchippa7513]

He has bought Audi A7, launched two weeks ago.when past participle phrase is telling Audi A7,why don't present participle tell Audi A7? Don't present participle phrase tell after comma about object?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Watch my video on present participle phrases. You'll understand the difference.

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

Let me know the meaning and example of the phrase "in a while"

[@AsadKhan-yz1oy]

Felt offended, censor board taken down a movie Sir , could you transform it into one sentence

[@EnglishWithAshish]

It's incorrect. 'Took down' will be the verb. And it's one sentence only: simple sentence.

[@harishsingh4940]

the man made culprits was apprehended to police this correct sentence

[@mahamedyasin1847]

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

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

To my knowledge, "I got him worked and I got him beaten" are not right construction Get+object(person)+ to + v1 Get+object ( thing)+ V3 My conception is the above two constructions are correct Let me know about this

[@EnglishWithAshish]

They are correct!

[@mohitnegi9080]

I have a doubt sir Downloaded by more than a million people, I felt great about my application. Sir in this sentence we have a past participle and the doer of the subject then why it is not a correct sentence Standing at the gate, I was hit by the scooter. Having been beaten by my father, I went home. Having been beaten...here subject is given both the sentence this is called dangling...I learned from you, sir...if the doer of the subject is mentioned then why is the sentence is incorrect. Both the sentence jas a doer... Downloaded by more than a million people...(doer is mentioned ) I felt great ( here the subject is given )

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Can I be downloaded? Is it possible? No, right? It is the application that is downloaded, not me. I did not get the other questions.

[@mohitnegi9080]

@@EnglishWithAshish Sir It being bad weather, I did not go to school. ( here we both sentences have a doer )(it and I are doers) Having been beaten by my father, I went to Delhi (here my father is a doer and I is a doer ) Download by more than a million people, I felt great about my application (here download is a past participle and more than a million people are doer) My question is if we have a doer in both the sentences then why did this sentence incorrect? I know sir when an adjective qualifies a noun then an adjective comes... I have a mobile given today. after mobile, we can use the past participle but above sentience which I have written that one is confusing me.....don't you think sir the question mentioned in the video that one is called dangling where both of the sentences required of doer...

[@HafijurRahman-eu6zk]

I have a solution for you, now try to make your sentences with subordinate clauses, then you will get your answer. And follow nominative absolute and participle.

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@@mohitnegi9080 I felt great about my application, downloaded by more than a million people.

[@phumkiatwananuraksakul7815]

@@HafijurRahman-eu6zk downloaded by........

[@SobiaShaikh-un7lx]

Sir, how to know , what is the past participle of any word or how to make past participle of any word?