[TAMIL] Infinitives, Participles and Gerunds Part 1

[@sasikalasasikala5971]

Good morning Ma'am 1.Infinitive I like to listen to music. 2.participle Listening to many songs,I was very happy. 3.Gerund Cooking is my hobby. Thank you ma'am

[@muthumanikam4914]

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[@shanmugasundaramganapathyk2543]

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[@dineshkp3912]

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[@govindarajugovind4556]

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[@subashbalakrishnan5303]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you. ☺

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[@UmaMaheswari-dz1lf]

Wow super madam. U are the blessed woman madam god bless u.nice and clear way of teaching

[@nagalingamkannan1823]

Vanakkam! Madam. I have never ever seen such (Infinite, Gerund, Present Participle ) lessons. Please make an elaborate sentences of "Gerund and Present Participle" in the coming lesson so that I can get it clearly. Hope many people will surely learn these usages through your impeccable teaching. Thank you so much, madam, for letting us know it.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Definitely!

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here is the video on participles and gerunds: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6CZiYOnf9GDr5Y

[@tamilselvan3158]

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[@kavithamurugan4823]

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[@VijayaLakshmi-fk7xr]

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[@manjunambiar]

Singing has always helped Sarah relax. Ma’am in this sentence ‘ singing is a gerund or participle?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Gerund

[@venkats1826]

Most needful answer to me. Could you pls clarify this one mam? Which is the exact equivalent statement without changing the meaning of the below one "cash was loaded in ATM" 1.CASH BEING LOADED IN ATM 2.BEING CASH LOADED IN ATM 3.CASH HAVING BEEN LOADED IN ATM 4.CASH LOADED IN ATM

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you!

[@sandys9894]

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[@amarnathanrevathy7366]

Thank you madam. Now only I understand what is meant by gerund

[@hemanthb8461]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@srikanthnv8541]

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[@diveshkumar9722]

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[@kshangar2518]

Very useful lesson. Thank you very much teacher...

[@EnglishwithVennila]

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[@sankardhinesh3817]

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[@krishnanmks]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@nanthinia2016]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

That's great! Making someone happy! 👍👍☺

[@rajkumarbtechtx1100]

Could you explain about perfect participle?

[@pandithuraiicpamms4545]

Mam what will be verb form in case of past participle ?

[@devimageshwari5781]

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[@devimageshwari5781]

Mam can you please give some more examples

[@EnglishwithVennila]

For all the three non-finite verbs?

[@pandithuraiicpamms4545]

Mam ?! What is the difference between Past Participle and Present Participle ?? What is the meaning the word " participle " ??

[@mdnaseerr9544]

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[@sruthipaghya4138]

Mam, few doubts as below. We look forward to hearing from you - here it's a gerund. Whereas, We really look forward to meet alien creatures and finding out what they are really like. Here it's infinitive (to meet) Quite difficult to interpret the difference here..could you pls clarify. Thanks

[@EnglishwithVennila]

We really look forward to 'meeting' alien creatures and finding out..... This is right.

[@sruthipaghya4138]

@@EnglishwithVennila Thanks for your response mam, so is my understanding right ? "V+ing" follows "look forward to or looking forward to", everytime and it can only be a gerund hence?

[@deviprakashdeviprakash2087]

Very clear explanation mam😀 tet English model question poduga mam CLS poduga tet English.ku yena padikum nu soluga very helpful for me

[@f.prashanthrajan7439]

Super Akka.

[@arasuenglishlit.25]

Nice presentation mam

[@rbsbalasubramanian1935]

Mam U teach very useful. Keep it up

[@ManiKandan-ii3uo]

Great explanation, Thank you Mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@ManiKandan-ii3uo]

@@EnglishwithVennila Awaiting part 2

[@punithaduraikannu8018]

I love your teaching ma'am 😍

[@pandithuraiicpamms4545]

can we make a sentence without finite verbs and only using non finite verb ?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

No. There's a finite verb in each sentence.

[@shankar1981]

Very nice teaching mam

[@fairozsahul9218]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you. Ok.

[@rajkumarbtechtx1100]

In which situation are we using perfect participle?

[@parthimuthu6430]

mam simple compound complex explain panunga mam its very useful for new syllabus 10th 11th and 12th

[@EnglishwithVennila]

I have already made five videos on the topic. Please watch them. Here's the link: Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences: kzbin.info/aero/PLxKGe179I8Lm6MNM6fldR1788q2a4UnJp

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Have you watched my videos on Simple, Compound and Complex sentences?

[@menakaaishu551]

1.Reading is my cup of tea. 2.To read is good for everyone. 3 Reading too many books,he becomes intelligent.

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[@nanthakumar470]

Mam Ground - eating -sapiduvathu or sapiduthal nu sollalama mam

[@f.prashanthrajan7439]

Super Akka. I came across this class searching articular infinitive in google which I encountered in an article which says "Matthew uses a grammatical construction here that combines the preposition πρὸς (pros, pronounced “pross”) with an articular infinitive in the accusative. Matthew uses this construction four other times, and each time it denotes the purpose of the action: “Beware of practicing your righteousness before men in order to be noticed by them.” (Matt 6:1) “… First gather up the tares and bind them in bundles in order to burn them up ….” (Matt 13:30) “But they do all their deeds in order to be noticed by men; for they broaden their phylacteries and lengthen the tassels of their garments.” (Matt 23:5) “For when she poured this perfume on my body, she did it in order to prepare me for burial.” (Matt 26:12) It will be appreciative if you share your insight on it.

[@jafarpaloor7432]

Mam a painted doll ( it is not passive ,but past participle used as adjective) a walking - stick ( this is not Gerund . It's present participle used as adjective) I don't remember other examples in that part. Thank you

[@EnglishwithVennila]

All past participle adjectives are passive in meaning. It is not the stick that walks. It is a stick that is used for walking. So, a gerund.

[@jafarpaloor7432]

@@EnglishwithVennila In meaning it is passive ,agreed Walking stick Broken stick Here both used as adjectives This is the one of usages of present and past participles. Walking out of the room, he sang a song(pre.participle phrase) Tired of working, he went to take rest(past participle phrase) Walking alone at night is dangerous (Gerund as subject) It is dangerous walking alone at night ( Gerund as object) It is dangerous to walk alone at night (Infinitive as complement of It/ as object of the sentence. Thank you

[@jafarpaloor7432]

I think u got my point

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@@jafarpaloor7432 In 'walking stick', 'walking' is not a present participle. It's a gerund. Walking stick is a compound noun. For more clarification, please refer to chapters 29 and 30 in the book, High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin.

[@jafarpaloor7432]

@@EnglishwithVennila It's wrong I referred the Modern English Grammar prescribed for Degree .

[@gracejayakumari1307]

THANK YOU MADAM SO CLEAR

[@MohamedMathani]

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[@imrankhanabdulkareem]

This is Maryam, Infinitives 1. She is trying to learn French. 2. I am going to take a leave. 3.They would like to have dinner with you. Participle 1. Spoken words cannot be revoked. 2. When I came, he had left. 3.She has broken the vase. Gerund 1. They love eating fish. 2. Maria likes photographing nature. 3. Swimming is my favourite sport.

[@porchelianchelian1359]

Thank you madam. You explained clearly

[@girigiri2167]

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[@chakittarajasupar960]

Hi mam, one doubt in the sentence "Entering the room, I saw everyone sleeping" the word sleeping comes without helping verb whether it also a gerund mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

No, it's a participle. Present Participle. It describes "everyone".

[@greenlunar103]

Mam, can you explain and give some examples of differences between preposition"to" and infinitive.

[@rajasekharaayudhala6044]

Mam pls do a session on Sub Verb Agreement rules..

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok.

[@imrankhanabdulkareem]

This is Maryam, Infinitives 1. She is trying to learn French. 2. I am going to take a leave. 3.They would like to have dinner with you. Participle 1. Spoken words cannot be revoked. 2. The boys sitting by the road were gossiping Gerund 1. They love eating fish. 2. Maria likes photographing nature. 3. Swimming is my favourite sport.

[@nanthinia2016]

Watching to your videos, my English skills are improved. ( P ) To watch your videos are my daily routine. ( G )

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Now, shall we correct both the sentences a little? "Watching your videos, my writing skills have improved." Yes, it's a participle. "Watching your videos is my daily routine." -- Gerund "It is my routine to watch your videos." -- Infinitive

[@nanthinia2016]

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[@saiprema2373]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok.

[@tnpschappystudy6371]

Mam pls upload how to find adverb and adjective in compound words..

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@saravanansaravanan6175]

English with Vennila

[@shivas5311]

He made me waiting .this is gerund or participle mam?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

It's a Participle, modifying the object, 'me'.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Please watch this video to understand the difference between a participle and a gerund. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6CZiYOnf9GDr5Y

[@cintoantuathiyundhan7014]

Hii ma'am, I'm a student at EFLU. i need your help in understanding of this topic in Tamil Grammar for an assignment. Would you be able to help if possible?

[@rajamayandip799]

Please, give more examples

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[@saravanansaravanan6175]

Pls mam tell how to find gerund, infinitive,participle.

[@mahashreeshailaja8637]

Mam please make a video on used to and would

[@ArsathaSheik]

Thank u mam 😊😊

[@rajanila6322]

Thank you

[@murugadassvenkatesan9082]

Mam, simple,compound,complex sentence are very useful for 10th std students new syllabus

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here's the link for Simple, Compound and Complex sentences... kzbin.info/aero/PLxKGe179I8Lm6MNM6fldR1788q2a4UnJp

[@rajasekharaayudhala6044]

Thanks Mam 😊

[@jamunakalivelu4328]

1) I like to play chess everyday. 2) Using mobile phone continuously, she was tired. 3) I have a dancing doll. ) Dancing is my hobby.

[@vithu-rm2pf]

Having finished his word, he went to sleep mam ithu அவன் வேலையை முடித்தவுடன், தூங்கபோனான். அவன் வேலைய முடித்தத்தால் தூங்கபோணான். அவன் வேலைய முடித்தபிறகு தூங்கபோனான்... இந்த meaning ellame sarithane mam

[@mohanraj6021]

I liked.

[@muthulakshmikalaimani6172]

I want to paint the flower pot(Infinitive) Listening to music is a therapy (Gerund) I didn't enjoy the boring film(participle)

[@sheelarani7661]

I like eating Sentence correct gla mam

[@nanthinia2016]

Hi ma'am! How are you? For having to correct my grammar, i've watched your videos. Is this sentence correct ma'am?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Hi! I'm fine, thank you. How are you? You can say, "To correct my grammar, I watched your videos".

[@nanthinia2016]

@@EnglishwithVennila I'm fine too. Thanks for asking and response to correct my questions.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@@nanthinia2016 Welcome! It's "Thanks for asking and for your response/ for your response to my questions/ for answering my questions/ for clearing my doubts.."

[@nanthinia2016]

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[@muralikrishnansampath9221]

Dining hall, and reading room, waiting hall these are gerund compound words mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes

[@mohamadhasmeen2744]

Mam...!! " athihamana sweets saapittu avan suha eenamadainthaan. "Itha epdi English la eluthurai. 1.eating too many sweets he became sick 2.he ate too many sweets and became sick. Ithu rendukum enna different. Pls explain pannunga mam... ** padithuthu mudiththaan Ithuku He finished reading nu solra mathiri Verb ku pakkathula participle use panni ella words kum solla yeluma!! Yethaachum roles iruka???

[@mzml4696]

Good examples alone make grammar tolerable.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Have I used good examples or not? 😀

[@thangarajuponnaiyan6144]

Thanks

[@chandrikavenkatesanvenkate7704]

1.Nowadays children always want to watch the video games. 2.watching video games full time is distracting their studies. 3.He is a lover of watching video games.

[@peterzachariah5516]

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[@kingmega8730]

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[@madhan177]

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[@dilipjohn6543]

madam please explain about told and said

[@umasuresh49]

Waiting at the railway station, the train has arrived on time.(present participle)

[@MuthuKumar-ku3gq]

thankyou

[@tnpsc_k_memes]

how to identify it is a present participle pls make a vedio on it

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok, I'll make a video on that.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here is the video that I have made on this topic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6CZiYOnf9GDr5Y

[@kamarajm322]

Super

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

"subscribe to" is correct.

[@meenakavivaibhav2956]

Infinitive I went to temple to worship God. Gerund Cooking is not my hobby. Participle Speaking parrots look nice.

[@saravanansaravanan6175]

Hi mam, I had doubt in 9th std 1st term English book andI had doubt about which is gerund, infinitive, participle.

[@harikoul2229]

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[@kanimozhi3726]

1.He works hard to get 100 marks. 2.I want to stay in Ooty. 3.I love teaching . 4.Teaching is an art. 5.Cooking the food, we ate. 6. Asking the price,she bought the book.

[@saiprema2373]

Simple compound complex. Intha grammar upload pannunga mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here's the list of 5 videos on Simple, Compound and Complex sentences. kzbin.info/aero/PLxKGe179I8Lm6MNM6fldR1788q2a4UnJp

[@revathiselvaraj9337]

1. I want to sleep peacefully. 2. Sleeping is good for health. 3. She is working women. 4.she is lighting lamp.

[@karthigayinis5330]

1.He likes to eat sweets 2.Eating too many sweet is bad to health 3.It is a painted cloth.

[@edwinjenishan5322]

I LOVE (TO EAT) INDIAN SPICY FOOD. 👉(to + be)/ infinitive. (EAT)ING FAST FOOD IS BAD FOR OUR HEALTH.👉(eat)ing-Gerund. THE CAKE EATEN BY ME.👉V3-Participle, passive.

[@umasuresh49]

1) I want to play tennis every weekend.(Infinitive)

[@traditionalcookingvlogs]

Entering the room i saw everyone sleep. Hearing a noise I woke up. Epovum pasta than varuma????partisiple

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Fath Anfa Not necessarily. Working hard, she supports her family of five. Meeting the workers, we will be able to take a decision.

[@traditionalcookingvlogs]

@@EnglishwithVennila thank you so much mam