“Having” + Past Participle | Advanced English Grammar

[@engvidAdam]

Thanks for watching! The quiz will be up soon and I'll post when it's ready. In the meanwhile, watch more of my advanced English grammar videos: Advanced English Grammar: Participles kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4jZnIamZpuJfLs Advanced English Grammar: The Infinitive Clause & the Infinitive Phrase kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6nQdXhpmLKIaJY

[@kiphayatguseinova7019]

Thanks a lot for clear explanation ❤

[@srdjansww7562]

Hello Adam... could you explain to me why in the sentence with Jim in one example we use because " he had" but another with "has been"? Thank you in advance Adam ...🙂👋🙏

[@ОльгаПоливанова-в3о]

Thank you Adam for your work. Nice to watch you again. I always look forward to your lessons, because they are so interesting and stunning. I like them very much. ❤

[@jackblack4214]

​@@srdjansww7562 I suppose "had" means that the reason is the fact of some prolonged activity in the past separated from a personal context, and "has" is related to the current state and a bit more personal. "Because" refers to an object (some fact), yet who implies a direct subject. Nice question.

[@The_Long_Walk_to_Freedom]

Having finished his study, Alex delivered a grammar tips about participle. Thanks for the tips.

[@khoaho365]

you're the best teacher I've ever seen in my life

[@hisedalife24]

Having watched this video l understand this part of grammar clearly

[@thelegendaryone7117]

thank you so much adam, I started watching you when I was 11, and now I am 22, I really appreciate you man

[@_ezgii]

I still don’t know how I understand this man so clearly when he explains things in English, while my Turkish teachers, who speak my mother language, are harder to understand. Best teacher ever! ✍🏻

[@broodofvipers]

This is very useful

[@amirsaleev3944]

Hello, Adam!) Thank you for our education!! It's a really critical topic!!

[@kutlukkgn]

thank you for doing lesson like that...those structure of sentences are getting me to stick with it...

[@muhammadazhar3554]

well explained 👍

[@raitup00]

Best teacher ever

[@elticoviajero.4525]

Thank's you so much for the lesson, greenting from Costa Rica

[@jackblack4214]

Well done, Adam! Would you please tell more about the usage of tenses?

[@samimasamima6736]

Sir, It is very important lesson thank you sir.

[@aservant9822]

Thanks 🙏🏻❤

[@trynafew]

I thought about something like "having mastered that technique made it a lot easier for him to get the job done"

[@rabiubalajafar191]

I wish one I'll be able to speak fluently like native speakers 😊

[@elvst3331]

I wish I would …… Because it wish is a mood

[@kahinaharrache5026]

I had that dream once ! Now I speak English better than my native language LOL

[@СветланаЕфремова-ф1н]

​@@elvst3331You can't say " I wish I would". You should say: I wish I COULD

[@Hii-dl6xi]

Definitely 😊

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Adam, how's it goin' ?. Great video lesson Adam, that was an excellent Grammar lesson, I mean, those are different ways to say the same thing and the other usages of the word "having". The best part of all is that I understood how to use that structure, thanks for the video Adam 👍.

[@NIKOSPRO77]

congrats professore greetings from the island of Corfu GREECE

[@angelicadiosdado913]

I love grammar and pronunciation

[@sanghamitraroysarkar4422]

Please make videos on transformation of sentences

[@owesmirza6618]

Thanks a lot

[@jwserge]

Thx! It was really helpful

[@martak7394]

very clear, Thanks:)

[@SolomonDegefu]

Hi Mr Adam, I've been really impressed by your skills in English lesson. I’ve been wanting to improve my skills in passive infinitive and passive gerund area and I believe you have a lot of valuable insights. Would you be willing to share some of your knowledge ? SOLOMON, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, Addis Ababa

[@SolomonDegefu]

Hi Mr Adam, I've been really impressed by your skills in English lesson. I’ve been wanting to improve my skills in gerund and infinitive in perfect and passive complex area and I believe you have a lot of valuable insights. Would you be willing to share some of your knowledge ? SOLOMON, Ethiopia 🇪🇹, Addis Ababa

[@eavesdropenglish]

It is a bit of an odd structure compared to other uses of the perfect tense and past participle. Having watched your video and clear explanation, I can explain it more easily.

[@tiziano1468]

Having seen this video, i feel more confident

[@englishthroughfootball4644]

Thanks

[@urszulahrb2168]

There is no test yet :( . Can you add it to the lesson, pls?

[@VolfMark]

The "gerund phrase" is actually a non-finite (present participle) nominal clause which functions as the subject of the whole sentence.

[@cgty11]

hello Dear teacher, I came across your wonderful class and I would like to ask a question. I saw this sentence in a cookbook and said; The pomegranates has been grown for at least 5,000 years, making it one of the oldest cultivated fruits. I thought there was a structure like partıciple but I did not understand it. before comma, that section refers to passive and other part is active .Now that pomegranates has been grown for at least 5000 years , who made it one of the oldest cultivated fruits ? thank you for your interest:))

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

It works.

[@abdulahimahamud1213]

Teacher, I think we live same city , do yiu have private English class that I can attend in person?

[@jwserge]

Can you tell me - why not Saudi Arabia??? Why do you need English???

[@abdulahimahamud1213]

Iam not from Saudi Arabia, iam canadian , do you think the name mahamud belongs to only saudis?

[@barbra429]

Does anyone know which one is correct (I already Googled it and didn't get a clear answer): 1. Not "everyday" will be like today or 2. Not "every day" will be like today. Ignore the quotation marks. I purchased a PNG from Etsy and I think the grammar might not be correct. Thanks.

[@yasiinali1372]

Google doesn’t give clear answers, it’s how you just learn it 😅

[@englishtranslationsofrussi1022]

I don't see anything wrong with that gerund phrase qualifying Ted to be the COO. I guess it though it implies that if any other person also had the same several years of experience, then those people would also qualify. It's a difference, yes, and I guess if you need to make a specific point then it could be understood the wrong way.

[@leventonaran]

🙏

[@HafiSyum]

I wish one day l will speak like u

[@pavi-v4f]

Teacher, What is the meaning "HAVING" in this sentence? Would you mind explaining it? "The fast bowler, who will turn 31 in December, has led India once, in the one-off Test in England in 2022, when Rohit was forced to sit out after having tested positive for Covid-19." Why don't we use "BEING TESTED POSITIVE" instead of HAVING TESTED POSITIVE?

[@Ratul-sk7qz]

Beacuse "after" showing that he had tested COVID-19 positive then he was forced to sit out there needs to be use of a perfect form.

[@aservant9822]

I don't know why English needs that complexity

[@АндрейЗаговеньев-ы1ю]

Oh, definitely it wasn’t the easiest one, but very interesting

[@UMK11]

The second part of the sentence could be past and present then....

[@AmirAlmaryami-n5i]

Hello my name Amir I want Travel to the American For study so As An International student needed Lernening English language more I can understand From In between 30% to 70% any thing listen or reading I Have Between 750 to 1000 Words In addition to grammars But when I trying Spicking I can't. Help me please What's I can do . Thank you so much.

[@siavashkhazali5842]

Hi, Believe there is no k in the word etcetra: et'setərə

[@jenneymoo6396]

😮

[@СветланаЕфремова-ф1н]

Because he HAS been to Spain several times, Jim is a great person to...He had been - is wrong

[@rozii9876]

And btw u dont have to write in capital letters.we can read the smalls better.they are more common

[@rozii9876]

U know what im thinking about?if the capital and small letters do the same exact thing,why should be a 2 of them at all??have u ever thought about?that seem reall funny

[@amenophysiii4417]

Uh, I can't understand this class very well 😞

[@Monsoon-m2k]

I lost in this lesson.

[@brunomaxuel2629]

I'm from Brazil, i would like to talk with native 🥲