Learn English through Tamil. Class #91. Having + V3, Having been + V3 & Having said that

[@jessiepaul777]

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[@mthiyagaraja8770]

The method of teaching is just excellent ..thank you..

[@nivinraj7123]

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[@tamilyadhav3793]

Marvellous explanation ji

[@velankannan8039]

Really,really so clear explanation and lot of explanation Thankyou,thankyou

[@Arjun1197]

Thank u sister, this having word does not understand for a long time...

[@senthilkumar2021]

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[@kanishkarjkr6807]

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[@prabakhart6108]

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[@chinnaiah1301]

Have learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much madam.

[@rahunathankathirgamathamby4483]

Teaching method very well mam. I could easily understand. Thanks mam.

[@TRIENPAIrushath]

Long live mam. Most expected one from you. Thanks a lots from Sri Lanka

[@chandrua100]

Your method of explanation is great

[@mohamedmifras8274]

Useful lessons madam thank you so much madam

[@aarumugam1122]

I like your method of teaching.I learnt everything you taught.i request you mam to make us write the test till you taught.

[@girigiri2167]

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[@anandhrajasekar7655]

Day by day my English knowledge is improving because of you only madam...We expecting more videos like this☺

[@karthikaruna5589]

Super madam nice teaching.

[@ponmalaiselvam5787]

Really amazing video

[@indhumathiv2868]

Thank you so much mam🙏😍

[@krithikagovind164]

Nice explanation mam How I forgot to watch this video Nice lesson mam

[@natarajmalnataraj7434]

Mam, The following sentences are correct mam, Having arrived the police, the mob dispressed. Having stopped the rain, the boys began to play cricket.

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

No sir. Here we have two different subjects, so we shouldn't frame like the previous sentences in the video. The police having arrived, the mob dispersed. The rain having stopped, the boys began to play. If we frame the sentence like... Having stopped the rain... - it would give a completely different meaning (which doesn't make sense)... It means - the boys started to play after they stopped the rain. - which is impossible.

[@natarajmalnataraj7434]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish Thanks and very good explanation mam

[@deepikapanneerselvam]

I know some grammars bcoz of ur videos when l had a conversation with someone l couldn't speak

[@Ashokkumar-yf7op]

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[@518s.mangalakshmi7]

Semma mam 👍

[@thaamaraitamil580]

Good explain

[@lkvideos7446]

Very nice madam

[@palaniyappan2867]

Thanks a lot madam.

[@m.narasimhannaras_chennai8192]

Thanks madam

[@youtubemovies-topic9864]

Super madam

[@priyadharsini.m6504]

Thank you mam,

[@karthikc7288]

Thanks :)

[@nithikaruna6464]

There is no word in the dictionary to use for appreciation about the way of teaching grammar

[@AngelMary-pt2mg]

Tq mam

[@Duogamers2094]

madam, having swum my hands are paining.. can i use like that?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes. It is. We can add some more words to make our sentence sound better. Having swum for a long time, my hands are hurting (paining).

[@Duogamers2094]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thank you mam..

[@sivasamy659]

Mam please explain to me,why should we use "having"?please mam

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

It is not compulsory to use these forms of sentences. These types are used much in formal communication.

[@sivasamy659]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thanksam

[@thirumurugan5959]

I need example's in 'being'. Pls post like this vedio

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

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[@krithikagovind164]

Nice lesson mam

[@krithikagovind164]

Keep the curd in fridge after you finish the dinner Is it correct mam

[@saishree4610]

I have doubt... Avan panathai thirudi vittu escape aagidan. Having stolen the money, he escaped. Or Stealing the money, he escaped. Which one is correct??? Pls explain it...

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Both can be used and means the same. Juz the style n voice differ. 1st one is in passive voice. The other one is in active. When we talk (the 2nd sentence) casually, we generally say like this. But in written form ... We use subject (he) 1st... i.e., he escaped stealing the money.

[@saishree4610]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish Thank u very much mam..

[@deepakyellow9201]

Please mam ,passive model verbs full detailed video vennum can be , can have ect... Please

[@veerakumar.r2572]

Practice எந்த மாதிரி பன்னினால் ஈசியா பன்ன முடியும் Madam. ?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Basic sentence formation structure theriyumna. Juz videos paarkkumbodhu points note panni daily once revise seiyanum (marakkama irukka). Namma manasula think panara vishayathai English la think panna try seiyannum. Basic-laye confusion-na ... Words la irundhu start seiyanum. Words memory la irundhadhaan sentence frame seiyamudiyum.

[@veerakumar.r2572]

நன்றி Madam. and இந்த (Needful) இந்த மாதிரி (Ful) ஒருவ்வொரு Word உடன் வருகிறது இதை கொஞ்சம் Sentence உடன் ஒரு Video கொடுத்தால் நன்றாக இருக்கும் !

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

@@veerakumar.r2572 ... Sure sir

[@velankannan8039]

Nice

[@dharinim6990]

Wonderful lesson... ma'am 👍. Ma'am, I have two doubts . 1. In the sentence , " Having finished his homework, sonu went out to play" can I replace ' having finished' with the participle ' finishing'? 2. In the sentence ," The police having arrived, the mob dispersed" can I say " when the police arrived...."? Ma'am, Could you make a video on participles and gerund?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes of course. We can.

[@dharinim6990]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish Thank you ma'am

[@learnenglishwithjack7158]

thats good

[@azaarudeendeen3343]

👍

[@thambiasai3412]

I have doubt- Nyra left for her home town. Is it right please explain.

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes

[@naveens1812]

Dear mam, How to say in english - - - aval velai paarthu kondirukkum intha nilayil aval karur vara vendiya nilai yerpattu ullathu.

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

She is working there. But due to personal reasons she is forced to come back to Karur./ She was working in Chennai. But with no choice left, she had to come back to Karur.

[@naveens1812]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thanks for your explanation mam. Is this correct?? ----- She needed to come back to karur due to some personal reason - sila kaaranathaal aval thrimba karur vara vendi irundthathu.

[@naveens1812]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thank you for your explanation mam. Is this correct?? - - She needed to come back to karur due to some personal reason - - sila kaaranathaal aval thrimba karur vara vendi irundthathu.

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

@@naveens1812.... she had to come back to Karur due to some personal reasons

[@naveens1812]

Thank you so much for your explanation mam

[@deepikapanneerselvam]

Mam 'having gone to France' apdiyum sollalamaa?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes.

[@venkateshm5210]

Shall we write like this, Tarun's warden had asked him to shift the room. So he did. Having been asked to shift the room by his warden, Tarun did

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes. We can.

[@venkateshm5210]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish Thank you

[@Raj16317]

"However" can we replace with "having said that"

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes. But only in some cases.

[@Raj16317]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish Thanks

[@gvndshiva2178]

To+ing form plzzzzzzzzz. I have been asking for a long

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Have uploaded this afternoon.

[@saishree4610]

Mam another doubt, "ippa than avan vanthuttu ponnan". In this sentence, just use in first or last. Pls. Translate....

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Usually indha maadiri sentences exact-aa Tamil la vara maadiri translate seiyamudiyaghu. Sila changes seidhu dhaan pesanum. Eg... Raja inga irukaana? - is Raja here? Ippo dhaan kilambinaan - Juz now he left.

[@saishree4610]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish ok thank u mam

[@krithikagovind164]

He is listening to music and ironing the clothes Is it correct mam

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

He is listening to music and ironing clothes

[@krithikagovind164]

Thanks

[@ananthananth7703]

I wouldn't say இது எதை குறிக்கிறது

[@user-hx2ps1og6v]

Mam, it's been ; i wonder; go ahead..ku meaning enna mam

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

It's been 4 hours - 4 Mani neram aachu How I wonder - eppadi endru enakku aacharyama irukku Go ahead - continue pannu, munne sel, etc

[@user-hx2ps1og6v]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish thank you mam

[@krithikagovind164]

I had been to France Is it correct

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes. It is.

[@krithikagovind164]

Thanks

[@thangasubramaniam3893]

Risen றைசின் இல்லை றிஸ்ன் என்று உச்சரிப்பு.