Perfect Gerund masterclass in English (a detailed masterclass)

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Hello English learners,
This video helps us understand what a PERFECT GERUND is, and how to use it in a sentence.
What is a perfect gerund in English?
A perfect gerund is a gerund phrase that refers to a past action and functions as a noun. It can be in both the active voice and the passive voice.
Examples:
We should not be upset about having lost to them anymore.
The gerund phrase (in red) is working as the object of the preposition ‘about’. The subject (we) is asking their group not to be upset about a past action. The perfect gerund is in the active voice as the subject of the main verb is the subject of the gerund phrase.
I am grateful for having made the mistakes I made. It made me a better person.
The subject is grateful for something (an action) they did in the past. Here too, the perfect gerund phrase is working as the object of the preposition ‘for‘.
Website post on passive gerunds: www.englishwithashish.com/perfect-gerund-in-english/
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What different : I have slapped that guy ( perfect tense) Dan I having slapped that guy ( Perfect Gerund) Apa bedanya ? Mohon info 🙏🏻, terimakasih

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Hi Ashish Hope you answer these questions. In the sentence below. What part of the speech is "that"? I believe reached is the main verb, and where is the subject? and where is the independent clause start? There is no greater reward than one that is reached through personal dedication and hard work. Thanks.

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'There' is the subject of the main clause, 'is' is the main main. 'that is reached through dedication and hard work ' is an adjective clause.

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Prema told me about her holiday plans. Sir please tell me the direct and indirect object of this sentence.

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There's no indirect object as the object 'me' has a preposition after it.

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Sir but simple gerund can also give meaning of past?

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I have explained everything in the video.

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The safe showed no sign of having been touched.Could we say ,The safe showed no sign of being touched in place of, The safe showed no sign of having been touched,sir?Kindly clear my doubt.

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The safe showed no sign of having been touched=The safe showed no sign of being touched.Are both the uses correct ?Kindly clear this.

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Having slapped him, I am regretting. OR I'm regretting having slapped him. Which is correct sir? Perfect participle or perfect gerund

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The second. Just use the verb in the base form.

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