[TAMIL] Which is right? -- 'I have a headache' or 'I am having a headache'? | What does 'have' mean?

[@ManiKandan-ii3uo]

I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for making this lesson. I learned a lot in your class because you took the extra time to explain things clearly and we need more lesson like this from you

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you Manikandan! I love doing lessons like this one, in a detailed manner, leaving no room for doubt. I should thank you for asking me to do the lesson on 'have'. I'm sure many people will benefit by watching it.

[@ManiKandan-ii3uo]

@@EnglishwithVennila Thank you mam

[@rajaduraisuthas7980]

Your age 75

[@kasinathannadesan5524]

Teacher madam I am revising the grammar after 63 yrs😆. Worked in English and living in English country yet forgotten the grammar terminologies. Enjoy your tuotorial as a free time entertainment ❤😆👌

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you, sir! 😊👍

[@sakthidevi7134]

Thanks for taking this lesson in detail. I have ever seen such a wonderful teacher. Once again,thanks a lot mam. I am looking for more sessions from you.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you! Sure, many such sessions are coming up.

[@nagalingamkannan1823]

Vanakkam! Madam, Outstanding performances. Intelligent teaching is an art that you have got it excessively OR The Almighty have given it you a lot and abundance OR you had learned it by your diligently with hard involvement during your school (pupil) season. I have watched this lesson for third time. Thank you Mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you! Yes, it's everything combined! 😁👍

[@mehrajudeenm4371]

You are giving a wonderful lesson to us, mam.

[@muralikrishnansampath9221]

What a class and clarity so many uses of have very useful mam thank you

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@princy6740]

Mam, your class was just amazing. You were telling the use of the word having but u included have and has again. Please give a clear picture of the use of the word( having )in different situations. It's so nice to listen to your class mam. Thank you man.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you. I just meant to say that the second set can be used in the continuous form also.

[@vijisakthi4784]

I came across your videos.its very clear and helpful.thank you ma’am

[@imrankhanabdulkareem]

Madam, I am staying in Saudi Arabia with family and starting to watch ur classes in youtube recently. I have strongly recommended to my wife and kids about ur way of teaching for further learning. Sure we are ready to watch a new English learning journey from ur teaching. Please guide me from ur initial lesson. So that we will get continuity. Thanks.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you, I will.

[@salahudeen5328]

Dictionary of HAVE to HAVE Thanks

[@nagalingamkannan1823]

Vanakkam Madam, In every video at the end of the lesson you used to saying "If you like this please share to others" Nobody can be without likes your class. I know very well that many of viewers are watching your lessons with enthusiastically. I have never thought of have is it using in many of situation ? Now i am saying of an "imperative sentence" ALWAYS EXCELLENT. Thank you Mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you for your words of appreciation.

[@sureshchinnuswamy8628]

Madam pls take a class about modal auxiliary verbs with detailed example...I have a lot of confusion.

[@lavanyanagarajan1776]

Respected Madam, Thank you for your videos which have been helping to correct my English. Kindly help me out to clear the following doubt ma'am, I have a car நான் ஒரு கார் வைத்திருக்கிறேன் I have fever எனக்கு காய்ச்சல் இருக்கிறது here is my doubt, I have a headache. Should I translate like the following? எனக்கு ஒரு தலைவலி இருக்கிறது. No article for fever but we use article 'a' for the headache.

[@KrishnaPrasad-sn4em]

You are teaching best then all on line class THANKS Madam

[@rakesh17ha]

its too good mam!!!. I studied in Tamil medium and learnt English on my own. Now i feel that, i wish i had a teacher like you.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thanks a lot!

[@jalajasukumaran524]

You are a great teacher...... Your students are lucky.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

That's a great compliment! Thank you.😊

[@Ree-wg6tz]

You are a great teacher

[@vijju0911]

Thankyou very much mam. Pls clear my doubts mam, can be, should be, will be, and will have also.

[@seshadriv5316]

It was an excellent and useful session you handled on "have "and "having". But i have a doubt on the sentence " I have an headache". Headache is an uncountable noun. So how we can justify the use of "a" before the word "headache"

[@bmniac]

Commendable work. Please keep it up. You deserve a lot more viewers.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@savin1675]

Thank you for ur elaborate explanation.outstanding mam.keep going

[@kannanak6199]

We can easy learn english by you..thank u mam..

[@anasaysha1285]

Maam please upload a video about this subject.. VERB ----- ABSTRACT NOUN ?

[@karthikguru8459]

Excellent...I loved it, thank you Mam

[@kumudhag6668]

Thank you mam . This video is very useful .

[@gopalakrishnan5895]

This chapter is very good. It is easily understandable to all. I request you to take a lesson or topic " GET" as lesson took already.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Sure. 👍

[@swathiakash275]

SUPER MADAM ,VERY EXCELLENT YOUR CLASSES THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you!

[@nanthinia2016]

Very useful lesson thanks mam.

[@saranrajv703]

Madam as of my experience don't use kerchief while writing with marker. It will increase the allergy of cold.

[@ayshanachiar9926]

Madam, what a difference between what else? And anything else?

[@dhevadop]

Mam u r explaining veryk nice

[@shark4467]

Tamil laa ungaa channel tan nariya grammar rules ooda edukureenga keep doing mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Sure! Thank you.

[@dkarivazhagan]

mam the way ur teaching style is superb .. but i expected from you that tamil meanings with each sentence during writing sentences on board ,anyway mam good job...god bless you

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you. Earlier, I found two sentences in your comment that you had asked me to translate in English. I don't find them now. Anyway, here are the sentences in English. I had my hair cut. I got my hair cut. I built my house.

[@myredeemerliveth5798]

Awesome Handwriting Mam

[@kalaimani1123]

Hi madam i kindly request to you.pls upload one video usage of "make sure" Tks for your support and your videos very useful for learn english.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok.. Thank you.

[@kalaimani1123]

OK madam thank you so much

[@jayakumarjayakumar9548]

Good morning mam How I can improve my English knowledge mam?????

[@masoona198]

Madam, I am waiting for the " Relative Pronoun Class " from you. I have already requested.

[@ruthreshk1339]

Madam then is as IAM suffering from fever wrong which is commonly used when writing a letter

[@parvathi3766]

It is really useful video mam ...as you said

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@ashaj.s5169]

Thank you so much mam. Your students are blessed.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you! ☺

[@mthiyagaraja8770]

Million of thanks.. thank you teacher...

[@EnglishwithVennila]

You are welcome!

[@kamalaekambaram8735]

Both are correct

[@chandrashekharrajan847]

Great teaching.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@sankarxp]

Excellent mam

[@jeyasathiamoorthi6644]

Really very excellent work Mam👌👌

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you! Good to see that you're watching all my videos one by one!

[@soundariyansoundararajan2222]

Sorry madam what my doubt is in the first part of this video you have taught which is not supposed to use in the continuous form(having). In the second part have taught about continuous form, progressive form but instead of using (having) you have used have. eg- we have dinner at 8 let's have coffee. Is it correct mam?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Of course, it's correct. I think you have missed the point. The second set can also be used in the continuous form in addition to the simple present whereas the first set cannot be used in the continuous form.

[@mayakannans3281]

Thanks mam .I don't know 'that' which place use,and reading paragraph may come 'that' how do understand.that word lot of place used such as indirect,pronoun,conjunction .so please kindly clarifie my doubts in the lesson class

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@jaigangadharmusicschoolmad3329]

Mam in the beginning have but atlast you have spoken 10 for having but not there

[@arunadevip9527]

It's really useful for me mam. Thank you mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Welcome 😊

[@ASCI-kj1lf]

Sentence ku tamil meaning sollunga mam....konjam slow ah solli kudunga mam

[@boopathyjohn2989]

Kalakkal mam.. naan yunka fan.. mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you, Doctor!

[@jaigangadharmusicschoolmad3329]

I never heard haves awesome mam thanks

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Most welcome 😊

[@sreevidhya1061]

Thank you so much for ur class mam. 🤗🤗

[@departmentofenglishintamil9580]

Hi

[@dhayalansmart6741]

Mam!! Can you please tell me the difference between did you know and do you know

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Do you know? is present tense and Did you know? is past tense.

[@sumasridhar6038]

Very useful

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you, Suma!

[@roshinikumar7781]

Is 'going to' a modal verb mam?

[@kumara5288]

Mam, we are having guests at home or we have guests at home??

[@ishu1092]

Mam, "you have cleared my prolongued doubt " Or "you cleared my prolongued doubt " .. Which one is correct mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

"You have cleared.... " is correct.

[@venkateshm5210]

Excellent👌

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@sridaranshenbagam1641]

I have a fever for 3 days or i have been having fever for 3 days or i have had fever for 3 days. Which one is correct madam

[@sridaranshenbagam1641]

Also( I am having fever for 3 days)

[@bakya05]

Mam mudinja video daily podunga apo tan oru continuity erukum

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Aamaa, nallaadhaan irukkum. Enakkum pidikkum. Aanaal adhukku neram venume!

[@nanthinia2016]

Good question and good answer hahaa

[@kumara5288]

Mam, I have a headache or I have headache? Which is correct? For fever, you told I have fever

[@EnglishwithVennila]

"I have a headache".

[@gogilavanivasanthakumar7283]

Thank you madam

[@artandcraft3644]

What about saying, I’m having head ache ?

[@parameswarivadivelu3833]

Marvelous mam

[@moorthisethuraman679]

Mam, could you do a lesson on punctuation?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes.

[@bhuvaneswariviswanath2495]

You are an angel🥰

[@EnglishwithVennila]

☺️🙂

[@mahesmonica8775]

mam verb + ing video va tamil la upload pannunka mam

[@VijayaLakshmi-fk7xr]

Mam thank u but having only 3 uses thana?

[@juliets6041]

Super mam

[@anthonybarganza4526]

Mam pless mack for me have been has been question

[@sivasamy659]

Mam your lesson good ,but when you teach please explain proberly.(for having )you didn't explain full meaning by Tamil.only just have read.we couldn't understand mam bcoz we are Tamil guys ,from dubai.we are one group everyday we are watching your video video.could you explain full meaning of having.please mam

[@learnenglishanddrawingscra8827]

I'm having a headache or i have had a headache or i have been a headache These sentences are same means for an example: I'm having a headache for whole day or more than days .. I have a headache means just now for an example : one minute like that..

[@CarolKishen]

Teacher, The company has or the company have, similar to tha hospital have or has and the bank have or has.??? Please help me. Teacher.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

the company has... the hospital has... the bank has... ( And I'm sorry for the late reply!)

[@harikrishnannithya3335]

hello mam is this correct to say in present perfect continous. i have been in chennai for 2 years, she has been working in abc company since 2005, it has been not working since last week , its been working for 2days. these sentences r correct if error pls clear it mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

They are correct!👍👍 A small correction in word order .... It has not been working since last week.

[@harikrishnannithya3335]

@@EnglishwithVennila oh thank u mam typing mistake.

[@harikrishnannithya3335]

@@EnglishwithVennila Talking about at the time of speaking, is present continous tense. Just now finished actions present perfect tense.How long the action is goingon and still continues is present perfect co tinous tense. Am i right mam ,even the effect of an action can also be said present perfect continous.ie why r u tired ? i ve been preparing for my exam since yesterday evening.. so tired s the effect. plz reply me mam if i am right. mam tell me about the word literally. present perfect and present perfect continous specific time is not important ah? noneed to mention time .

[@nkshorts_12996]

Mam , we have a walk everyday We walk everyday rendum ore meaning ah?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Almost the same.

[@as-qt6pq]

Mam why do you go again have?

[@NsanthoshUM]

supper mam

[@r.logagurunathanr.logaguru8475]

Mam ungaloda classes la naanum join pannalama

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Oh yes!

[@graspgain6521]

Perfect

[@esackkiappan8921]

What is the difference between We walk everyday We have a walk everyday

[@EnglishwithVennila]

In the first sentence, 'walk' is a verb, and in the second, 'walk' is a noun.

[@harithar8080]

I have a mail yen mam sollakuadthu I had yen use pandringa

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, you can say, " I have a mail". I'm just using all the forms.

[@kiruthikas6404]

where should we use had and has maam?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Has = present tense Had = past tense

[@fenideen.3277]

1. Sha has headache Or 2. She's having headache Which one correct ?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Feni Deen has

[@fenideen.3277]

@@EnglishwithVennila thanks mam

[@noo6636]

Mam, latest vedio illa...

[@EnglishwithVennila]

You will get it today.

[@noo6636]

@@EnglishwithVennila Yes, mam

[@mohamedhalithumohamedziyam9401]

Madam your writing letters very small so can you write big letters. (I am from sri lanka)

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@pradeepkumar-sk8dn]

Have you had your meals Or Have you had your meal

[@EnglishwithVennila]

'Have you had your meal?' is right because we're referring to the recent meal by using the present perfect tense. A meal can be breakfast, lunch or dinner. But if it's a regular action, you can ask a question like this.. Do you have your meals at home?

[@sulthanabegam7626]

I can't do this and I couldn't do this what is the difference mam

[@graspgain6521]

@@sulthanabegam7626 I can't do.. என்னால் செய்ய முடியாது /முடியவில்லை. (in the present ) I couldn't do.. என்னால் செய்ய முடியவில்லை.( in the past)

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@@graspgain6521 Thanks for the reply! 👍

[@harithar8080]

She has a baby in her arms nu sollakudatha mam neega she had use panni irukuringa

[@EnglishwithVennila]

You can use 'has', 'is having', 'was having', etc.

[@sivasamy659]

Please madam when you teach us ,must tell us Tamil sentence full meaning in every sentence.you are going very fast.only you are writing ,you are not explain in Tamil,(that having)words couldn't understand.

[@preparingminds-silamsharif1957]

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[@sankararaman1894]

Please write clearly, it is not understandable.

[@munusamykarthik2901]

She has an MBA or She has a MBA

[@EnglishwithVennila]

an MBA

[@harikoul2229]

Mam plzz speak in english

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Hari Koul When I do a video in English, someone tells me to do it in Tamil. And if it's in Tamil, some people want it in English. What can I do? I am doing most of my videos in Tamil because they are really useful to Tamil-speaking people who want to learn English. They also find it useful for competitive exams. May I know your mother tongue?

[@harikoul2229]

Mam i am from j&k so think how much it is difficult for me to undrstnd ur video lecture

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@@harikoul2229 I do want to help you. Don't worry, I'll do the same video in English.

[@harikoul2229]

@@EnglishwithVennila thank u mam

[@abishekthiyagarajan374]

@@EnglishwithVennila உங்கள் தாய் உள்ளதிற்கு நன்றி

[@anasaysha1285]

Maam please upload a video about this subject.. VERB ----- ABSTRACT NOUN ?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here's the link -- Forming abstract nouns from verbs -- kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3e0lGWoiMd3f9E