Types Of Phrases । Absolute Phrase । Nominative Absolute । Nominative Absolute in English Grammar

[@ibrahimhossain8408]

আপনাকে অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ, স্যার

[@arindamrakshit6968]

Darun darun

[@meherabhossen1485]

khub sundor class sir,

[@amitavabose-6]

Thank you , Sir

[@prokashbiswas1071]

Sir,Why did you not use 'God having willed in stead of 'God willing '?Are both used here?

[@sumanbrahma2049]

The teacher entering the class, the student stood up.....(এটা কি ভুল হবে ?)

[@EnglishTutorialJayantaSir]

Absolutely correct sentence . The teacher entering the class - Absolute Phrase or Nominative Absolute

[@sumanbrahma2049]

@@EnglishTutorialJayantaSir Then, why did you use perfect participle instead of present participle?

[@falgunimukherjee9731]

1)The teacher entering the class, the students stand up. 2)The teacher having entered the class, the students stood up. Which is right 1 or 2 or both?

[@twinkletinni1823]

Began to sing or Began singing ....হবে ? to sing =আরম্ভ করবে কিন্তু তখন ও করে নি --এই sense হয়ে যাবে না !!!

[@EnglishTutorialJayantaSir]

কিছু কিছু Verb আছে যাদের সাথে gerund আর infinitive ব্যবহৃত হলে একই অর্থ হয় - Begin এমন একটা Verb