Having + past participle, having been + past participle - Part 2 |Gerund/Verbal noun l English Mine

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Hi All,
Topic we go to see is Having + past participle, having been past participle – Gerund :
In this video, I reply to the question having + past participle and having + been + past participle. This is very easy for us when we are able to convert clauses into phrases and phrases into clauses.
We should be familiar in transformation of sentences so that we can convert one type of sentence to other. When we have the ability we can do well with having + 3rd form of verb and having been + 3rd form of verb.

Prerequisites to be known to understand it well.
1. Finite verb.
2. Infinitive Verb.
3. Gerund.
4. Present participle (Non-finite verb).
In this Video, I have explained about Gerund /Verbal Noun
I have shown enough examples so that people can understand subjected topic very clearly

PART 1 - Having + past participle and having been + past participle :
   • Having + past participle, having been past...  
PART 3 - Having + past participle and having been + past participle (Present Participle (prp) Non-finite verb )


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