[TAMIL] Combining Sentences using Participles

#participles #presentparticiples #pastparticiples
In this video, you will learn how to combine sentences using present and past participles.
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[@nagalingamkannan1823]

Vanakkam! Madam. You have never forgotten to say a pivotal factors that make up the sentence very easily on your every class. That's why your lessons have reached to all level students and viewers. Thank you!

[@buwaneswarisenthil3609]

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[@rlavenya7987]

Mam..one help mam..please clear this question mam..combine the following pairs of sentences using present and past participants...1.he was a vegetarian.he was against the killing of animals. 2.the weather was fine.we decided to go out. 3.the light was dim.i could not read anything. 4.he finished his dinner.he went out of walk.5.she heard the news of the accident.she wept.6.we crossed the road.we went into a shop.7.i watched the old woman. I remember my grandmother. 8.rama killed ravana.rama made vibhishana the king of Lanka.9.he took out his cheque book.he went to the bank.10.she woke up suddenly. She heard loud noises.

[@venkateshm5210]

As usual, crystal clear explanation Ma'am! 👍.... Happy Diwali to you and your family 💥

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you, @Venkatesh! Happy Deepavali to you and your family too!🌟

[@venkateshm5210]

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Thanks Ma'am

[@euniceleirion3079]

thank you so much ma'am ...this video was very helpful

[@thalavedhaalam925]

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[@sibiraj4746]

Thank you amma

[@nazimanazim4430]

Very clear explanation Mam. Happy Diwali mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you! Wish you the same!

[@mahesmonica8775]

Happy Deepavali mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Happy Deepavali, Monika! ❤️

[@srutisukumar8609]

Miss, one doubt. Feeling sleepy, the baby cried. Idhula feeling sleepy enbadhu dangling participle ?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

No, it's not a dangling participle because it refers only to the baby which was feeling sleepy. The baby is the subject of the sentence.

[@srutisukumar8609]

@@EnglishwithVennila Thanks ma'am. I now get it. So it only refers to uncertain sentences which can refer to 2 things.

[@charanyarajesh8261]

Can we write I threw the pen which was broken..

[@thavamani3359]

Mam, 5th sentence. Being broken, I threw the pen. Why don't we write like this

[@EnglishwithVennila]

If we write a sentence like that, it means that we were broken and not the pen.
But the sentence is meaningful!

[@jayabalanshashi8273]

Happy Diwali madam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Deepavali wishes to you too!

[@kumara5288]

Mam...Can we write like.... Forgetting everybody, He lived alone without using "having"

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, we can.

[@bh80an]

Being broken I threw the pen. Ezudalama?

[@EnglishwithVennila]

"Being broken" refers to "I" if you write like that. But the sentence is correct. It's not the same as
The pen being broken, I threw it.
Or
I threw the broken pen.

[@vigneshsubramani854]

Happy Diwali mam 🎉🤗🎊 and very useful video for your approach mam TQ mam ❤️🤗😇

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Same to you!

[@vigneshsubramani854]

@@EnglishwithVennila TQ mam 🤗🎉🎉🤗🎊

[@palaniloganathan1750]

Mam l have a doubt in 5 th question .
Can we write the answer like this mam?👇
Throwing the pen, it was broken.

[@navaneetha6611]

💚thankyou

[@manieesview]

Mam pls make videos on stress and intonation..

[@VaishnaviMahajothi-pn9ie]

Mam doubt mam last sentence {The politician entered the campus.she was singing the song}
Namma change pannum podu first singing nu start pannuromla athu en being singing nu start panna kudathu mam anga was erukula athan kekkuren mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

No, that's wrong usage. We cannot use two present participles together. (being and singing)

[@VaishnaviMahajothi-pn9ie]

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[@VaishnaviMahajothi-pn9ie]

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok. What do you need?

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[@mohamedmifras8274]

Madam,
Could you please conduct
1)From those who
2)on those who
3)For those who
4)To those who
5)with those who
6)at those who
And could you please tell me the tamil meaning

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[@EnglishwithVennila]

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[@cseobusakthi8657]

Mam you teach well

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you!

[@DeepaDeepa-cn9jk]

2) having lived alone,he had forgotten everybody....
Or..
Having lived alone,he forgot everybody

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, both are correct but the first one makes sense only if there's another past action (that takes the simple past) in the context.

[@gopuradhakrishnan3410]

Thank you mam

[@EnglishwithVennila]

I will do more lessons for 12th standard students, Aswin!👍

[@Simpony279]

Pls make in hindi

[@jmurugesan]

"Being broken, I threw the pen", can we say something like this.
Throwing the pen, it got broken. (But given question sentence does not exactly mean this)

[@EnglishwithVennila]

No, never.

[@kumara5288]

Can we write like...Being broken, I threw the pen

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Yes, you can, but the sentence will mean that you were broken, not the pen!
But the sentence makes sense. You threw the pen because you were broken and you had no interest in writing anything...

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[@RadhaBaiHindiVidyalaya]

please use lavier collor mic or bluetooth mic. pls dont waste your efforts by recording without mic

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@patel2121]

Madam can I say: "Being the broken, I threw the pen.

[@srutisukumar8609]

No no. Being broke, I threw the pen. (Meaning you are depressed or poor). I threw my pen which was broken. It can't be phrased as being broken

[@jasminelily2930]

Please write neatly