Having + Past Participle - Advanced English Grammar

In this video, learn how to use the advanced English grammar sentence structure, having + past participle.

This structure is used to reference completed actions.

It's most commonly used with "having said that". Although you can use it with almost any verb when you want to reference a past action to show your experience in that area.

By the end of the video, you'll feel comfortable and confident using the advanced structure "having + past participle".

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Hi teacher, I am a student from Brazil and I love your explanation about the use of 'Having + Past Participle'. Well, I was doing my homework and a question was apresented: "complete the second
sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between three and eight words, including the word given."

- Although they tried to dissuade Josh from continuing with it, he has opted for physics as a career.

Use the word: 'advised'

'Despite Josh has chosen a career in it'

As a result:
'Despite HAVING BEEN ADVISED against physics, Josh has chosen a carrer in it.'

Well, as Josh was warned about course of physics, the action (say the warn) is already completed, so it is possible the use of HAVING + PAST PARTICIPLE. A detail: the use of 'BEEN' is because the passive voice.

Well, I did the activity after your explanation :)
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