❓How to use past participles - Improve your English with Learners' Questions

Learn how do we use the past participle as Dan answers this BBC Learning English learner's question from Geisha.

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[robsonsilvadasilva]

The most impressive part -> 2:29: The woman disappears at the back of Dan...hehe Thank you BBC.

[maqsoodalam]

Good evening sir, improve my English spoken day by day thanks and you are amazing teaching

[nawarnawar]

Hi, I think your've talked about so many cases in which we use past participle form, and each case needs two or three lessons especially reduced adjective and adverb clauses.

[iammrt]

This is really useful topic!!
And I can hear every words that Dan said clearly. Cheers!!

[gabrielegeraldo]

I had must saying, that is better chanel in question of learn english.

[jayamohan]

Dan is really good for making our doubt clear.

[TheGudsProduction]

Hi Dan, could you please explain to me how to use "about which" in an article or story?

[PepitoGrilloCanarias]

Thanks for your help, your videos have helped me a lot. Talking about participles, I would like to know the answer to two questions:
1.- Having cleaned my Car, I can go to the party.
2.- Having the car

[alaajawad]

I have been being lerened english by BBC.

[mariamkinen]

I need to recapture, n use English. I am, merely, slightly fragmented. Thanks. A lot.

[PepitoGrilloCanarias]

Thanks for your help. Your videos have helped me a lot. Please I need help to understand a bit better participles. For example,
1.- Having cleaned my car, I went to the party.
2.- Having the car clean, I can go to the party.
The first one, is a perfect participle and the second one is not, right? Their meaning is totally different, right?

Here's another question,
1.- Being patient, she got to the place.
2.- Her being patient helped her got the place.

I think that the first one is an active participle, and the second one does not. Is it right?

I would like to know how to use "our, their, your, my" + ING
Thanks for your help.

[maham]

I am Maha from India.This is the first time I watch your video. Let me know how to use type of, kind of, sort of... thank you.

[welcomeenglishvocabulary]

Could please explain in detail, how to use 'The' in sentences?

[islamdasilva]

Hello my teacher why do we use (find) in some phrases like ( i find a money ) i think we need say (i found a money ) in past explain to me please

[marialuizasouzasilva]

Hi, I'm from Brazil.
So, I started learn english at one year ago and yesterday, I started study Participles but I didn't know very well . Can you explain for me how to use the participles in the correct way, please?

[fwwryh]

Not a tense but used to make tenses, passive always use past tense, and reduced something. I have no idea what they are.

[conceptualnetworkmarketing]

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