English Lesson on participle Clauses (-ed/-ing CLAUSES)

The video tutorial explains the use of ING and Ed clauses in English grammar. ING clauses describe actions happening at a specific time or continuously, and can function as nouns. Ed clauses convey a passive meaning, focusing on what is being done rather than who is doing it. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate these concepts and concludes with a recap of the key points.

What is the primary function of an ING clause in a sentence?

• To show an action happening at a specific time or continuously

• To indicate a future event

• To express a hypothetical situation

• To describe an action that is completed

How can ING clauses be used at the beginning of a sentence?

• As nouns

• As adverbs

• As verbs

• As adjectives

What does the Ed form typically indicate in a sentence?

• A continuous action

• An active action

• A passive meaning

• A future event

Which of the following is an example of a past participle used in a passive construction?

• Jumping

• Eating

• Stolen

• Running

How are ING and Ed clauses used with 'there is', 'there are', 'there was', and 'there were'?

• To describe a location

• To indicate a question

• To express a command

• To provide additional information about the subject