“Having” + Past Participle | Advanced English Grammar

Confused about how to use “having” + past participle in English? In this grammar lesson, I explain this advanced structure, with examples like having done and having finished. You’ll learn how to form these phrases, when to use them (mainly in writing), and why they indicate completed actions. I’ll also clear up common confusion between participles and gerunds, as in: “Having overseen production…” vs. “Having several years of experience…”. For more practice, take the quiz. And don’t forget to subscribe for more advanced English lessons!

Hi Adam! I appreciate your efforts ☺️
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OlgaE_Moscow

I don’t see any quiz button:(

Builder82

Where is the quiz? Adam.

Greygreen

The quiz is missing :(

mingerm

It’s not ready yet, but it will be added soon!

engVid Moderator

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ytg1234

long for quiz, hope it will be attached soon or later…

Costakon

Dear Adams, thanks for this advanced lesson! May I ask you to write

Arminius

less sentences at one blackboard, when you start. It could be a little bit confusing otherwise, I suppose.

Arminius

Hi Arminius,

Filming would be a bit more complicated, so we need to fill the boards as much as we can. I’ll try to space it out more in future.

Adam

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