Past Conjunction Tense
Past Conjunction Tense
DEFINTION:
This tense has two main verbs. 1st ends and 2nd starts but in the past time is called Past Conjunction Tense.
These types of sentences have two main parts. In the first part of the sentence helping verb "Having" and 3rd form of verb is used. In the 2nd part of sentence past indefinite tense is used.
EXAMPLE: Having brushed, he went to the bathroom.
ASSERTIVE SENTENCES
NOTE:
In assertive sentences 1st part of the sentence is used than subject and after that 2nd part of sentence is used.
EXAMPLE: 1. Having taken tea I, we, you, he, she, it, you, they went to Bazar.
NOTE:
In emphatic sentence in second part of the sentence helping verb, Did is used.
EXAMPLE: Having shaved, he did go to bathroom.
NEGATIVE SENTENCES:
NOTE:
In negative sentences in second part of the sentence helping verb Did not is used.
EXAMPLE: Having taken tea, I, we, you, they, he, she, it, John did not go to Bazar.
PLEASE WRITE ANY FIVE SENTENCES REALTING TO THIS TENSE IN THE COMMENT SECTION.

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