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@@margeshpanchal4845 thank you so much margesh for your kind appreciation! 💜 And your sentences absolutely right! Keep up the practice. 😊

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Thank you so much Shreya for such a sweet comment! 💜But I am not making these videos alone. We have a whole team @The Listener's Nest working to make these wonderful videos. And your sentence is absolutely correct, except that 'a' is not necessary, because there are many videos, not one. 😃

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@@rupagupta5087 thanks for your question Rupa! 'Compelling' means majbur karna. To force someone to do something but not necessarily in a negative way. Example her interest and curiosity about the English language compelled her to watch more videos on the topic and practice everyday 😊.

That's a good sentence Rupa! You have used the indirect object correctly after the verb. Thanks so much for participating. 💜!

You are most welcome Shiv! 💜 We hope that you make good use of this series and practice making sentences with these verbs regularly. 😊

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@@HaseenaKhalifa-09thanks Haseena for your question! 😊 'Frantically' means doing something very quickly and with a lot of worry or excitement, either because you are in a hurry or you are scared. For example, frantically searching for your keys everywhere when you can't find them in their usual place.

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@@HaseenaKhalifa-09 you are absolutely right Haseena! 💜 'Hay' is grass that is cut, dried and stored, to be fed to animals when fresh grass is not available.

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Many thanks for your kind appreciation Apurva. 💜 And yes you are absolutely right. 'agitated means 'disturbed, tensed, restless'.

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@@SHIVGUPTAOFFICIALthanks Shiv for your kind comment! 💜 We are going to create an educational video very soon, explaining all the uses of 'it'.. that will help you revise the rules and clarified even more. 😊

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@@apurvachendvankar5549 wonderful examples Apurva! 💜 For your second sentence, you could also use the simple past tense for the first part: 'he asked her for help but she refused'. Your original sentence is also not incorrect, it's just that native speakers would prefer this structure for uniformity across the sentence, mostly because the act of asking and refusing would take roughly the same amount of time. Thanks again for sharing! 😊

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Thanks so much Mohit for your kind appreciation. 💜 Your sentence is absolutely correct. The preposition 'for' is used most commonly after 'ask' if we leave out the indirect object. 😊

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Thank you so much Haseena for sharing this example with us. 💜 You may have noticed that you have used the direct object after 'ask' rather than the indirect object. You are absolutely right in doing that because the indirect object here is really long (my teacher and friends). In such cases where the indirect object is long, containing more than one word, the direct object will appear immediately after 'ask. How much more interesting can linguistics get! 😊

@@TheListenersNest I did not know the reason of it thank you very much mam for explaining it ❤️

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