Simple Past Tense in Tamil | Very clear explanation in Tamil |

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Very clear explanation

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[@srinivasant979]

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[@priyaranjith3502]

Thank you sir.yesterday ku munna entha preposition um varatha sir? Why pls reply

[@BoatEnglishAcademy]

No preposition comes before an adverb.
"Yesterday" is an adverb.

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Very nice explanation sir really thanks a lot and its easy to understand every one we need more grammar videos as soon as possible once again thank you 🙏

[@vidhyavidhya3669]

I helped In past tense verb.
It comes under regular verb. In that we had 6 rules to make them as a past verb. We followed 6 rules.
For the word 'Help' which rules we are applying to make as 'helped'.
Sir, can u please clarify this doubt.

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[@SharmilaRamsingh]

Nice class.. please teach simple future tense,(Present/Past/ future continues tense),(Present/ Past/ future Perfect tense),(Present/ Past/ future Perfect continues tense).

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உம் கற்பித்தல் நன்றாக இருக்கிறது.

[@ramkarthick6251]

When i walked to the park, i had met my friend nu varadha sir.. Past petfect vara kudadha anga

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[@manohragavan3736]

Sir, "I asked my father for 500 Rs" this is correct or "I asked Rs.500 to my father" which is correct.

[@BoatEnglishAcademy]

Both are correct and same meaning.

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21:36 sir அது நீன இல்ல நீன்ட 😅😅🎉❤

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