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Participial Adjectives in Telegu Spoken English through Telugu 45 days spoken English course
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- Participial Adjectives in telugu, English Mantra , Spoken English through Telugu, meaning of Participial Adjectives, Predicative Participial Adjectives
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1. Parts of Speech in Telegu
Nouns in Telegu
Pronouns in Telegu
Verbs in Telegu
Adjectives in Telegu
Adverbs in Telegu
Conjunctions in Telegu
Prepositions in Telegu
Interjections in Telegu
2.Sentence Structure in Telegu
Subject and Predicate in Telegu
Types of Sentences in Telegu (Simple, Compound, Complex)
Direct and Indirect Objects in Telegu
Clauses and Phrases in Telegu
Sentence Fragments and Run-On Sentences in Telegu
3. Verb Tenses in Telegu
Present Simple tense in Telegu
Present Continuous tense in Telegu
Present Perfect tense in Telegu
Past Simple tense in Telegu
Past Continuous tense in Telegu
Past Perfect tense in Telegu
Future Simple tense in Telegu
Future Continuous tense in Telegu
Future Perfect tense in Telegu
4. Sentence Types in telugu
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
Exclamatory
5. Modifiers:
Adjectives and Adverbs
Comparative and Superlative Forms
Quantifiers
6. Punctuation:
Periods, Commas, Semicolons, Colons
Apostrophes
Quotation Marks
Parentheses and Brackets
Hyphens and Dashes
Ellipses
7. Active and Passive Voice in Telugu
8. Subject-Verb Agreement
9. Articles:
A, An, The
10. Conditional Sentences in Telegu
Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals and Mixed Conditionals
11. Relative Clauses
12. Modal Verbs in Telugu
Can, Could, Will, Would, Shall, Should, May, Might, Must
13. Gerunds and Infinitives in Telegu
Direct and Indirect Speech in Telegu
14. Conjunctions and Connectors
15. Word Order in Questions and Negations
16. Commonly Confused Words and Homophones
17. Idioms and Phrasal Verbs
18. Conditional Clauses
19. Reported Speech
20. Parallelism
21. Countable and Uncountable Nouns
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You are KOE(king of english)
Being Christian, I could not understand KJV English bible , watching your video, I could understand,
Your old videos are gold coins for me, MAY GOD BLESS YOU
Thank you Sir, that means a lot.... 🙏🙏
Yes ,but a few structures, u did not explain . I am waiting for those
Like
1. when you have shut your door, pray to your Father (I didn’t understand this structure)
2. If a brother or sister be naked and destitute of daily food,(why is BE word in the middle)
Kjv....same here brother. I bought nkjv
Sorry, I overlooked your comment. These are conditional sentences.
1. You have shut your door (Present Perfect )
When you have shut the door, నువ్వు తలుపు మూసేసిన తర్వాత, pray to god దేవునికి ప్రార్థించు (Here present perfect is referring to future ఆ పని జరిగిన తర్వాత అని, it is a mixed conditional )
2. If he is there (modern construction )
If he be there (archaic and formal construction ) both convey the same meaning... I'll make a video on these conditionals....
These are conditional sentences.
1. You have shut your door (Present Perfect )
When you have shut the door, నువ్వు తలుపు మూసేసిన తర్వాత, pray to god దేవునికి ప్రార్థించు (Here present perfect is referring to future ఆ పని జరిగిన తర్వాత అని, it is a mixed conditional )
2. If he is there (modern construction )
If he be there (archaic and formal construction ) both convey the same meaning... I'll make a video on these
Since last year I am asking God why praveen not doing videos. Some people born always to blame they wont let good people work smoothly. You have many students across the world. You are working for good cause.vijayam meede,no one can stop you from being good at teaching
Sir i searched so many websites,,but teaching style is awesome
Glad to hear that Sir... 🙏...
Thank you sir
Excellent
Anna, you have to make. Casutive. Get used to +ing and it's worth having his car repaired
Sir definetly ga meru 1 million ki reach avvutharu
ThanQ...
Anna , vacchavaa, after long time, , ekkadiki vellipoyavu, all this days,and keep doing videos
Super class sir
Thanks and welcome
She hears a lion roar/roaring
I found her stealing purse.
She is hearing a lion roar
I found her purse being stolen.
I found her purse being stolen
bro e sentenses ni emani pilustaru grammar lo .
i mean .relative clause ela names untai ga elanti sentense evarikina teach chayalante chasa mundu emani chappali
Participles...
She is being heard lion roar
Why did you use "she is being heard"...?
Sir, to be gurinchi kuda cheppandi
Sure Sir...
I found her purse being stolen. She heard a lion roaring.
I found her purse being stolen. She heard a lion being roared
She heard a lion roar/roaring (lion can roar - so, we can use V1/Ving)
I watch and I like your videos so much, i have watched all your previous videos and learnt much. I am being happy that you are making videos again. Thank you so much brother.
Dear sir, Why cant we use ( Mark will see the thief be arrested) thief will be arrested ni ila rasanu.
I found her purse being stealing
She is hearing a lion roaring
Are Above sentences right or wrong bro
Please tell me
"Being stolen"
Tq bro🥰
Both are wrong sir i think
meeru icchina two questions ki answers wrong.
Which questions are wrong Sir...????