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Nouns in Telegu
Pronouns in Telegu
Verbs in Telegu
Adjectives in Telegu
Adverbs in Telegu
Conjunctions in Telegu
Prepositions in Telegu
Interjections in Telegu
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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
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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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All my doubts on this topic got cleared through this video sir..thank you sir
You are most welcome
Sir, Please make the vedios continuously.
Thank you so much Praveen gaaru for making videos after long time. Few days ago only I started watching your videos. I have watched all videos of you twice. All my confusions at speaking in English are solved after watching your videos. Heart fully thank you for making such video. I requesting you to continue this.
Super class sir
Excellent Sir
Nice brother ,but do give more examples and do explain slowly, please.
Certainly, I'll keep that in mind...
Tan q sir after long time you made videos I feel happy plz continue the videos
Sure 👍
It’s essential for him to be polite ani kooda anochchu kadha
Thank you so much for the rare concept❤
Meeru chepthe artham kakapovadam undadhu🎉 ee sentence ni kooda English lo yela cheppaalo cheppandi plz
But sorry sir ," he" is a singular personal pronoun so that using the word "attends " is more suitable.
After verbs like "suggest," "insist," "demand," and "recommend" when expressing a suggestion, request, or requirement, we use base form because it's in the subjunctive mood. If you Google it, you would find...
That ని ఏ సందగర్భం లో యూస్ చేస్తారో దయచేసి వివరించానది
Very good explanation sir...sir,Can we say It is essential that he should work hard ?
I demand that he should pay the bill
ఆని కూడా చెప్పగలమా సార్
S
Kekaaaaa
Sir you topics are very excellent but there is a little bit zig zag in explaining, (explain one example clearly and then go to another example)thank you sir...
Noted
he should be polite
Can we say like this sir
S
It is essential to him to be polite ani wrasthe meaning maaruthundhaa sir. It is essential he be polite badhulu
Yes, you can say "It is essential for him to be polite"
Sorry sir. I think this is wrong because he suggested that she should come early అని అనుకుంటాను.
Both are correct; we can use either "He suggested (that) she come early" or "He suggested (that) she should come early."
Hii Praveen garu..Did u restart ur utube channel?..u deserved many subscribers..
ThanQ Sir.. 🙏...
could u tell the meaning and structure of these sentces sir
1. be it known to you
2.if we this day be examined for the good
1. అది నీకు తెలియని /తెలిసి ఉండని...
Be here (ఇక్కడ ఉండు )
Be it known (అది తెలియని )
We also use Let.... "Let it be known "
2. After the IF conditional sentence, we also use 'be'
Eg: If he be here, i would kill him
If he were here, i would kill him...
If we examine ( మేము మేము ఎక్సమిన్ చేస్తే- Active voice )
If we (this day) be examined (మమ్మల్ని (ఈరోజుకి ) పరిశీలిస్తే/పరిశీలించి ఉంటే - passive)...
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thanq sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
It is essential for him to be polite, is wrong or right
It's correct...
Sir, can we use
He proposes that she should be manager.
What my doubt is wether we can use "should" or not.
S, we can....
I am demanding that he should pay the bill. Is it right or not ? Plz reply to this.
Correct...
Good explanation sir. Can you teach grammar in online and please let me know your contact number sir.