Complex to Simple Sentence | Transformation | ctms tutorial |

[@bharatkadchha5269]

It was nice video and sir difficult matter explain very easily

[@elon8209]

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[@jegadeeshkannan1546]

Thanks sir good video

[@talahamansoori324]

Sir yu r great teacher

[@mkumar9155]

Thank you sir

[@hariom14967]

Really amazing knowledge that u r distributing among all

[@bhupndrakumar4294]

Very good keep it on

[@rkgum]

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[@Amitwarrior1114]

Thanks sir

[@rppnewaccademyforenglish]

Thanku so much Sir.. I never saw such lecture. I am grateful to you Sir..

[@pradeeprajput-so9hc]

Sir thank you

[@sadullakkhan3517]

Please make sentence braking techniques

[@bhupndrakumar4294]

Thanks a lot

[@jayachaturvedi770]

Wah! Sir really amazing class.mai bahut dino se english ki acchi class ke liye presan thi, aaj meri khoj puri hui.

[@nevermindankit5533]

Thanks ☺️

[@AmitavaBose-6]

Make videos on all modifier in great detail soon and discuss how to make phrases using Modifiers . ************

[@tanmoysamanta168]

Super techniques

[@ayushdas1630]

Tysm

[@subhankarsil9042]

Sir, thank u,

[@hariom14967]

Sir u r discribing an adj. Clause then why u r using relative adverb in the middle of the last two sentences

[@pradeeprajput-so9hc]

Ok

[@arifattari517]

Sir your lectures are very good. Please tell me how to use do+ v1 in positive sentences. I do do my work. First do is HV or verb?

[@oxbridgeenglish]

Helping verb

[@arifattari517]

@@oxbridgeenglish Thanks a lot

[@mannudhiman7302]

Sir ..jis sentence me comma lga ho kya wo bhi simple sentence hota hai ya nhi

[@oxbridgeenglish]

It may be

[@mannudhiman7302]

@@oxbridgeenglish thank you sir

[@vinodyadav-cl3cy]

Noun clause of 4 Rule and this 3 rule same confused???

[@niijhumasaaha7980]

United we stand ,divided we fall (transform into simple)

[@kushagrapal9649]

Sir all that glitters is not gold change into simple sentence

[@oxbridgeenglish]

All glittering things are not gold.

[@adepumohankrishna8265]

The minister was annoyed that he had not carried out his orders. CHange to simple

[@oxbridgeenglish]

The minister was annoyed at him for not carrying out his orders.

[@vedantgoyal6577]

The minister was annoyed for not carrying out his orders.