Lesson 98 || কোনো তাড়া নেই | আর একটু | যে করেই হোক | Making English Sentences with Bengali Phrases

Lesson 98 || কোনো তাড়া নেই | আর একটু | যে করেই হোক | Making English Sentences with Bengali Phrases
#bengalitoenglish #byanymeans #innohurryto #alittlelonger #phrases #easyenglish
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differences among sometime, some time & sometimes
• Lesson 88 || Sometime/...
differences between say & tell
• Lesson 89 || Say Vs Te...

[@syamalendukonar7755]

দারুন শেখাচ্ছেন, চালিয়ে যান, নমস্কার।

[@TabassumAkhter-cm9kh]

Very nice class . I reallly appreciate it .

[@emajaddinsk3922]

Darun

[@SANTALI_BHOIHA]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@dilipdas9172]

So beautiful study

[@AsishChanda]

Nice

[@partharoy6836]

Good. Proceed...

[@syedurrahman9546]

Nice Mam.

[@user-cu2zh8zz1i]

Upner thake sikhe amer bacake sakhi

[@GeorginaHuq]

Nice will you teach spoken English to my nephews online? If so, please respond here and let me know how to contact you.

[@sbhch5036]

Deference between by no means and any how, make me understand

[@EasyEnglishPriyanka]

'By no means' means certainly not, never etc. It's an opposite of certainly. It's an idiomatic phrase.
'Any how' is an adverb. There are many meanings of 'any how' such as anyway, in any case, no matter what, however. It is emphasizes or supports something that has just been said. It is also used to start a conversation again, end the conversation or change the topic of the conversation.

[@sbhch5036]

@@EasyEnglishPriyanka I got it, thanks