at all , not at all | Explanation in Tamil

You'll learn the meaning of 'at all' and 'not at all' in the video.
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[@thirusangus3153]

Hi mam your English as well as tamil assent very nice. Your teaching way is very interesting and essy to understand.

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thank you 😊🙏🏻

[@sharmilas4987]

Excellent video mam its very easy to understand the meaning 👏👏

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thanks a lot

[@radhakrishnans4337]

Beautifully explained mam. Thank you.

[@EnglishMozhi]

Most welcome 😊

[@Enamored_English]

Thank you so much, Mam!!!❤ I do appreciate your incessant hard work. You'll become popular in no time. My pronunciation tip:- 💥For nouns, more often than not the stress is on the 1st syllable. (Italicized part has the stress) Eg:- ✍ Desert - DE-sert ✍ Product - PRO-duct ✍ Record - RE-cord (ரெகர்ட்) 💥 For verbs, usually, the stress is on the 2nd syllable. Eg:- ✍ Desert - de-SERT ( As a verb it means unoccupied ) ✍ Product - pro-DUCT ✍ Record - re-CORD (ரிகார்ட்) BONUS TIP:- Desert (as a verb) and Dessert are homophones.✌✌✌

[@EnglishMozhi]

👏🏼👍🏻 Useful tips! Thanks.

[@EnglishMozhi]

Off the top of my head, I'd say 'project' behaves similarly.

[@Enamored_English]

@@EnglishMozhi Exactly, Mam! Comment, content, etc...

[@ramadhass2874]

Excellent mam

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thanks

[@udayasreegani8403]

Thank you

[@EnglishMozhi]

Welcome!

[@jayanthisrinivasan1504]

Super mam. nice

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thanks

[@rameshpm653]

Thank you mam

[@EnglishMozhi]

Most welcome!

[@aramsei5202]

Arumai ma

[@EnglishMozhi]

Nandri

[@karthikkhar2540]

அறவே என்ற வார்த்தை பயன்படுத்தப்பட்டது மகிழ்ச்சி

[@EnglishMozhi]

🙏🏻

[@harshavarthan3816]

Supper medam

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thank you very much

[@Queen-ff9vz]

Hi madam... very useful class... thank you so much... I would like to tell you another thing that is you didn't ask subscribe, like and share...its a great nature of you...! ❤🎉❤😇👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏🌟😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@EnglishMozhi]

I think I have said that in some of my videos 😊

[@Queen-ff9vz]

@@EnglishMozhi okay madam..😇

[@Queen-ff9vz]

@@EnglishMozhi okay madam..😇

[@vikisgaming6899]

Actually there are couple meanings as well

[@vimalaanandhi593]

Thanks a lot mam....then how to use negative word ( not and no ) mam.what is the different between ( no and not ) mam. Wherever use this two word mam... please explain me mam

[@EnglishMozhi]

Sure

[@vikisgaming6899]

Madam I have a question sometime I can't get the words completely by Google , what do to do to get the clear meanings

[@GKV963]

Hi Mam! May I know how to use the word " If at all " in a sentence and meaning of it ?

[@EnglishMozhi]

Check this out - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4iZi3ekqp5rjbM

[@nboobalan9842]

Mam, please,could you clear some doubts i have...? 1) Deals with the process by which the productive capacity 2) Deciding on what specific kinds of goods and services it ought to produce with the given resources 3) Accept myself for who i was 4 )Happenings in the real economic world in which the manager make decisions. Mam mel irukkum vaggiyathil... of which, by which, on which, and is which ithado meanings venum mam... It will help to understand the reading my subject mam...

[@EnglishMozhi]

Sure

[@Enamored_English]

To make a long explanation short, ✍ which acts as the complement of the preposition. ✍ the preposition varies by the subject. Let's see how to avoid confusions. Here we go!!! 💚 Of which = Whose Eg:- 💥 The house, the doors "of which" are not strong, was broken into = The house "whose" doors are not strong was broken into. (The doors 'of' the house) 💚 In which/ at which/ On which = where Eg:- 💥 The village "in which" I grew up was hit by a cyclone = The village "where" I grew up was hit by a cyclone. (In the village) 💥 The school "at which" I studied is in Tamilnadu = The school "where" I studied is in Tamilnadu. (At the school) 💥 The table "on which" I usually do my H.W was broken = The table "where" I usually do my H.W was broken. (On the table) 💚 (also) on which = when Eg:- 💥 Sunday is the day "on which" I was born = Sunday is the day "when" I was born. (On Sunday) As you have noticed in the examples above, The preposition always varies by subject. Do comment if you have any doubt!❤

[@mohamedfisal5643]

@@EnglishMozhi mam for which, and by which explain panidunga ...

[@MaduraPullingo]

I couldn't find mistakes at all in this video. Is it correct mam?

[@EnglishMozhi]

That's right. You could 'any' before 'at all' to spruce it up. I couldn't find any mistakes at all in this video.

[@yasho74]

She could have been polite at all. Is this sentence correct mam?

[@EnglishMozhi]

Unfortunately, this is grammatically wrong. She could have been more polite. - aval inum konjam polite-ah irunthrukkalam

[@mohamedmansoormohamedfalee1997]

Madam please how to say in english the following tamil sentence sayam pohakkoodiya thunihali werakkavum

[@EnglishMozhi]

I've explained it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGW5qpaZarGDicU

[@lakshminarayanan6887]

Reduce the back around music.....

[@EnglishMozhi]

Noted. I will. Thanks.

[@fathimaashfa5284]

I don't like him at all its correct or

[@EnglishMozhi]

Yes, it's correct.