Easy English Conversation b/w Principal & Teacher

[@ramyakaleeswaran4255]

Really very good and informative.it gives more confident to speak.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment 😊 🙏

[@junaith4147]

Useful and wonderful conversation.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@krithikagovind164]

Nice lesson thanks for sharing mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@krithikagovind164]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Bushes were blocked my view Bushes all enal(i) parka mudiyavelai Transalate in English mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Block someone's view is a phrase. I am correcting the sentence you have formed: "The bushes have blocked my view." But this English sentence is not the direct interpretation of the Tamil sentence you have given. Your Tamil sentence is... "புதருகளால் (புதர்கள் இருப்பதால்), அதை என்னால் பார்க்கமுடியவில்லை". In English: "Since bushes are there, I am unable to get a view of that."

[@krithikagovind164]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Ok thanks for clearing doubts

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome! For better clarity, it is better to say what is THAT, which could be a house or shop or vehicle like a car or bike. E.g. Since bushes are there, I am unable to get a view of that car.

[@gayathrijeevanantham5314]

Tq so much mam...thanks for my concern mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@gayathrijeevanantham5314]

Sorry thanks for your concern mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's neither your concern nor my concern in this context. Say = thanks for considering my suggestion. Or Thanks for sharing. Or Thanks for honoring my request.

[@gayathrijeevanantham5314]

@@englishwithteacheraparna sure mam.Thanks a bunch mam

[@Madhumithayalvi]

Mam long time follow your video...very useful and interesting to learn.... One request mam can you take online English courses. It will be very useful for us....

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good evening 🙏 Glad you find my videos useful 😊 Regarding the online classes, I haven't planned yet. It's been more than years since I've stopped conducting classes. Will definitely try, but I ain't sure.

[@Madhumithayalvi]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thanks for considering my suggestion mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@sukhanyaaudhayakumar6037]

hi mam.. how to tell sitharu thengai in english

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Say = "to break the coconut into pieces by hitting it on the floor."

[@sukhanyaaudhayakumar6037]

thank you mam@@englishwithteacheraparna

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@BroChill1610]

Manasu kashtama irukku How to say in English mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Soozhnilai enna? Endha madiri kashtam?

[@BroChill1610]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Generally stress

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

In that case, say - I feel stressed out.

[@BroChill1610]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Mam inclement means How I understand Due to inclement school has been closed

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Inclement = unpleasant, especially with cold wind and rain. Inclement is an adjective, so say "schools closed due to inclement weather."

[@kalmaltt8830]

Thank you ma'am. Could you please explain how to use 'regret' and 'unwearing' in sentence.

[@kalmaltt8830]

Sorry 'unwavering '

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I have always regretted not becoming a doctor. Grammatical category = verb. Its meaning = to feel sorry about a mistake you made. My belief in Karma is unwavering. Grammatical category = adjective. Its meaning = never changing.

[@kalmaltt8830]

Thanks a bunch ❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@ragavendharang2701]

or do they seem to be or do he seem to be which is correct could you explain?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

0:53 - Are these problems widespread, or do they seem to be only in specific activities? Here, THEY refers to PROBLEMS.

[@ragavendharang2701]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thank u mam

[@ragavendharang2701]

இந்த வருடம் எத்தனையாவது குடியரசு தினமாக கொண்டாடப்படுகிறது how to ask in English Madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good norning 🙏 நீங்கள் கேட்கும் தமிழ் வாக்கியத்திற்கு நேரடி மொழியாக்கம் ஆங்கிலத்தில் கிடையாது, இருப்பினும் WHICH போட்டு கேட்கலாம் என்று Oxford Material ஒன்றில் சொல்லப்பட்டுள்ளது. ஆகையால்... "Which Republic Day is being celebrated this year?" என்று கேளுங்கள்!

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Example conversation: A: Today is our Republic Day. B: Oh yes! I forgot. Which one? A: It's the 75th one.

[@ragavendharang2701]

What is the Chronological order of Republic Day is being Celebrated this Year. is it correct madam?

[@ragavendharang2701]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thank you Madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am sorry, it isn't. Chronological order is only for happenings or occurrences to mean arranged according to when things happened or were made. It CANNOT be used for celebrations or something that comes every week or month or year.

[@lakshmiselvaraj5546]

Hi ma’am

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good Morning 🙏 If you have any doubts, please let me know.