FEW, A FEW, and THE FEW difference in English || A detailed video

[@jannatkhan9495]

My dear sir plz make complete video on synthesis of sentences becoz your way of teaching is amazing you are best teacher i have ever seen thanks alot

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Already uploaded on the channel

[@manishapal9]

Hello Sir! Feeling glad to meet you 😊... But can you please make vedioes consistently from basic to advanced grammer so that within clearing own concept we can also build someone's concept I mean can also teach!!

[@shaileshjadhav6973]

You deserve millions of subscribers. You are one of the best teachers of English language.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

That's very kind of you to say! Keep learning and stay connected!

[@thebestwing1050]

Your r a super teacher

[@ParmilaSharma-ln1nm]

Loved the way u explained❤

[@rana_arun_75]

Ashish bro i like your videos so much. I have watched your many videos.your videos helped me a lot to improve my english language. I think you have explained everything that is useful to master english language.Now you can help us by making videos based on conversation.You can give us simple speeche on different topics .Now we are good in grammer and other thing .I want you to have discussion in english on your videos.I want to learn how to speak words in order.I hope you will understand my problem.

[@PradipkuumarJena]

Very nice teaching thank you sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You are welcome!

[@parulrajhans8848]

Thank you for explaining so simply❤

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you liked it, Parul! ♥

[@NituKumari-ef7cl]

Thank u so much sir and waiting for your English spoken lecture

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You are welcome, Nitu!

[@shivrammanjhi1859]

Good morning sir .Thanks for explaining this lesson.I am your big fan sir..

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Keep watching! Thank you for the kind words!

[@AnjuAgrawal-c8d]

You have been doing a great job 👏 brother could you teach spoken English as well to the c2 level please tell 🎉

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you! Absolutely!

[@shivanimiglani24]

Must needed lecture ❤

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you! ❤️

[@JHASVI.UPPALA]

The State Bank of India on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that it has made a “complete disclosure” of all the details regarding the poll bonds to the Election Commission(the hindu). Sir please explain how is this combination of simple past and present perfect used ? And other combination of tenses too...please explain sir

[@kieko007]

May you plz lecture this pronoun antecedent agreement

[@rana_arun_75]

Ashish bro i am learning lot of things from your videos but i have a problem when i try to speak in english i dont know how to start sentence how to use clauses and phrases please make videos on speaking sentences plz.😊

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Start with small and simple sentences. Listen and practice more.

[@NaveenKumar-mr8vs]

Your way of expressing the things is lovely bro. ❤

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Thank you for the kind words, Naveen! ♥

[@MishaKhnna11997]

Hi, I have taken this sentence from the Hindu editorial i.e Questionable conduct: on governors' actions Following some strident criticism from the Supreme court, Mr. Ravi administered the oath of office and secrecy to Mr. Ponmudy, whose conviction in a corruption case was recently stayed by the court, resulting in his eligibility to be a member of Legislative Assembly being restored. My question is that : Is being the verb of Noun(his eligibility to be a memberof the legislative Assembly)? If it is so then the noun must be followed by auxiliary verb (is). Then why they haven't used it. Kindly answer Is the remaining part after Resulting In is the Noun clause?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hi, It’s the head of the present participle phrase (being restored) that’s modifying the noun ‘eligibility’.

[@firdausparveen4849]

(1) I'm American. (2) I'm an American. Which one is correct? Plz reply.

[@rameshbabum6482]

Good evening sir

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Good morning, Ramesh!

[@victorsinnappen6490]

Dear Sir When we use a little/ little, do the same rules apply ?

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Yes, for an uncountable noun.

[@jyotiprajapati259]

First comment, Big fan sir 😃 Just finished watching the video and thought I should make a few sentences to retain the knowledge. - Jon is a book worm, he has got a few books of my favourite author "Khalid Hussain". - You must fill the form immediately, only few hours are left. - The few of my friends want to become an art illustrator at Google. That would be really helpful if you correct the sentences if I have made any mistakes.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

The last one would need a little more context. Possible context: The few friends I brought to your party last week want to become an art … Thank you for the kind words! 🌝

[@jyotiprajapati259]

@@EnglishWithAshish Thank you very much for making it clear!

[@yshnav2518]

12:07 Why can't we use" a few" instead

[@FiverrMk-pq1yv]

hello sir mein pakistan say hun mujy apki EBOOK cahahye thi. mein kaisy buy kar skta hoon.🤤

[@EnglishWithAshish]

You can use PayPal to buy the book!

[@FiverrMk-pq1yv]

@@EnglishWithAshish 🥺🥺sir PayPal is banned in Pakistan. please suggest me another method to pay. I have a Visa card. Shall i use it?

[@vikramrajtiwary7618]

Where is your other channel angreji ki class.please share your channel.