HAVE BEEN / HAS BEEN / HAD BEEN வைத்து வாக்கியம் அமைப்போம்

[@syedabbasibrahim5352]

Actually, the teacher explained the usage of have been, has been and had been with appropriate examples in Tamil. Very nice. Congrats teacher. 👌✅

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your wonderful compliment 🙏

[@ganesank5802]

மிகப்பெரிய சந்தேகம் வரும் எனக்கு இந்த வாக்கியங்களை பயன்படுத்தும் போது, இப்போது தெளிவாகியது... நன்றி ஆசான்

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

😊🙏🙏🙏

[@timro7479]

I have been searching about this topic all these days. Finally found a diamond teacher.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@mneilam694]

Really the 'art of teacing perfect very very easy to get understand

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment 🙏

[@nagarajraj236]

Awesome teaching Mam.It is very useful for me Mam. I was a 1st student of my class in 1977 SSLC. However, I am learning spoken English in my 65th age through just your channel and other channels.I am clearing 60 percent spoken English.Tnanks a lot Mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Great, Sir 😊🙏 If you have any doubts or questions, please put them in the comments section.

[@Sarojar-v7c]

Good evening Madam. Thank you.I am learning spoken english through your channel.I have been studied in Tamil Medium. I am very interesting to talk in english. But I hesitate.

[@Sarojar-v7c]

To speak in english.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Great 👍 Try mirror practice. Talk to yourself in front of the mirror. That will help you a lot.

[@FasnaBeham]

என்னால் முடியல m English meaning please

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

திரும்ப திரும்ப கேளுங்கள். முயற்சி திருவினையாக்கும்!

[@FasnaBeham]

தெரியாதவற்றை நான் கேட்கின்றேன் m please சொல்லவும்

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

உங்களுக்கு இந்த காணொளியில் எது புரியவில்லை என்று கூறினால் தெளிவுபடுத்திகிறேன் 🙏

[@Arockiadoss-z3g]

Nice to see the passive voice,have been , has been & had been usages. Thanks lot. Mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@mkarvj]

Very good explanation madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@nandhinidurga7866]

Mam ..na English improve pana help panunga ....na ena stagela iruka inu ena implement pananunu enaku help panunga

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, There are many free online tests to get to know your level of fluency. You can try them. Generally, in order to improve your fluency level, please cultivate a daily reading habit. Listen to English conversations made by native speakers of English.

[@swarnalatha6066]

very useful for me

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Great 👍

[@awgadgets2904]

Super

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@susaimuthubaskaran2187]

Have been,Had been,Has beenபற்றிதமிழில்சொல்லும்போதுதான் ,சொல்லிக்கொடுப்பவர்களுக்கே. சரியான. தமிழ்வார்த்தைகளைசொல்லிக்கொடுக்கத்தெரியவில்லை.இதனால்தான்இதில்குழப்பம்.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

😊🙏🏼

[@jayathimathi6280]

​@@englishwithteacheraparna ma'am what is the meaning of - Sir had been to lunch.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Incorrect sentence.

[@jayathimathi6280]

Thank you ma'am 🙏

[@sinnathambywimalarathnam1640]

தமிழ் வசனத்தை மெதுவாக உச்சரிப்பது போல் ஆங்கில வசனத்தையும் மெதுவாக உச்சரியுங்கள். ஆங்கில வசனத்தை வேகமாக சொன்னால் புரிதல் கடினமாக உள்ளது.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

சிரமத்திற்கு மன்னிக்கவும் 🙏 இனி வரும் காணொளிகளில் அது போல ஆகாமல் பார்த்துக்கொள்கிறேன். நீங்கள் காணொளியில் வேகத்தை குறைக்கும் வழி அதிலே உள்ளது நீங்களே வேகத்தை குறைத்துக்கொள்ளலாம்.

[@sinnathambywimalarathnam1640]

Thanks

[@murugesooshaseekaren8996]

Thank you so much ma'am, I'm from Sri Lanka and also one of your subscribers . The way of explaining is fantastic and happy to learn from you. Thanks again.🙏😅

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Great 😊 Thanks very much for your compliment 🙏

[@sangishron1175]

Finally i find a finest teacher thank very much mam the way of telling makes us to listen more and learn more. Jesus bless bless you with peace and good health and wealth 🙏

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment and blessings 🙏🙏🙏

[@karthikeyanarumugam7790]

Good and easily understood explained mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@saranyab2543]

Mam, This is really a great work. I have been looking for the same with Tamil explanation. Here is your video to guide me.Thank you. Ma'am! How to say "intha velaya kaiyoda mudichidu" in English.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏 I have sent what you have asked for. Please check.

[@vijisri7020]

Mam last year vacation ku nanga ooty ponom epadi solrathu....sollunga mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Last year, we spent our vacation in Ooty.

[@starmstar149]

Mom and kids pesum muraigal podugha please

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Already pottirukku. playlists check pannunga please 🙏

[@simplemansimpleman8656]

Subject verb agreement pl

[@jesudossg6391]

What is the difference between active voice and present voice?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Active voice = focuses on who does the action. Passive voice = focuses on the action itself.

[@abdulkaderabbas]

I have been staying for ten years in chennai. Can't we say like this mam?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I have been staying in Chennai for ten years = I have been in Chennai for ten years. Both are same. I have been in Chennai is exclusively BRITISH STYLE.

[@Jay83K]

Can you please give me a Tamil examples for all 12 tense?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please check the playlists. A video explaining tenses has already been uploaded.

[@augustinechinnappanmuthria7042]

Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Super super Augustine violinist from Malaysia

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment 😊 🙏

[@djacole7]

coached pronunciation is coach (t) not coach (d) my humble suggession Sister

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Precisely! That's how the word has been pronounced (ˈkoʊtʃt) Requesting you to listen to that again.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

The pronunciation of English words varies (even among native speakers) due to factors like regional accents, dialects, historical influences, and, most importantly, INDIVIDUAL SPEECH PATTERNS. These variations can result in differences in vowel sounds, consonant pronunciation, stress patterns, and intonation.

[@prakashvanjinathan2357]

2:03, even my pet dog has been abroad. In this sentence why cant we use "to" between dog and abroad ? Because in the previous sentences you have used "to" before the place.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's because ABROAD isn't a place. It's an adverb. Prepositions are only for nouns. The only exception is FROM.

[@prakashvanjinathan2357]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thanks madam

[@thiagarajanramasamy6867]

Diference to use had been and has been in passive

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Had been = past. Has been = present (3rd person singular) Examples: The mail has been sent (passive) The mail that had been sent bounced (passive)

[@gopalakrishnan7837]

Ilayaraja would have achieved the Oscar award Ilayaraja would have been achieved the Oscar award which one is correct sentence.. looking for your valuable feed back.. Thanks in advance..

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good morning 🙏 Say... "Isai Gnani would win an Oscar if there were a category for most soul-stirring soundtracks."

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

If clause two: for imaginary things (highly hypothetical). That's why I have used it.

[@gopalakrishnan7837]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thanks for your prompt response Mam..Now i come to the point as below.. If Ilayaraja born in USA, He would have achieved the oscar award ( active voice).. The oscar award would have been achieved by Ilayaraja if he born in USA ( passive voice) ...I hope there is no mistake for correction...looking for your feed back as before,,

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

What's that you wish to say? What is your need? Please tell me in Tamil.

[@abxabxtg8877]

Teacher I need your help. Sometimes I'm confused between past perfect and past simple. Kindly explain the below question. 1.They-----------( lived,had lived/was lived/have been living /have lived) in this house years ago before their father retired. My answer is have lived because we have to show which action happened first. but it's wrong. Could you please explain man. Thank you

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

"They lived in this house a few years ago." This is simple past tense, indicating that they lived in the house at a specific point in the past. "They had lived in this house a few years before their father retired from his work." This is past perfect tense indicating that their living in the house occurred before another past event (their father's retirement). "They had been living in this house for a few years before their father retired from his work." This is past perfect continuous tense with duration, indicating that their living in the house continued over a period of time before another past event (their father's retirement)

[@priyaa6079]

Online class edukuringa la mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Ileenga, naan edukardhilla. After Covid, I stopped. I am extremely sorry 🙏

[@rolexdilli3371]

Guna cave 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

😊

[@Kumarandevasenapathy6715]

Generously, Try to put video about Has always been'

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 Thanks 🙏

[@pramilakumari408]

❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Gayathri_2000]

Amazing teaching 👍

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@vijayambigai4549]

The shop has been closed and files have been assigned....is this different from what you said mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, The shop has been closed (by......) This is a passive voice sentence - present perfect tense. Its active form = He has closed the shop. Sentence two: Files have been assigned. This sentence is incorrect. Why? The verb assign doesn't go with the verb file. Maybe you could say... I have been assigned the task of looking at the files. It's active form = "My superior has assigned me the task of looking at the files."

[@manickavelupalaniyandi4682]

I am 60 years old but some doubts has been cleared by you like has been .have been. had been would have gould have should have might have. Thank you very much sister

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏 For would have, could have... please check our channel playlists. We have uploaded a video.

[@MahalakshmiS-d5o]

Na pay pannura mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I'm sorry! Please get me wrong. I don't conduct classes.

[@kalavathikj3326]

Hi Mam, thank u so much for ur videos. Pls put video for connecting words. Like due to, As, instead of, despite of and all connecting words pls. Can we contact u directly if possible.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good morning 🙏 A lot of videos and shorts have been posted on the ones you have stated. I am requesting you to check the playlists, especially the one named LENGTHY VIDEOS. In case of any doubts or questions related to English grammar or sentence formations or vocabulary, please put them in the comments section 🙏

[@Viyagu]

"The old man had been taken care of by his grandson".Ma'am why did we use had instead of have in this sentence?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Because it's PAST, and not present.

[@vetriselvan465]

Thanks madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome🙏

[@ashok.rindian3514]

Madam the way you explained the method of using have been 'has been and had been really useful.Thank you.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏🙏🙏

[@rajaselvirijul4644]

Good evening ma'am.Im a teacher.I ñeed your coaching through online,can i get your mobile number?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hello, I am extremely sorry 🙏 After Covid, I stopped conducting classes.

[@sundersinghd-df2kb]

Amazing

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much🙏

[@SKSivalogam]

Great Examples, i know very few sentences, today you have given lot of sentences .. Thank you mam ...

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@chitrachithu5553]

How to make question mam, have they been to Delhi? Avargal Delhi poitu vanthurukangala ithuku correct ah?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Yes! It's correct.

[@ganapathi5904]

This types of Grammer words had been used at the fundamental laws in our constitution,so accordingly we should understand.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Oh good 👍 👍👍

[@arowilacademy48]

Nice

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much🙏

[@MahalakshmiS-d5o]

Mam enaku daily 30min English class yedukuringala first la irunthu pls

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am extremely sorry 🙏🏼 Since Covid I have stopped conducting classes.

[@vasughivasughi9848]

Hi mam... This is my first comment. " Jedikku thanni uuthu ". Edha yepdi English la solradhu.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, Say = water the plant.

[@srinivasanrajarajan2185]

Is it proper English to ask "You have been to delhi, right ?". Should it not be "Have you been to Delhi ?".

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Long time, no see - this is one of the commonly used phrases by the native speakers of English in order to mean you haven't seen the person for a long period of time. What is your opinion about the phrase LONG TIME NO SEE? Is it proper English?😊

[@senthilkumar-fn8vn]

Usage 1. Even my pet dog has been abroad # to abroad thevai illaya? Mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

To thevai illai, because abroad noun alla. Adhu oru ADVERB. From mattum idharkku vidhi vilakku.

[@senthilkumar-fn8vn]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thanks👍

[@azeezbasha1166]

Entha vagai illum translate into english , Mam. Please.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

எந்த வகையிலும் = By any means It means IN ANY WAY. E.g. We were not surprised at the news by any means.

[@azeezbasha1166]

Thanks MAM. for your quick response for my doubt. Your teaching is very nice and excellent.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks🙏

[@Ponniah07]

There have been instances of / There has been instances of / There had been instances of...

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

There has been instances of... ain't right.

[@manickavelupalaniyandi4682]

Pls tell me simple present Present contineous.present perfect. Present perfect contineous passive voice have or not similar past future.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please check our passive voice video. We have uploaded that. Please check our playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS.

[@doyelathavandoyelathavan]

Mam [moi panam] how to say in english mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Cash gift

[@doyelathavandoyelathavan]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thank you mam

[@balajivel3792]

Can i get online class

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am extremely sorry 🙏 I don't conduct classes.

[@christyreubenselvakumar7404]

Nega India poi irukingala nu epdi Ma’am kekanum.. have you been to India?? Is that right?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Yes! You are right 👍 But in Thamizh, it's neenga India poitu vandhirukeengala?

[@rararara5846]

Thanks ma🎉stay blessed ❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@akalyas8354]

Hi mam . Iam a siddha Dr. . Pls explain the basic tense fully and active voice and passibe voice

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good Morning 🙏 Active voice / passive voice video has already been uploaded. Please check the Playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS.

[@iyappanavk7387]

Thank you mem.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@gayathridhandapani2175]

Ma'am pls make a video on self introduction for a job interview. I have a plethora of questions to ask. I'll list some of them here. 1) I have completed bachelor's in maths from ( clg name) vs I have completed bachelor's in maths in ( clg name) 2) B. Sc., maths vs B. Sc in maths vs B. Sc with maths vs B. Sc from maths 3) ma'am ippo naama direct ah university la ye padichirundha dhaan from (university name) sollanuma illa clg la padichirundha kooda university name sollalama illa clg name dhaan sollanuma. For eg. I've done my graduation (from/ in ) govt arts clg or periyar university. Ma'am kindly reply to these questions asap as everyone speaks differently which causes confusion. Kindly mention the correct prepositions. I'm looking forward to hearing from you ma'am.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, A few videos have already been uploaded on job interviews and self-introduction. Please check the playlist named CONVERSATIONS for HR interview, and the playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS for TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good Morning 🙏 There is no need to worry. Please try to form the language as simple as possible. I don't use any of the ones you have stated. I am a maths graduate from that college. I hold a bachelor's degree in maths. It has to be BSc in maths.

[@kamalisrig2019]

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@rajendranjaiganesh6516]

Thank You Madam ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome🙏

[@b.sundararajan1210]

In tamilil speaking ikku englishil have been-has been-had been wordsgalai use painnuvathu patti Madam neeingal clearly this videovil told. Thanks You Lot .Please neeingal spoken english videos neraya release painnuinga.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 Thanks very much for your compliment 🙏

[@mustumohammed]

If there are two actions in the past , earlier past action will have "had". am I correct?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Almost correct. You can use the past simple tense instead of the past perfect tense when the sequence of events is clear or when there's no need to emphasize the order of events. Examples: I had worked there for almost a decade, but I wasn't promoted even once. He arrived before the start of the meeting.

[@dr.praveena14]

thank you so much mam for your clear explanation and examples i can understand and able use these sentence for suitable situations i would like to learn more from you.could you give an example and usage of have been +ing ?

[@dr.praveena14]

yea just now I saw your description it's in separate video.i will go through. thankyou

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Have been doing = this structure is mainly to talk about the duration of an action. E.g. I have been reading this book for more than an hour.

[@dr.praveena14]

thank you for your timely reply

[@sridharp2587]

super explanation madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much, Sir 🙏

[@BiggTvTamil]

"Email has been sent". is it correct?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Yes, it is.

[@djacole7]

Very good service to all people. God bless you and your family ! Sister

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your blessings 🙏

[@anandhiani2855]

the door has been broken in the above sentence perfect form is used but my question is which one is used wheather present perfect or present perfect continous bcoz the strcture of present perfect is has/have + past participle the structure of present perfect continous is has / have + been + present participle here been + past participle is used pls explain mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

The door has been broken (by someone). This sentence is in present perfect tense (passive voice). The door has been creaking on its hinges. This sentence is in present perfect continuous tense (active voice).

[@anandhiani2855]

thanku​@@englishwithteacheraparna

[@riyas2khan]

Not just I? Not just me is correct i think

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I = subject of the sentence. Me = object of the sentence. Not just I, even my pet dog has been abroad. If we break this sentence, it would be... Not just I have been abroad, even my pet dog has been abroad. As you said, please apply ME, and just check. Would it be right to say the following??? Not just me have been abroad... It's incorrect, right!

[@muthunayagamp2856]

Thank you for your corrections

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@mohamedrafimohamedsulthan3314]

Very nice and easy to understand.... Thanks lot...✍️

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment 🙏

[@rinozaizzath999]

Still I couldn't get mam .

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please watch it again and again.

[@rinozaizzath999]

@@englishwithteacheraparna I will try

[@josephkrishnan4368]

Very useful and easily explained.🙏

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your compliment 🙏

[@lencyjenita1242]

Hi ma'am, Sorry to interrupt, I have a doubt, is thanks very much right phrase ma'am... Actually being an English teacher I have learnt so many interesting things from you... wholeheartedly appreciate your work .. Regards from Singapore

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, Thanks very much for your compliment 😊 🙏 So and very are adverbs used to emphasize adjectives, adverbs, or phrases. Of these, SO carries emotions, whereas very is plain and quite professional. Examples: He is very good. He is so good. Being a KZbinr, I have always wished to display professionalism, and that's why I always use thanks very much. You may ask why THANKS VERY MUCH, and why not THANK YOU VERY MUCH. Thank you is a formal term, whereas thanks is a friendly term. Thanks very much is a mix of professionalism and friendliness. It ain't a set phrase, but 100% standard.

[@krishnakumar2390]

Akka that students has been here nu solakoodatha?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Students - plural word (Panmai) Plural'ku have dhaan use pannaum.

[@krishnakumar2390]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thanks a lot akka.

[@somusundaram3943]

அருமை அருமை

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

மிக்க நன்றி 🙏

[@venkatkarthi9055]

Happy womens day aparna madam you are such a inspiring women to us

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much for your wishes 😊 🙏 My women's day wishes to your mom, sisters, aunts, grandmother(s)🌺

[@jayasudhakathirvel6885]

Mam, please teach tense

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please check the playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS. A video explaining tenses has already been uploaded.

[@sathyananthanselvaraj6962]

has been/ have been +ing பத்தி சொல்லலியே.. ??

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Have been / has been + ing - present perfect continuous. A video has already been uploaded, so that part alone isn't added. The following is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpywand7fJ2VnLMsi=J9QHWMtbDxvPEybX

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please check the description of this video!

[@karthikv2823]

Happy women's day mam. Pls explain about v1, v2, v3

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Two more are there: V4 and V5. V1 = Do (Base verb) V2 = Did (past form) V3 = Done (past participle form) V4 = Doing (present participle form) V5 = Does (Third person singular form) Examples: I do go to my office on time. I did go to my office on time. I have done all my work. I am doing my work, so please do not disturb me. He doesn't do his work as expected. He needs counseling.

[@habismohamed7059]

Passive voice situations not mention

[@harihema1321]

Tq mam😇

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome🙏

[@rajarajan8869]

Please put video Was vs were

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 will make a video of that.

[@vijaybaskarbalaraman3743]

Mam take tusion

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am extremely sorry 🙏 After Covid, I stopped conducting.

[@psekar3581]

Police enquiry not inquiry!!!!

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Enquiry (British spelling) Inquiry (American spelling)😊

[@sridhargn1559]

Awesome Mad'am

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@ramasamyalagesan7344]

Very nice and easy to understand.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@RaviRavi-v1g]

Super madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@amaranathanpalaniappan4408]

B. E. S. T examples.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@pavapavalakkanmani4413]

Super madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@pratheebam6918]

Nenga library vanthu romba neram akifutcha .epadi english la kekrathu mam ...romba neram enakaka wait panitu irukingla..itjukum solunga mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Has it been so long since you have come to the library?

[@pratheebam6918]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thank u mam

[@MeenaMeena-qu1rj]

It has been a long time you visited library

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Ask - how long has it been since you have come to the library?

[@pratheebam6918]

@@MeenaMeena-qu1rj thank u mam

[@premkumar-bq7lz]

Thank you

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@intelligentforcedivision]

🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

🙏🙏🙏

[@sundersinghd-df2kb]

Super

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@vijayav6751]

Super madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@vidhyaannapoorani6797]

Sis, mahadivaratriku kannu mulikardu ,mulichen etc how to say in eng

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

மஹா சிவராத்திரி நாள் அன்றைக்கு இரவு முழுவதும் தூங்காமல் இருந்தேன். I was awake the entire night on the day of Maha Sivarathri. மஹா சிவராத்திரி நாள் அன்றைக்கு இரவு முழுவதும் தூங்காமல் இருப்பது நல்லது. It is good to be awake the entire night on the day of Maha Sivarathri.

[@vidhyaannapoorani6797]

Thanks

[@ravigovindasamy853]

Madam kindly clarify when to use as and has

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Has (supporting verb) examples: அவரிடம் லேப்டாப் உள்ளது. He has a laptop. அவளிடம் ஒரு மோட்டார் சைக்கிள் உள்ளது. She has a motorcycle. இயந்திரத்தில் சிக்கல் உள்ளது. The machine has a problem. அலுவலகத்தை அடைந்துவிட்டார். He has reached the office. அவள் வீட்டிற்கு வந்திருக்கிறாள். She has come home. முடிவு எடுக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது. The decision has been taken. As (conjunction) examples: நான் சொன்னபடி செய்! Do as I say! உறுதியளித்தபடி பணம் திருப்பி கொடுக்கப்பட்டது. The money was repaid, as promised.

[@ramakrisnan2117]

Very useful information. Could you please let me know the English word for the following? "KELVI KATTU ORUVANAI MADAKU" BY asking one a question to make him unable to answer. Thank you

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

To put a loaded question.

[@ramakrisnan2117]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thank you,Madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

You can also say TRICK QUESTION.

[@Arunadevi7]

Thank you mam 🙏 very useful 🎉

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@gayathirikanesh3808]

I'll let you know? Meaning sollugo mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

நான் உங்களுக்கு தெரியப்படுத்துகிறேன்.

[@elumalaisarangapani7432]

Mam need examples for future perfect tens

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Simple future = I will do (my promise) Future continuous = I will be doing that tomorrow around noon (my plan) Future perfect = I will have done that (to talk about something that will be completed before a specific time in the future) Future perfect continuous = At 5 p.m., I will have been doing that for 30 minutes (we are projecting ourselves forward in time and looking back at the duration of that activity)

[@nilofersulthana622]

Avan 3 nalaga varavillai ---- eppdi solvathu

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

She hasn't turned up for the last three days. Or She hasn't turned up for the past three days.

[@nilofersulthana622]

@@englishwithteacheraparna He has been leave for 3 days--- ithu right aaa ma'am

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Say = He has been on leave for the last three days.

[@nilofersulthana622]

Thank you ma'am

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

👍

[@antonyjayaraj95]

அருமை அட்டகாசம்

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@kaleesn1649]

Sorry... I can't understand..

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please watch it again and again. Take notes. Try to make your own example sentences.