How to Learn English Tenses Easily. Spoken English Tips. Spoken English : 9995672236

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The train left the station at9.53.I reached the station at 9.55.We can express this idea using past past perfect tense. When reached the station, the train had left the station. [When I reached ]

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[@mangalathu20]

Sir i have a doubt in past perfect form. Should have two actions in this tense??

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No necessary: Example I had finished my work before noon( one action) I had finished my work before the manager arrived ( two past actions)

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At this time past tense ൽ at that time ആവുമോ

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He have been or he has been? Please do the correction

[@englishwow]

The correct phrase is "He has been." "Has" is the correct auxiliary verb to use with the third person singular subject "he." "Have" is used with plural subjects or the pronoun "you." So, in this case, "He has been" is grammatically accurate.

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[@jayamanikk5637]

Isn't it " What will he has taught by tomorrow evening?

[@englishwow]

No, the sentence "What will he has taught by tomorrow evening?" is not grammatically correct. The correct form of the sentence would be "What will he have taught by tomorrow evening?"

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Simple future tense പറഞ്ഞില്ല

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What are you going to teach tomorrow? - is simple future tense😊

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Can you make video about simple, compound, & complex sentences?

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What did you teaching at last time yesterday. ഇങ്ങനെ പറയാൻ പറ്റുമോ

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What did you teach last time yesterday?

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നാളെ നിങ്ങൾ എന്തു പഠിപ്പിക്കും? എന്നതല്ലേ simple future അതിന് What will you teach tomorrow? എന്നു ചോതിച്ചാൽ പോരെ? What are you going to teach tomorrow? എന്നു വളച്ചു കെട്ടി ചോദിക്കണോ?

[@englishwow]

What will you teach tomorrow?" This sentence is in the simple future tense. It implies that you are asking someone about their plans for teaching tomorrow. It is a straightforward question about their teaching subject or topic for the following day. "What are you going to teach tomorrow?" This sentence uses the present continuous tense with the future time reference. It suggests that you are asking someone about their intended teaching plan or the specific lesson they have already decided to teach tomorrow.

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