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[@govindbavirisetti6627]

Excellent teaching...gob bless you...

[@ramachandrareddykunduru8875]

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[@ravulajyothsna4672]

Nice explanation keep posting more videos 📹 I like the way you explained.

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[@harikrishnakumar5872]

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[@nandamuriraaja5909]

నీ లాగా ఒక విషయాన్ని ఇంత బాగా అర్థమయ్యేలాగా ఎవరు చెప్పలేరు🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@JHASVI.UPPALA]

Thanks for making a passive voice video of yesterday’s class

[@venkateswarareddy1964]

Your teaching is very natural..Sir...

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

ThanQ Sir... 🙏..

[@durgarao4982]

Don't stop your amazing English videos. Please, continue to give more knowledge to us.

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Sure I'll continue... But right now I'm a bit busy...

[@ganeshvelaga5607]

Very nice explanation

[@durgarao4982]

Super explanation sir

[@lakshmideviv4766]

Well said brother .. plz explain all types of infinite classes..

[@jayasrirachuri4649]

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[@ARaju-io1ek]

You have been choosing good topics.. Great sir..

[@lingaiah6190]

Good. Explanation Babu

[@ramachandra3852]

Very useful and informative sir.

[@VedicEnglishFormula]

you are the best in youtube for English grammar, Bro could you please explain how to speak English without breaks

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

ThanQ so much... Ok I'll make a video on it....

[@kotesh7462]

Easy explaning

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[@KattamanchiRajesh]

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[@swarooparanithota2300]

Excellent

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

ThanQ so much... 🙏...

[@Ramsamson24]

Thank you brother send

[@ganeshvelaga5607]

I request you to make one video for the usage of get phrasal verbs

[@StudentsLIFE12345]

Thank you

[@sangeethamadhubabu8336]

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[@venkataraomodini2364]

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[@bitlasridhar1155]

Good . well said but according to the grammar there is no passive voice for continuous infinite and perfect continuous infinitive s like, to be + v4 , to have been + v4

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

As per the grammar rules we have passive voice for all the tenses... But We don't use them....they look absurd.... If we want to say పేదలు చాలా సంవత్సరాల నుండి మోసాగించా పడుతున్నారు... Then we mush use present perfect continuous tense in passive form... The poor have been being deluded for so many years... But we say The poor are being deluded for years....

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Reference : www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/grammar/active_passive.htm

[@bitlasridhar1155]

Thanks alot for clarifying my doubts bro.

[@ARaju-io1ek]

Could you please tell me this answer Whom did you go with? With whom did you go? Which sentence is correct in the above sentences.

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Both are correct....

[@EnglishMentor-f8f]

Sir State the difference among the following Superiority of his over animals Or Superiority of him over animals Or His superiority over animals The sentence is Man is the only animal that kills for pleasure, which shows some superiority of his over animals. Let me know the difference in the usage of every phrase mentioned above

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

You got confused as possessive pronoun and possessive adjective of he is HIS... This is my bag and that is yours(your bag ) This is my bag and that is hers(her bag ) In the same way we can say This is my opportunity and that is his (his opportunity ) And friend of mine can also be written as My friend Opportunity of yours = your opportunity Opportunity of his = his opportunity Generally we don't say friend of him Friend of me.. Though some people use it.... So superiority of his can be written as His superiority (అతని ఆధిపత్యం ) Superiority of his over animals జంతువుల మీద అతని ఆధిపత్యం

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

I have made some videos on possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns... If possible watch them....

[@panthulukrishna7]

Meeru English god sir..edaina pdf unte cheppandi sir meedi..

[@boillakarna1927]

I'm happy to be here నేను ఇక్కడ ఉన్నందుకు సంతోషంగా ఉన్నాను. మీరు ఇక్కడ ఉన్నందుకు మేము సంతోషంగా ఉన్నాను how to say this word in English Sir

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

You can say " I am happy for you to be here"... Or I'm happy that you are here....

[@boillakarna1927]

@@englishmantrabypraveen7504 thank you for your reply Sir

[@JHASVI.UPPALA]

Sir is it grammatically correct using been being v3 in a sentence bcz I have never seen in any news paper ..please send me if you have any such sentence

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Grammatically passive voice of present perfect continuous tense is possible... But it looks absurd... As per the rules we can form passive voice... In Telugu we frequently use this structure చిన్నప్పటినుండి మేము మోసాగించాపడుతూ ఉన్నాము But in English we say " we are being deluded since childhood" Instead of " we have been being deluded since childhood"...

[@JHASVI.UPPALA]

@@englishmantrabypraveen7504 thanks sir doubt clarify ayyindi

[@subbaraobakka8310]

Please tell me been be form kadha

[@subbaraobakka8310]

To write ante rayadaniki to be written ante passive Kadha meaning yela vastundhi

[@subbaraobakka8310]

To be done meaning yenti

[@rakeshss9]

1) I will be happy to have won the lottery tomorrow. 2) I will be happy to have won the lottery by tomorrow. Indulo edi correct or renduu correct yena or renduu wrong yena. Please cheppandi

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Both are correct... 1) రేపు గిలిచి ఉన్నందుకు (less formal) 2) రేపటికల్లా గెలిచి ఉన్నందుకు

[@rakeshss9]

@@englishmantrabypraveen7504 Got it👍🏻 thank you

[@ajaykathi9757]

Sir, to have won the lottery yesterday. to have completed the work tomorrow. Ee two oke structure kadha?

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Same structure

[@ajaykathi9757]

Sir, aa okka structure ne past ki future ki vadocha? Please give reply.

[@subbaraobakka8310]

Sir Sunday work chesinadhuku sad GA vunnau ani with out infitive tho yela chepali

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

I'm sad as i worked on sunday.....

[@subbaraobakka8310]

@@englishmantrabypraveen7504 ok thanks

[@NageswaraoRam]

Do you think English children learn grammar to speak English no from repeated speaking only

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Yes, native speakers learn by listening to others. However, we don't have English-speaking people around us to learn by listening. I learned English through grammar, not by listening...

[@subbaraobakka8310]

To be here ante to base from ?

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

IS/AM/ARE/WAS /WERE base form be

[@subbaraobakka8310]

@@englishmantrabypraveen7504 thanks but been mari

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Is/am/are/was/were V3 form been She is playing (is ముందు has పెడితే ) She has (is) playing (is v3 been కాబట్టి ) She has been playing అవుతుంది

[@NageswaraoRam]

You are complicating explanation instead ofgiving many examples which gives an idea

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Thank you for your feedback! I'll keep that in mind while making new videos.

[@anadaravenkatesh3339]

Super sir

[@srikanthgoud1120]

Super explanation 👍🙏