English through an incident 3 | විශේෂ සිද්ධියක් තුලින් ඉංග්‍රීසි උගනිමු

English through an incident is a series of lessons which will help you learn English by listening to an incident. This lesson will help you learn to read novels, short stories and other texts.
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[@hotline9991]

Thanks sir its the best way to learn english quickly

[@rathnapriyakularathne830]

This lesson is very useful for me, thanks sir ❤

[@chandanisamaraweera7827]

Thanks a lot . We are improving english knowledge , using your programs. They are very helpful us to build up our knowledge .

[@pramilawarnasuriya123]

I lurned english ffom sir at bodhirathanaramaya..fev years ago..and i heard sirs english frogram city fm radio..good teacher...

[@lasanthaab8151]

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[@npkarunarathna9511]

Very good teaching sir

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

Thanks a lot. Happy learning!

[@nissankafernando7427]

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[@dineshakumari8128]

Thanks you so much sir,

[@samanthavidanage3911]

The education isn't accepted in this bad country but English is very important for all so you are doing a good job for it sir....Have a great day!!!!!!

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

You are right. I will try my best to help all my viewers. Happy learning!

[@anulaedirisinghe3378]

Thank you sir .

[@madushani9994]

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[@kumaridizzanayake9686]

සර් මෙ කියල දෙන ක්‍රමය සාර්ථක ක්‍රමයක් සිංහලෙන් කියා දීමේන් හොඳට වචන වල තේරුම ඉගෙන ගන්න පුළුවන් වෙනවාමම ගොඩක් වචන ඉගෙන ඉගෙන ගත්තා සර්ගෙ මේ පාඩම් වලින් මම හිතන විදියට මේක දකින අය ග්‍රහණය කරගනී තව ඉදිරියට සර්ට ගොඩාක් පින් අපි වගේ අයට මෙම පාඩම් ලබා දෙනවාට තෙරුවන් සරණයි

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

Thanks a lot Kumari, People like you encourage me a lot to do more and more good videos. Happy learning!

[@gaminipalitha5722]

Thank you so so so much Sir for teaching us English in a simple manner. May THE LORD GOD FATHER JESUS CHRIST always bless you Sir. Thank you so so so much again and again Sir.

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

Dear Gamini, Viewers like you encourage me a lot to make more useful videos. You're most welcome. God bless you too.

[@gaminipalitha5722]

Thank you so so so much Sir, for your kind response that you have kept on me Sir. Sir I usually watch your videos Sir. Since beginning I know you sir, as I was in the SRI LANKA AIR FORCE BASE Katunayaka. Sir your journal was very very popular and famous during that period. Sir I like your videos so much Sir. Sir please upload so many videos for us Sir. Sir may you live long and long with healthy life Sir and may you have a long life Sir, IN THE NAME OF HOLY LORD GOD FATHER JESUS CHRIST. With always my kind regards to you Sir. Thank you so so so much again and again Sir.

[@riyo-dmanoj5324]

Thanks wacthing sir 😊🙏🙏

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

Thanks a lot for your comment after a long time. Happy learning!

[@williamserpanchy220]

This will help you to improve your English by listening. Thank you sir for the daily updates.😘

[@nimalkarunathilaka6353]

Thank you for bringing us such precious lessons. I have a doubt the sentence of " I saw you standing " If we say the same sentence as followed, "I saw you were standing". is the meaning same ?

[@indraniranathunga3285]

There is a spelling mistake in the second line.I think it is misprinted. The word is "against". Am I correct sir ?

[@harshaniperera9759]

I just want to know whether we can express the same in this way. I saw you were standing. I heard she was crying.

[@petpet419]

Shouting for help , the child ran round the house / සර් මේ වාක්‍යයේ shouting for lhelp කියන present participle phrase එක ප්‍රධාන වාක්‍යයේ අවසානෙටත් දාන්න පුලුවන් නෙ ?

[@BAD_KING_YT]

pepar sakachcha karanna ko please

[@massfeet9169]

Sir...Dont use Sinhala..🤔😌

[@JayatissaAthaudahetti]

Thanks and what you say is right. But in Sri Lanka many KZbin viewers would like lessons being described in Sinhala. Happy learning!