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Usage of Either, Either of, Either or, Neither of, Neither nor...
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[@venkateshm5210]

Very clear explanation...thank u mam... Could you please clear the doubt about the usage of with, even as and even with. One more doubt, shall we use the word "with" instead of "as (conjunction)" in the sentence

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Sure sir. Will post a video on this soon.

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[@mohamedmifras8274]

Madam, Could you please tell me how to use? 1)As i could 2)As i should 3)As i would

[@azarmohamed3291]

Welcome Mam Im the one who commented first

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Thank you sir

[@azarmohamed3291]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish My Pleasure Mam.Thank you👌

[@rekhaa3979]

Pls upload translation sentences frm tamil to english.

[@gvndshiva2178]

To have

[@vishnu_kumar143]

Mam neither munnadiyum use pannalam la athunala yathachum thappu varuma mam Neither i wroked nor studied Ipdi sollalama mam

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Neither - starting la pottu use seiyalaam sir.

[@geethug6467]

Hi mem diff between It would rain It could rain

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

It could rain- means ... It is possible to rain. Could is past tense of 'can'. It is also used to talk about possibilities. Generally we don't say "it would rain". Because this sentence is incomplete and doesn't give us proper information. Would is used in reported speech or with conditionals - if Mazhai pieum endru weatherman sonnaar - the weatherman told that it would rain. Sudden-a puyal thondrinaal mazhai pie-a kudum (unreal) - it would rain if a cyclone appears all of a sudden.

[@syedmohamed4097]

Should I not go? Shouldn't I go? Should I not have gone? Shouldn't I have gone?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Naan poganum - I should go/I have to go/I am supposed to go (Hint: Tamil-la verb + num sound varum) Naan pogakudadhu - I shouldn't go/ I am not supposed to go (hint: verb + kudadhu) Questions-um ipadi dhaan - naan poga kudadha? - shouldn't I go?/ Don't I have to go?/ Am I not supposed to go? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGrNk2WEqdNkisU kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ_ahYaens-lqrM kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqecaqeQg9-af5o

[@balajir6027]

None of us must b used mam. Please clarify it

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Actually, here both can be used sir. But still... Neither of - is used when 'them, us, etc' involves 2 people. When people involved are 2 or more - none of .. should be used.

[@suntv42]

Mam I have a doubt.could you please clear me. Avaludaya petrorgali oruvar (mattum) english pesuvar. Either of her parents speaks English. (Is this correct)

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Yes. It is (grammatically) But generally we don't speak like this. Make the sentence simple... Only her mother speaks English. / Only her father speaks English.

[@suntv42]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Thanks so much mam i am clear now. ok mam.,i do use in simple sentences but i had the doubt for a few days .

[@suntv42]

Either or=2 Either she or her SISTERS are going to do this. Either she or her SISTER is going to do this. Mam neenga sonninga either form la plural noun vanthalum singular verb than varun yendru . Then how to right the first sentence. please clear about that.

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Either or means= onnu idhu, illaiyendral adhu => edho ondru (Generally) = single (is) Sometimes it would be... idhu alladhu adhugal => single or multiple = plural (are) Let's give names to 'she' and her 'sister(s)' She = Latha Her sisters = Radha and Geetha Either she or her sister (here we are considering her one sister only) Either Latha or Radha = onnu Latha alladhu Radha - yaaro oruthar dhaan seiya poraanga. So, 'is' use seiyarom. Either she or her sisters (here we are considering both her sisters) Either Latha or Radha & Geetha = onnu Latha alladhu Radha matrum Geetha (rendu perum) seiya poraanga (i.e.,) onnu Latha mattum thaniya seivaanga or else Radha and Geetha rendu perum serndhu seivaanga. Radha and Geetha (plural)... So, 'are' use seiyarom.

[@suntv42]

@@eficazacademysspokenEnglish 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Thanks a lot Mamf for your good explanation.

[@syedmohamed4097]

Peace be upon you I have some doubts in these sentence structure Could you please clear my doubts? How to write these sentence in English language Do he not go? Don't he go? Did he not go? Didn't he go? Will he not go? Won't he go? Is he not going? Isn't he going? Was he not going? Wasn't he going? Will he not be going? How to say this.( like this or like that) Won't he be going? Won't be he going? Please answer my sister

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

These are negative questions. Remember one thing sir... Never use 'don't' or 'do not' with subjects (present tense) - he, she, it, this, that, singular name (Tom), singular noun (my mother/my friend, etc).... We have to use 'doesn't'. Does he not come? - doesn't he come? For subjects - I, you, we, they, plural names (Tom n Jerry/ Tom, Jerry and Pluto), plural nouns (my parents/my friends, etc).... We have to use 'don't'. Do you not go? - don't you go? Future tense - will not ... In short 'won't' (for all subjects) Will you not go? - won't you go? Will he not come? - won't he come? Past tense - did not... In short 'didn't' ( for all subjects) Did he not go? - didn't he go? Did you not go? - didn't you go? I have explained how to frame questions in the following videos... kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4rIf4uiictniLM kzbin.info/www/bejne/fITLpquebqpoo6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZm2mZqdecZ2eqs kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5m7aIx-oK-MsLc

[@syedmohamed4097]

Thank you so much my sister

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I do like you say teach mam could pls upload pretty usage mam?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Sure ma'am

[@veerakumar.r2572]

Sister கேள்வி க்கு Whether or not. சொல்வாங்க. இப்படியும் பயன்படுத்தலாமா...?

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Whether or not - um statements la dhaan adigam use seivom sago. But question maadiri therium. Unakku idhu venuma illa adhu venumanu ennidam sol - tell me whether you want this or that. Avan varaano illayo Naanga porum - whether he is coming or not we are going.

[@sanjeevis5233]

Either of them இதற்கு என்ன அர்த்தம் அம்மா

[@eficazacademysspokenEnglish]

Rendu la onnu/oruthar. This one or that one.

[@gvndshiva2178]

To have

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To have