Lesson 37 | Mixed Tenses: Part 1 | How to Choose the Correct Tense | TNPSC ENG| English With Vennila

[@nagalingamkannan1823]

First of all I thank you Mam, for giving an unpredictable and no one unknown of these kind of usages. I am obliged to say a few important things that you have taught about the lesson. Never use in English did spent, did came, No using cost with 'ing' A carpenter makes furniture. It is a general truth sentence and no article place in there while the same sentence used in present perfect tense (specified a particular situation) "The carpenter has made the furniture" as 'The' article must be specified in before of the subject as well as the object. This is what a true teaching. Wow! This is not a customary teaching that like other tutors' conducting the lesson. Really i feel it as a discourse and more than it. This is the significance of the lesson. Once again i thank you at the bottom of my heart.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you!

[@prabhuarumugam5291]

@@EnglishwithVennila superb compliment for the great teacher -----Neyveli

[@nanthinia2016]

Great explanations thank you mam.

[@aksayaksay1501]

Super ah sollitharonga very thank you so much

[@123umaraja]

Thanks madam, very good examples you have given . very good explanation

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Thank you.

[@Vanakkamakale]

Very helpful mam

[@premanandhanprithiviraj5818]

15/18 - very helpful... Thank you mam..

[@ManiKandan-ii3uo]

Thank you mam

[@DangerDash405.]

Mam... I had watched the video and I scored 15 /15

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Very good.

[@kannanj4886]

Kindly boost brightness&clear voice

[@masalaworld4006]

A carpenter has made furniture or carpenter makes furniture Which is correct?

[@jayakumarjayakumar9548]

Good morning mam I scored 12/15 mam Thank you so much

[@ruthreshk1339]

Mam why it was not possible to use pesent perfect tense in q 2

[@tnpsctrickschannel2362]

If your writing letters are big, it will be very fine

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@senthilvel2932]

Would you mind ________ the suitcase sir. A) open B) to open C)opening D)opened. Mam for this question i choose option B but answer is C how mam.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

' mind' is followed by a gerund

[@kadharhussan1940]

Amazing mam 12 out of 15

[@motherarabindo7295]

Hi Madam, I have an ambiguity in using the words that are enclosed with paranthesis. If someone says, I didn't receive your files Reply (will/would) be as follows. Please guide me which one is correct. I was processed the file and uploaded two days (ago/before). Or I have processed the file and uploaded the file two days (ago/before). Or I had processed the file and uploaded two days (ago/before). Or I have been processed the file and uploaded two days (ago/before). Or I had been processed the file and uploaded two days (ago/before). Also, when to use 1. We had made changes in the file. 2. We have made changes in the file.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Mother Arabindo " If someone says..., reply will be..." "If someone said..., reply would be..." Please watch my video on If Clauses. Here's the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXPdomxmZtKUiKc

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Mother Arabindo "I processed the file and uploaded it two days ago" is right.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

@ Mother Arabindo "We have made changes in the file" and "We had made changes in the file" are both correct. One is past perfect and the other is present perfect. Please watch my videos on these two tenses to understand their difference in meaning.

[@motherarabindo7295]

Thanks much, Madam.

[@vigneshd8544]

6 . Questions dout ta irukku

[@georgepat08]

11/15

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Good.

[@tamilandagod4088]

Can u give me the principle for tenses because I need to fulfill this

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Here's the link of all the videos on tenses.. kzbin.info/aero/PLxKGe179I8LlBRpv0go3f3-zSzPiQMyvq

[@beyourself3815]

Mam do a video on conjunctions.

[@EnglishwithVennila]

Ok

[@ipsthepassion125]

Mam! I have one doubt. You have mentioned word "everybody" in 15th question. "Everybody" means "they". So, it can be as answer just "have gone". Am I correct mam?