Simple Present and Continuous - Difference

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In the session, let's discuss how simple present and continuous tenses are different.

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when will you come to in live video . Mam, the idiom TALK THE TALK meaning mam? If you know please reply mam.

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Mam, What does it mean the idiom 'Talk the talk'.? Ex. # She's only been a lawyer for 3 years, but she sure can talk the talk. # Talk the talk with daily words. # He has always been able to talk the talk of the common mam. # She didn't talk the talk of feminism, but her career was most important thing in her life. # You can talk the talk but we need to deliver in the middle. Each examples have different meaning. I could not understand. If you know the meaning, please let me know. Mam. I am waiting for your reply.

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Mam, I searched for modal verbs of probability on website. Athula few modals koduthurukkanga mam. Present tense la must, might, could, may, can't + infinitive nu kuduthu examples kuduthurunthaanga Mam, I am waiting for Julie with another friend david. I ask : where is Julie?. David guess She *must be* on the bus (I am fairly sure this is a good guess) She *might* come soon (May be) She *could be* be lost (May be) She *may be* in the wrong room(May be) She *can't be* at home (I am fairly sure this is n't true). Ithula last example enakku purila mam. Aval veetla irukkamaattal apdingrathu unmai ilaanu enaku therium apdinu solraangla Mam. Please answer mam. Present tense la *not* use panrappo can't tha use pannanumaa mam. Mela kudutha examples la must not, might not, could not, may not, ithellaam modals of probability la varaathaa Mam. Athe probabilities of modals la *can* use panni example mam, *Can* is used for something that is generally possible, something we know sometimes happens: Ex .. Prices *can* be high in London . Apdinu kuduthurunthanga mam. Intha example ku exact aa enna meaning mam , aprm mela solirkra *something we know sometimes happens* ithukku enna meaning mam,. Sorry for this long doubt mam , please clear my doubt mam

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