Tenses பத்தின புரிதல் உங்களுக்கு இருக்கா Take a Grammar Test

[@jayakumarjayakumar2682]

Excellent video madam. I expect these kinds of videos for our English growth. It was nice to show us the name of the tense.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@AngappanRaja]

This formula will make us to reach next level.. Tq madam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@shriusha8709]

This type of video much helpful mam. Thank you. Have you met him before? Did you meet him already? Is both are same mam நீங்கள் இவரை ஏற்கனவே சந்தித்து இருக்கிறீர்களா

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much🙏 "Have you met him before?" suggests that you're asking if the person has had any previous encounter with him without specifying a particular time frame. It's a general inquiry about past meetings. "Did you meet him already?" implies that there's a specific time frame or event in mind, and you're asking if the meeting has already taken place within that frame. It's a bit more specific.

[@selvianthony9139]

உங்களின் கற்பிக்கும் முறை மிகவும் அருமையாக உள்ளது வாழ்த்துக்கள். நீங்கள் தொழில் முறையில் ஒரு ஆங்கில ஆசிரியரா?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

உங்கள் பாராட்டுதல்களுக்கு மிக்க நன்றி 🙏🙏🙏

[@baluuppoor5694]

Madam, Mom and Dad are calling us. Tamil meaning for this sentence is "அம்மா வும், அப்பாவும் நம்மை கூப்பிட்டு கொண்டுயிருக்கிறார்கள்" என்றுதானே வரும்.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

No.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

சூழ்நிலையை புரிந்துகொண்ட பின்பே அதற்கு ஏற்றாற்போலத்தான் மொழி மாற்றம் செய்யவேண்டும். ஒருவருக்கு அழைப்பு விடுத்தலையும் தொடர்ந்து செய்யும் ஒரு வேலையையும் ஒன்றாக ஒப்பிடக்கூடாது. Examples: They are shouting at me. They are calling me. இந்த ரெண்டு வாக்கியங்களும் என்னதான் present continuous'ஆக இருந்தாலும் they are calling me என்ற செயல் அந்த ஒரு நொடியில் முடிந்து விடும் செயல். இருப்பினும் அழைப்பு விட்டவர்களை நாம் சந்திக்கும் வரை ஒரு தாக்கத்திற்காக present continuous உபயோகிக்கின்றோம்.

[@premkumar-bq7lz]

Great work madam, Thank you 🎉

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@paulineanthi5072]

Thanks a lot.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@ssylva9536]

Great Service Mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@arunapillappan5305]

Please make the videos like this, it's very useful 🙏

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 Thanks very much 🙏

[@umaraniprasad4164]

Super mam. Good attempt to teach English effectively.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@dradha9819]

Good afternoon mam. Can u pls explain the difference between owing to and due to. In what situations it can be used?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's simple. Both are formal prepositional phrases that mean BECAUSE OF SOMETHING. However, there is a slight difference. Due to is more specific than owing to. Examples: She was absent from work due to severe abdominal pain. She was absent from work owing to physical illness. Otherwise, both are synonymous with each other.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good afternoon 🙏

[@dradha9819]

Thank you mam 🙏

[@girigiri2167]

Superb learning ❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@dbags6268]

Madam, Simple present can also be used "Mom and dad call us"

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Mom and dad call us has a different meaning. For example. Our mom and dad live abroad. They usually call us on Saturdays. My mom and dad are calling us - is a momentary action.

[@prabhuraja5606]

Lot's of love thank you mam🎉

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome, brother 🙏

[@jasminansari1231]

Thank you mam,post a lot of videos like this mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 Thanks 🙏

[@BroChill1610]

Perfect mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@அன்பேசிவம்-ங9ழ]

அவள் திஙாகட்கிழமை...HR.இதனை மீண்டும் விளக்க முடியுமா.I think it is passive voice.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

No, it isn't. Passive voice has "BE + PAST PARTICIPLE," whereas this sentence has "will be + present participle."

[@rajagopalan8798]

Madam Number 1 நான் இப்போ தான் ஷாப்பிங் போய்ட்டு வந்தேன் I think we shd say " I just now got home after shopping". Bcoz "I have just been out for shopping" would mean - just now I went out of my house for shopping and I am still in shop

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sorry, you have misunderstood. I have just been to a supermarket = I went to a supermarket and just came back. She has just been to a grocery store = she went to a grocery store and just came back. Likewise... I have just been "OUT" (for what? = shopping). Meaning = I went out and just came back.

[@SaraswathiRathinavel]

Day today useful sentences, thank you mam 🎉

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@wingsoffiree]

Plz make part 2 of this video

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Will definitely try!

[@jasminansari1231]

While use panra idathla when use pannalama mam? When i was cooking lunch ,my friends were playing tennis ,idu correct aa mam? While she was talking to her dad some one knocked at the door nu thaana mam varum

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

All AS, WHEN, WHILE - all these three are used to introduce a longer background action which is going on when something else happens or happened, HOWEVER in the particular example you have given it is better to use WHILE, and not HAVE. My friends were playing tennis while I was cooking lunch." WHY? It is because... "The word "while" indicates that both actions were happening simultaneously, which provides a clearer picture of the timing." No. 2: "She was talking to her dad when someone knocked at the door." "While she was talking to her dad, someone knocked at the door." Both these sentences are precise. Both sentences effectively convey that the knock happened during her conversation with her dad.

[@silmiyusuf1127]

Thank you ma'am

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@amirtharani.a561]

thanks a lot mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@jeyapandiyan7426]

Mam, what's different between the paradox and contradiction?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Beautiful question 👌 Paradox = two opposing ideas - both are true. E.g. A rich country with poverty. Contradiction = difference between two ideas - one of them has to be wrong. E.g. You say that you are best friends, but you don't trust him. Isn't that a contradiction.

[@dradha9819]

It's very useful question. Mam's explanation is great. 🙏

[@jaijulie9598]

I have been doing exercises at daily morning

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Say = I do exercises every morning.

[@Smarties37]

Generally for habits and usual activities, we could use simple sentences.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

True 👍

[@jayakumarjayakumar2682]

Madam, i want more video like this from you

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 please check the playlist named LENGTHY VIDEOS

[@jayakumarjayakumar2682]

@@englishwithteacheraparna I got it madam. Thanks

[@rajaramp9008]

Thanks

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@veronicaesther4682]

Fantastic mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@thilakasaba227]

Thanks .

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@padmesh2899]

Very useful to me mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much🙏

[@jeyapandiyan7426]

Mam good morning, Have you met him before have you.met him already what's the difference between the both sentences

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

"Have you already met him?" is a bit more formal and might be used in written communication or formal speech. "Have you met him before?" is slightly more casual and commonly used in spoken conversation.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Good Morning 🙏 Nice question 👌

[@jeyapandiyan7426]

Thanks to reply mam,do you conduct any Spoken English classes in online because I want to learn.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

I am extremely sorry! I don't conduct classes 🙏

[@ramakrisnan2117]

Neenga Gilli/ Killi Thaan. Here what is the meaning of Gilli or killi? as you mentioned? Does it mean, shrewd or gumption?

[@satheeshramalingam9922]

Mam 1) Do you come? or Are you coming? which one is correct2) Do & Will what is the difference?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Do you come...? Is about mostly questioning the regularity of an action? Examples: Do you come to office on time? Do you go to gym every day? Note: Do you come? (This itself isn't a complete meaningful interrogative sentence) Are you coming....? Is about one time action. Are you coming to the party? Are you coming to the meeting?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Regarding DO and WILL. One of the meanings of Will is to talk about what generally happens, which is the key function of DO. Examples: Oil will foalt on water = Oil does float on water. Both convey the same message. Other than this, WILL is predominantly for FUTURE.

[@veersekar58]

6:38 mam i think there is a mistake ' when she was talking to her dad someone knocked at the door ' or 'someone knocked at the door while she was talking to her dad'

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Either of them is right: While she was talking to her dad, someone knocked at the door. Or As given in the video = she was talking to her dad when someone knocked at the door. Note: when she was talking.... doesn't sound right.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

There is no mistake in the video.

[@jamunaravikumar3751]

Mam if possible can u explain about the conjunction Whenever. Where to use

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Whenever means "at any time" or "every time that." It is used to indicate that something can happen at any point in time or on every occasion that a certain condition is met. For example, "You can call me whenever you need help" means you can call at any time you need assistance.

[@jamunaravikumar3751]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thanks mam for your support

[@ramakrisnan2117]

Excellent translation. Could you please let me know the difference between," yesterevening vs yesterday evening? Thank you.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Yestereve or yesterevening is archaic; not Contemporary.

[@sumivel7577]

Love you so much, mam❤

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@MohamedSharaf-s9d]

Welcome to teacher

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@Gurusamy-ym5hz]

சூப்பர் மாம்

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

மிக்க நன்றி 🙏

[@dharanganga8019]

Thank you so much mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@Xyx12345]

Mam, may I know the difference between trip and vacation

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It's easy. Trip = usually short. Vacation = usually long. Trip = could be for business also. Vacation = only for leisure.

[@anbarasanknb419]

Nice mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@krithikagovind164]

Already program planned So (he is taking his mother to the hospital tomorrow as per schedule) Is it correct mam or your sentence

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Both are correct. Future continuous has several usages. One of them is certainty - the one that will definitely happen, which is almost equivalent to present continuous for planned action. Moreover, when we use present continuous for planned action, there is no need to use the phrase AS PLANNED.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

He is taking his mother to the hospital tomorrow. That's it. No need to add AS PER SCHEDULE - it's incorrect.

[@krithikagovind164]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Ok mam thanks for clear explanation

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@HajaHaja-q3y]

What is the difference between and inbetween

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Between talks about a direct connection or a clear distinction between two things, whereas in between talks about a position or state that's intermediate, ambiguous, or unclear.

[@deva1443]

Miha miha Arumai

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

மிக்க நன்றி 🙏

[@leofernandes.l2374]

Mam u said " news word come from Latin but I searched In Google there is no result like it. Could u tell me the reason mam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please look up any standard dictionary like Advanced Oxford or Advanced Cambridge or Merriam-webster. I don't just Google; I go deep into etymology.

[@rajmohand555]

Mam transformation of sentence teach panungalen, pls

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

A video has already been uploaded explaining this topic. Please check the playlists.

[@Baby_Manisha11]

You are not giving time,but you are teaching nice ENG

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please take your own time. Pause the video. It's in your control.

[@priyadharshini2342]

Nowadays she doesn't come to office on time. Idhula avar na adhu gents ladies epdi edukrathu?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Avar is a common word for both men and women when mentioned with respect.

[@priyadharshini2342]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thanks aparna

[@jeyapandiyan7426]

நாளை நீ விழாவிற்கு வருவாய் என நினைக்கிறேன் இதற்கு I think you will come to the function tomorrow என்கிற வாக்கியம் சரியாக இருக்காதா மேம்

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

No, Sir. Future continuous has several usages. One of them is guessing something strongly. Hence, future continuous is apt.

[@krithikagovind164]

Thanks for sharing mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Welcome 🙏

[@BroChill1610]

Hi mam Advance directive means

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

It is a legal document in which you can write down what kind of medical care you want if you become too sick to speak for yourself. It helps doctors and family members know your wishes so they can make decisions about your care.

[@jaferhussainsubhanadam6379]

Maam plz video for one, email how to write about any office purpose

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Sure 👍 will definitely make one.

[@jaferhussainsubhanadam6379]

@@englishwithteacheraparna thank U

[@kavinmenon6489]

Great, teacher

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@A.krishanA.krishnan]

He..or..she..dosnotcometo..office..explan😊😊😊

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

She doesn't come to office on time. It means that lately, she is consistently arriving late to the office.

[@endrumungalnanban2269]

Ungalai sandika vendum endru araamvathil aasai irunthathu but adhu ippo illai neril sandithal than nan bar gal enbathilai how to say this mam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

"I once had an interest in meeting you, but not anymore. Real friendships aren't formed solely by meeting someone."

[@endrumungalnanban2269]

@englishwithteacheraparna thanks mam a another much need sentence to me I am obliged

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@kalaivanianbarasu1532]

Sorry mam I can't do how can I improve

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Please keep practicing 🙏 Where there's a will there's a way.

[@moorthycm6299]

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@varnam2276]

Mam, good evening, i am a teacher , I want to work in school. But I haven't had any proper and perfect resume model. So I need your help mam plz send any model or how to write the resume plz explain mam thank you.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Hi, Will definitely help you. Nowadays, there are a lot of websites that carry enormous templates for resumes. You just have to feed the needed information. That's all. Let me share a few sites. Canva Jobseeker Microsoft Please try these.

[@manichinakutty7350]

I am 73 but have a burning desire to speak fluently in english, but i forget what i learned, help me madam

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

From the way you have texted, it is obvious that you are very good at English, so you must know ways to improve your oral fluency. Cultivating a daily reading habit in your favorite genre. Listening to English conversations by native speakers, preferably with English subtitles. Doing mirror practice; talk to yourself in the mirror.

[@rogenikoomaran5612]

Mam do u teach online clases

[@kumaresamanikaruppasamy9165]

I have completed my shopping

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Complete doesn't go with the word shopping. It's DO. I've done shopping.

[@ramyaramya1021]

Respected madam, I couldn't get even one answer correct. Kindly aid me madam.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

No worries! Read a lot of books, preferably short stories. You will be able to form sentences.

[@anjkqvop8792]

Mam literally means Tamil la enna

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Literally means உண்மையாகவே. She is literally crying. அவள் உண்மையில் அழுகிறாள்.

[@avittamsree4608]

He had been cutting trees for long hours yet he was not tired.

[@avittamsree4608]

Could you please explain what's the meaning of" inspite of'

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Your sentence needs to be rephrased. In spite of = despite.

[@ragavendharang2701]

He didn't or he doesn't which is correct?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Both are correct. He didn't = past tense. He doesn't = present tense. Examples: Yesterday, he didn't come to school on time. Nowadays, he doesn't come to school on time.

[@ragavendharang2701]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thanks for your quick response

[@sujathachander8367]

Excellent

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Thanks very much 🙏

[@prems4833]

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[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@gospeofrevivelmusic9885]

தமிழில் 'அவர் 'ஆங்கிலத்தில் she ' இது எப்படி சாத்தியம்?

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

சாத்தியம்! ஏனெனில் அவன் = ஆண்பால்; அவள் = பெண்பால்; அவர் = ஆண்பால் அல்லது பொதுப்பால் (ஆணுக்கும் பெண்ணுக்கும்). அதீத மரியாதை காரணமாக ஒரு பெண்ணையும் அவர் என்று அழைப்பதுண்டு.

[@gospeofrevivelmusic9885]

Thanq

[@avittamsree4608]

Coming Monday I will be promoted as senior manger by th. H.R

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Your sentence has a prepositional error.

[@avittamsree4608]

Thanks

[@anushajayarajah1680]

I went for shopping Now

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Now and just now are two different expressions. Now = currently, which mostly goes with present forms. E.g. I am shopping now. Just now = a very short time ago. E.g. Where is my pen? I had it just now.

[@Mayohn_ThePrince]

I think you will come to the function tomorrow Varadha yen will be coming podreenga

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

One of the key functions of future continuous tense is STRONG GUESS.

[@getaradhakrishnan8451]

I go abroad every six monhs

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Every six months and once every six months are almost the same. However, there is a difference. Once every six months I go abroad suggests that I specifically travel abroad once every six months, without necessarily implying regularity or consistency beyond that interval. Whereas I go abroad every six months suggests that I travel abroad regularly every six months.

[@YOGICVOICE-OFFICIAL]

Correction madam: When she was talking to her dad, somebody knocked at the door..

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Either of them is right: While she was talking to her dad, someone knocked at the door. Or As given in the video = she was talking to her dad when someone knocked at the door.

[@Sakibanu]

Nowadays he doesn't come to office on time

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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[@Smarties37]

Next Monday i will get promotion by h r

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Need a rephrase.

[@நல்லதுசொல்வேன்-ங7ண]

"நான் தினமும் காலையில் உடற்பயிற்சி செய்கிறேன் !" என்பது தானே தமிழிலும், நீங்கள் சொல்லும் ஆங்கில வாக்கியத்திற்கும் பொருத்தமாக இருக்கும் !🤔

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

செய்கிறேன் என்பது செய்கின்றேன் என்று அல்லவா பொருள் தரும் அதாவது இப்பொழுது அச்செயல் நடைபெற்றுக் கொண்டிருக்கிறது. உதாரணமாக.. A: நீ என்ன செய்கிறாய்? B: நான் சமையல் செய்கிறேன். Simple present forms: நான் எப்பொழுதும் உண்மையைத்தான் சொல்வேன் = I always speak truth. நான் அதிகாலையில் எழுவேன் = I get up early in the morning. அது போல "செய்வேன்."

[@kamatchihariharan369]

As far as I know, we use both the forms for the simple present tense. It depends. இந்தப் பள்ளியில் நான் ஆசிரியராகப் பணிபுரிகிறேன். - I work as a teacher in this school. Here, we don't use பணிபுரிவேன்.

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

Yes! Your explanation makes sense 👌

[@kamatchihariharan369]

@@englishwithteacheraparna Thank you, ma'am! 😊

[@englishwithteacheraparna]

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