The Hindu से सीखें Grammar और Vocabulary | Side stepping irritants

[@poonamkumari-zo4mu]

Thanku so much sir . .sucha wonderful classes..mai aapki editorial class daily follow korti hun..jisse mera english bahut had tak improve hua .thanku so much sir

[@anishkumar6688]

Good evening sir, Today’s motivational quote is “Never give up. Trying to do what you really want to do. Where there is love and inspiration, you cannot go wrong.” Editorial is related to visit of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to India. In my opinion:- British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has visited India and met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. His prime/main motto was to sign Free Trade Agreement (FTA) but it could not happen as the process of the FTA is still going on. During the visit, it is believed that both countries had many irritants. For example, India didn’t want to talk to the issues related to Russia-Ukraine, Human right violations etc while the U.K. was reluctant to talk matter related to Indian fugitives such as Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi who have made financial scams in India and currently living in the U.K. Both countries have ignored these matters and only focused on FTA. However, a click of Mr. Johnson went viral in which he was seen clicking his picture near a bulldozer which was criticized by most of people of India. It is necessary that building a good relation with developed countries will help India’s growth but India, which has been facing many problems due to fugitive persons, must make all efforts and request the U.K. to repatriate the persons who have done financial crimes in India and living in the U.K. so that stern action could be taken against them on time. Apart from this, the government should also give proper attention on Vocal For Local which is a scheme where India wants to reduce foreign items and focus on Indian products so that people could use India Products instead of abroad products. It is true that India cannot ban abroad items but it can reduce gradually. Vocabulary (1) Sidestep - Avoid, Avert (2) Shelve - Postpone (3) Stark - Complete, Sheer, Absolute (4) Brush aside (Phrasal Verb) - Ignore, Neglect, Overlook (5) Deliberate - Consider, Ponder, Think (6) Extradite - Send home, Repatriate, Deport (7) Elbow grease - Hard work, Toil, Effort (8) Irritant - Annoyance (9) By - Till (10) With a view to + ING, Looking Forward to + ING, Prone to + ING, Be Used to + ING, Accustomed to + ING, Committed to + ING, Key to + ING, Addicted to + ING (11) BETRAY - REVEAL, BE DISLOYAL (12) Sounded - Seemed (13) Optimistic - Full of hope/Hopeful (14) Discuss (Transitive Verb) + No preposition (15) Contrast - Opposite (16) Contrast + To (17) Prospect - Possibility (18) Fugitive - Absconder (19) Seek - Sought - Sought (20) Make some headway = Make some progress (21) Tread lightly = Process carefully (22) Despite = In spite of = Irrespective of = In the face of (23) Set up (Phrasal Verb) - Establish (24) Mandate - Authority (25) Incite - Provoke, Instigate, Arouse, Stir up (26) Momentum - Push (27) Stasis - Inertia, State of being inactive (28) Reach (Transitive Verb) + No preposition (29) Summit - Meeting (30) Concert effort = Combined effort (31) Finale - Reach at the final round (32) Headway - Progress (33) Momentum - Push ■ Sir, once again thank you so much for providing such an amazing session to us.

[@kumarkedar3191]

Betray 1-Punish 2-Reveal 3-be disloyal 4-Both 2and 3 Betray -Reveal,be disloyal, declared, disclose,

[@jitendraprajapati2-37]

Betray --- both 2&3 (Reveal & Be disloyal)

[@naveentyagi6591]

Nimisha mam ki class se kai guna achi class h ...... wonderful 😊🙏🏻😊🙏🏻😊🙏🏻

[@jajundamusicstudio9714]

Sir your elbow grease is appreciable i have sustained whit your classes frm one year and now i can fell much better in english

[@lifejugunuvarsharohilla5681]

Mr. Jhonsan visit is about free trade agreement that Mr. Jhonsan are optimistic. But Mr. Modi take sidestep about FTA. Mr. Modi seems not tie up with him .

[@virendrasinghverma53]

Welcome sir.

[@foodigirlpihu7250]

Very nice session sir

[@Itsdeepika-j4q]

Thank you Sir betray means reveal or be disloyal or to cheat

[@virendrasinghverma53]

Thanks sir for this nice session again.

[@vilasgosavi3197]

R/Sir, You have explained Very well! Thank you very much Sir!

[@jackbty2860]

Betray(v)= Reveal, Disclose, Divulge Sir, please make some video on root word.

[@Rohits652]

sir, once again thank you so much for providing such an amazing session to us betray-reveal/disclose/disloyal🙏🙏🙏

[@sandeepgupta724]

Superb...

[@VikashKumar-dr1bd]

Editorial he kyu Koi Or Contant kyu nhi... Editorial me Dusro ki Vichar dhara hota hai par noraml cont padhayea... jisme left right wing ka matter naa ho

[@AJITKUMAR-fr1zi]

Sir great

[@Amitpaital]

Betray - both options 2&3 correct...you cleared betray meaning reveal in last class ...

[@thinksdifferent8642]

sir Railway se SSC ke baren me ... sirf aapki wajah se possible ho paya hai.... bs ab english easy lagta hai.. jhat because of you

[@payalmaji8769]

4. Both 2&3

[@rozysaifi688]

Thanks sir you have solved my problem

[@Rajahindustani5512]

Thanks my dear sir

[@tanmayaclasses4321]

4. both 2 & 3

[@rajivjha1557]

(4) both 2 & 3

[@Pradhanrupalin123]

Betray- be disloyal,reveal....thank u sir🙏

[@KamalKumar-ng6iz]

Very nice sir ji 💪💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rajukumarsharma9681]

Both 2&3

[@sahulpal8345]

Good evening sir

[@sopanthombre2057]

Betray 1) punish 2) reveal 3)be disloyal 4) both 2&3 Ans:- Be Disloyal

[@marunandan624]

TQ 🙏

[@bhataamir6794]

Thanks sir a lot, please one lecture on how to use reflexes pronoun I e my my self,her herself,it,it's, itself, themselves,their, theirs, your self ourselves etc, Respected sir , please one lecture this

[@7Millionveiws]

Sir we are waiting for for new parts of speech video, thank you sir 💗💗💗

[@harshkumarmike]

Both 2 and 3

[@pratikshasingh1510]

Thank you sir

[@pabitrakumarsahoo7629]

betray = disloyal and reveal. both 2&3. thank you sir for the lovely session. sir i am a unable to purchase ur grammar course as it is so high in price for poor like me. sir can you teach grammar on youtube. please sir i request you...

[@RanjeetSingh-ur6jk]

Betray A- punish B- Reveal C- Be disloyal D- 2&3 Ans- C (Be disloyal)

[@akborkaveerhussain522]

Facebook page nehi hai kiya sirji?

[@bharatmaliwal9487]

So the visit of Mr.jonhson is plan very well, basically the visit of him is totaly depend on the many ties and agreements such as defence, combat the climate and cyber securites but this visit is very short because the agreements which they want to do is not even sign. As many of the countries do free trade agreement with India like UAE and Australia just because of this, The UK also want to wash their hands in this river and do a ties with India. Here ,In this visit Mr.johnson seems optimistic but their delegations isnt. He also cite about to increasing visas for Indian professionals. Mr.modi and Mr.jonson also discuss about strategic ties in defence and coopertion in Indo-Pacific ...................................................................{IF I did any mistake please let me know, I would like to correct that in future times}

[@sscchamps138]

Is + v3 Totally depends/ depended

[@marunandan624]

TQ 🙏⚔️💫

[@priyankagupta2314]

Thank u 🙏🙏🙏sir sach a wonderful classes

[@kirannayak2160]

Betray ____option 4

[@gautamgupta5750]

Great sir

[@shivampandey5909]

The synonyms of Betray is Reveal

[@poonamdevi8199]

Betray means disloyal and reveal

[@junaidahmadteli9099]

But cant able to pick up speed .Please sir thoda speed agr kam krta

[@lalannehra5687]

2and 3

[@rohitsonkar3268]

Option D

[@anjalijaat3949]

betray ke synonyms punish hai

[@ishabharti3399]

Disloyal and reveal option C

[@rajanarora5023]

Option 4

[@parminderkaur900]

Option no 4

[@babykumari8874]

Betray ka matlab punish

[@rahulbhargava6494]

Betray=reveal / disclosure/unveil

[@AnujHardoiwallah]

Thanks sir

[@poojachaudhary7063]

betray= reveal,disloyal both are correct

[@mahendranawalgarh7683]

Sir gram vikash aadhikari means exam ka English course karua do

[@nkkumar9963]

Sir Rbi assistant mains k liye koi course

[@pramitasingh1054]

reveal is a syno of betray

[@pramitasingh1054]

also disloyal

[@anitameenameena8106]

Betrays :- reveal, be disloyal😊😊

[@neetu1640]

2 and 3

[@lalannehra5687]

Both1abd 2

[@rajatthakur8717]

Betray ka meaning reaveal hota hai

[@sunnypatelglu118]

Option no -4

[@anuragbind1646]

Betray meaning 1 be disloyal 2 reveal

[@knowledgeentertainment4106]

Betray means dis LoyaL

[@Rinkikumari-st8jy]

Betray - punish and disloyal

[@MadanplaylistBisht]

Betray- (4) Reveal and be disloyal

[@aamiransari595]

Betray meaning be disloyal

[@deepikasingh410]

Betray-reveal,be disloyal, dupe,swindle

[@bimaleshmahanta9757]

Betray - 1)be disloyal 2) reveal

[@sagarkumarsamal9871]

Reveal also

[@chandrakantrajput6518]

👌👌

[@junaidahmadteli9099]

Sir too best speed is too much

[@happygeologist2731]

Thank you sir Betray - v- be disloyal

[@KanhaiyaKumar-ke8uk]

Good news

[@NishaSharma-ui7eg]

Betray = be disloyal reveal (4)

[@motivationalvideo9954]

Betray= Be-disloyal

[@shriram4400]

Sir, nice way of translation but the way you opted to explain grammar concept is not very appropriate as all the rule get complicated So please keep focus on translation only

[@bikeekumar2280]

3. Be Disloyal

[@abhishekrajvlog5223]

Mera first day h sir ji

[@AyushKumar-pw9sc]

Betray = Reveal , be disloyal ❤️

[@pratibhavishwakarma727]

Betray-reveal. Be disloyal 👍

[@sharmilaburdak7799]

Betray means reveal,be disloyal.

[@SAURABHKUMAR-gy6vl]

option no. 3 - be disloyal

[@mdsujoruddin3063]

Betray. 3. Be disloyal

[@AjeetKumar-bv5gj]

Betray = reveal

[@nareshgill7211]

Thai sir ji betray -reveal

[@dominieclasses2268]

3. Be disloyal

[@bulbuls7222]

Betray- be disloyal and reveal

[@Banarasi_Chhora_Vlogs]

Betray - Be disloyal

[@learnwiths.k6069]

3

[@poojagaur7337]

Betray--disloyal

[@sanjayyadav3914]

Betrays :- reveal, be disloyal

[@preetidevangan1740]

4

[@nainsibhardwajbhardwaj1967]

Reveal.

[@mayurprajapati4283]

Betray=reveal and be disloyal

[@tanusharma2872]

Betray-reveal

[@sonaligupta7766]

Betray synonym is be disloyal

[@ankitvirat8195]

Betray=be disloyal

[@shivaniagarwal5642]

betray - be disloyal, reveal