Uses of Could (Part-1)- HinKhoj Learning Video

[@SocietyFaisal]

Beautiful mam❤

[@ArvindSingh-zf7ed]

Thanks mam.

[@RahulRaj-tj2cp]

Nice

[@itwarikhan268]

Nice Video.Very Knowledgeable Video .Please keep it up.I salute you my dear Sister.

[@sacchebol2182]

Mrs. Khushboo, i like your simplicity ( Bholapan) and i can feel your bheeni bheeni Khushboo ( Lingering fragrance)

[@imthebest6065]

Kitne aaram se samjha diya

[@piyushkumaryadav0000]

Hello mdm..I want to learn the English transformation Would you like to make a teaching video on transformation.... please please please Please make a video on transformation in English grammar 🙂👍

[@ajaybind4520]

Thank you Mam

[@shivrambaghel614]

Thanks mam

[@ArshdeepSingh-tl4on]

Nice way of teaching

[@durgeshrajput5783]

Thank you madam

[@piyushkumaryadav0000]

Hi...🙂 Part-2, आपने देखा क्या ?

[@abhaymittal1]

Ma'am for past ability it's clear. But for possibility or permissions, can't we use may/might instead of could? e.g., It might rain today. Is this incorrect?

[@jyotiupreti2469]

Nice 😊

[@rahulsharma678]

Yes ma'am please Literally word ka meaning aur Usage btaiye..

[@chandraprakashchowdhary5737]

request ke liye toh may* ka use krte hai naa

[@etherealaurora]

Modal verb is always used before 'INFINITIVE' without 'TO' that is a part of 'Non finite'

[@AnjaliVerma-gj2xz]

For request or permission hum may ka use bhi krte h to kya difference h. may or could ke use me???

[@KaranSingh-hj4in]

We use 'May' for formal permission or request while ' Could ' is used for informal manner.

[@BalkarSingh-sst]

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[@tannucookingtutorial6506]

Mam aapki aawaz bahut pyaari hai

[@narayanpatidar1260]

It can rain today, is it wrong

[@Bhartiyaenglish]

Yes it is not right.

[@indushekhar1516]

Grammatical wrong I think. May should be sued

[@KaranSingh-hj4in]

@@indushekhar1516 yes you are right. For possibility we use 'May'.

[@indushekhar1516]

Very confusing this word "could" Not differentiating between present and past

[@KaranSingh-hj4in]

Modal represents the mood of speaker so while speaking or in writing we can easily find out the difference.

[@creativemaniya128]

thnkyu mdm ..but aapki voice proper nhi mil rhi.