Using 'Need' Correctly - English Grammar Lesson

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Cn I ask the doubt pls in any tme

[@naly202]

i loved the explanations. they are simple and to the point. could you please make another video based entirely on need as a modal verb? for example, i was given an assignment to rephrase " it was necessary for us to buy that book" using need.

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Hi,Niharika,Thanks a lot.The one which I needed to learn has learnt now is need in this need of hour.

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Hello Niharika,your accent is very clear.Are you British?you can explain it clearly and I will follow your lessons again.Thanks.

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[@ahmedshaykhon8823]

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[@igorlitvinov3991]

Thank you for the lesson. May I ask you to explain or to add to the lesson the explanation of the word "needing". What part of speech is "needing" in this sentence "I doubt he'll be needing that". Thank you in advance!

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[@LokaMike]

Hello Mrs. Niharika :) And thank you for this video.. you are an excellent and helpful teacher and I appreciate your good work.. but I have an off-topic question.. but of course it is still related to the English language.. I have noticed that you constantly use the word "now" throughout the video as we for example can see in: 0:12 + 3:19 + 5:47 WHAT DOES "NOW" mean there? Because I usually don’t use such "now" in my everyday conversation.. I've noticed that the word "now" followed by a question for example "Now, what do I mean by this?" or followed by presentation of a fact.. for example: "Now, in Arabic if you want to write something, you have to write from left to right. Now in English it is the other way round" differs in meaning from the "now" followed by a command.. for example: "Now, let’s look at this one" I hope someone in here, who is advanced/mastering English, will explain it for me.. What is the definition of "now" in this case? And when is it usually used? Thank you and wishing you guys all the best :) Kind regards :)

[@letstalk]

#LokaMike Now is just a filler I use in the sentence, that's how most of the fluent speakers speak. It just comes naturally. Most of the native speakers have some or the other fillers when they speak. Don't try to make out any grammatical sense out of it

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You told a sentence like- English as an language has more than enough words than you and me can even think of. dont you think It would be------- you and I can even think of????? dont take it as a censure...just want to know which one is correct. Thank you for clearing my ever perplexing doubt over "need"....@ Niharika

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😊,Thanks a lot.

[@rifatpathan3369]

Please tell the difference between need not/don’t need

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To teach or to learn

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Why is it useful for you?

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Niharika 10q verymuch 4 ur teaching.but could u pls help us with tense?

[@RODOLPHO58]

noun 1 [mass noun] circumstances in which something is necessary; necessity: the basic human need for food [with infinitive]: there’s no need to cry 2 (often needs) a thing that is wanted or required: his day-to-day needs 3 [mass noun] the state of requiring help, or of lacking basic necessities such as food: help us in our hour of need children in need.

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[@RODOLPHO58]

adjective "pre-need": denoting a scheme in which one pays in advance for a service or facility: pre-need funeral sales

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[@Rigoletito08]

Just one thing, we need to use the auxiliaries Do and Does for making questions when we use "Need to", it is very unsual to ask questions starting we just Need....

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[@capmantocaptain1546]

Nikari will u use need to with third person singular

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Mam can you please teach us the use of that and which?

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[@rajeshkatole1873]

Could we use want instead need

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excellent.

[@santhoshwagle9857]

1. "you need not come unless you want to" vs 2."you don't need to come unless you want to" are these two different? somewhere i read that 1 is not correct and 2 is the corrected version of 1. can someone please explain...

[@RODOLPHO58]

Origin of the word "desire: Middle English: from Old French desir (noun), desirer (verb), from Latin desiderare

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What are other hyphenated words?

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please tell about tense. i mean how to use tense in sentence, was, were, has, have, had, has beeb had been etc........

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[@man189]

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[@musicbizz7]

Useful

[@lixykattae2191]

Can we use'' need'' instead of '' want'' for eg. Can i ask to sales girl '' i need 2 yards of black fabric '' instead of '' I want 2 yards'' ?? Is it correct or rude ?

[@letstalk]

'Need' is a basic living essential ie. if you don't have it, you could die. needs are the things which make ones satisfaction arise when attained.Needs can be natural or man-made.'Need' is a basic living essential ie. if you don't have it, you could die. needs are the things which make ones satisfaction arise when attained.Needs can be natural or man-made. 'Want' is something that you feel you need, or you really desire, but not having it doesn't mean you die.generally wants are abundance but not needed at the same instance,but in the future.wants are normally material things.

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[@RODOLPHO58]

Phrases "AT NEED": archaic when needed; in an emergency: men whose experience could be called upon at need. "HAD NEED": archaic ought to: kings had need beware, how they side themselves "HAVE NEED OF/TO DO SOMETHING": formal need something: Alida had need of company "IF NEED BE": if necessary: I’ll work from morning till night if need be "IN NEED OF": needing (something): he was in desperate need of medical care

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how about the word 'needed' ?

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['sɛntəns] look at the stress, please. besides, you are great)

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