Sister,you are amazing You are confident You are hilarious You are pretty wealthy I want to say that we should all learn something good every day Thankyou dear,you are my inspiration Thankyou again for the words that you have taught us which are really new and authentic to use in our daily conversation...
Hi,maam I am AHMAD , a dedicated, passionate and ardent follower of yours from the first day when I came across your channel on RU-vid. It's been almost one and half years when I started watching your wonderful videos. Ma'am I really wholeheartedly appreciate your,easy to understand, to the point,far from bakwas, way of teaching and this is the thing which made watching your wonderful videos series not missing even a single day, except when you don't release video or you are on leave,a part of my everyday life.i was not as good as, I think, I am today. After watching your basic grammar play list, almost all of them, and other grammar series videos, I can't remember the exact name, I feel more comfortable and am highly confident in reading any type of English newspaper, magazine, journal, including foreign authors. And it helped me,in multiple ways, shape my future. Ma'am,or anyone from this community please help me and make me understand this particular sentence I am writing below. " Agnipath won't take in violent protesters":MoD This sentence is from the Hindustan Times newspaper published on 20/06/2022. I am unable to understand the exact meaning of this sentence. How it's been made? What are the structure behind it.and please let me know the meaning in hindi also for better understanding. As far as my research is concerned I am of the view that here "take in"a phrasal verb has been used which means "to include somthing" or to involve in some thing. Thus it will mean..... The violent protesters will not be included or there will be no place for violent protesters in this agneepath scheme. Am I right ma'am, community members????????????? If you think otherwise please let me know the full funda........................ Will be obliged to you for the contribution in my learning journey. Thank you for sticking with me till the very end. Best of luck!
It's so simple and much more better jaanvi panwar.Todays class so helpful to improve our daily English conversation.One thing I can tell your class is outstanding and informative as usual.Thank you so much 💖🍭
Really liked your video. Perhaps you can use another way of explaining the importance of the alternate words instead of one word. E.g Nice...nice flower, nice book, nice food... So to be more expressive one could use.. Beautiful flower Entertaining book Tasty food... It give precise communication. Take care and keep posting.
Mere parents mujh par dabav dalte hain padhne ke liye ise English mein bolte vaqt insists ki spelling change hokar insis ho jaati hai kya ye sach hai ?
You are doing a good job, and you are knowledgeable in English, however, it is necessary to use American accent when you speak English? Can we not use a neutral accent? Unless someone has been staying in USA for atleast two to three years, then this access it ok, else, why should we thrust an accent just because its english.
I used to like your content a lot...i used to so curious to watch your videos i was hoping everyday for your video but, nowadays i am not liking as much as i used to please make videos like before ♥️♥️
Hi, I'm a native English teacher from the UK. With all due respect nobody actually speaks like that here. It's a strange way of talking. We don't use striking to express someone is beautiful. We can say they are strikingly beautiful. You speak English well, not like a native. You pronounce magnificent wrong, you say magifishent when it is magnifisent. Teenagers never use those words. Many of your expressions are either old fashion or are not used anymore. Do some rearch. Go to Lucy's English Channel and take some notes. Good luck.
Lmao are you dumb? That's an american accent, go watch her video 'how to learn british accent from scratch?' and check out her accent, with all due respect its you who needs research and she never said you use striking in british english 😂
