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Letter of enquiry..
hobusiness letter company
(Designation ) o--J, J
(uh ) h
--.
hC , letter Full
block form F, Semi block
form F Indented form F
a. Full block form --
J : h--E j- from
address * * -
h --j * v-Gh.
--p n .
p Semi block form
h l: Semi block form From
address, To address left margin * v-Gh.
Date v u -j h.
Para left margin * n - a (5 spaces)
\-x. p C sample l:
N: Semi block letters -C
letter u * -j- -. -j j 1. Computer tables with chairs - 10 sets
. .
-Lq N:
furniture company -Lq furniture items
supply h? ? N -
- s -? delivery y
x J y vo- letter
-L..
subscription (T) letter , Yours
faithfully faithfully yours, yours sincere-
ly sincerely yours E a.
Q: Sir, I want to know the Telugu meaning of
this sentence "Did you found it hard to
wind down?"(it is a stress related ques-
tion).
A: 'Wind down' - the original meaning of
'wind down' is for a mechanism/ machine
to lose power gradually, slow down and
finally stop.
By extension, in ordinary language, it
means to slow down an activity and stop it
completely.
Eg: The company wants to wind down its
business in this area = The company
wants to reduce its business in this area
step by step and finally close it.
In psychology it means a person reducing
gradually their activity which is causing them
a lot of strain and finally stopping it.
Point No.2: Did you found it hard? is wrong.
It must be, 'Did you find it hard?'
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---.. 'The' is necessary before all designations.
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SEMI- BLOCK FORM
23-12-15, V Street
Prakash Nagar
Ongole 525812
Comfort Furnitures Ltd
12- 14-15 Jubilee Hills
II Road
Hyderabad.
M. SURESAN Sirs/ Gentlemen
Re: Supply of furniture - enquiry
We need the following items of furniture for the
office we propose to start very soon. We wish to know
if you supply those items and if you do, their prices
too. Our requirement is as follows:
2. Officer tables with drawers - 4 and
3. Sofa sets for the Reception Lounge - 3
We shall appreciate your immediate response.
Yours faithfully
Encl: A plan of our company.
'Instant' is outdated!
- N. Kanaka Murthy.
Q: Sir, please explain the meaning of the fol-
818
lowing sentences which are in passive
- Varun. voice in Telugu and the usage of such sen-
tences may be explained briefly.
1. The shop is closed.
2. The shop was closed.
3. The shop has been closed.
4. The shop had been closed.
A: 1) The shop is closed = The shop is not
open = C u
shop J* E vu.
2) The shop was closed = shop -
C/ p shop --C.
3) The shop has been closed = d-/
- (p time L-/ --
C.)
4) The shop had been closed - - - Swathi.
--, shop - C/ -.
I went there yesterday. The shop had been
closed = Eo -\- x. p-
- C/ - ( x--J).
Had been closed, J-T
N p-, The shop had been closed
- Wrong.
- P. Satyanarayana.
Q: Sir, what is the difference between the
two types sentences while writing the
address: To
The Superintendent of Police
To
Superintendent of Police - Which one is
correct?
A: The Superintendent of Police - Correct.
used in the present day English. It is out-
Eg: The District Collector, The Inspector
General of Police, etc.
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I didn't go there...
- Rukmini Dasari. (I won't go).
Q: Sir, I won't, can't, didn't, don't b) I can't = I can not = -
and he/ she/ it doesn't - Please
(n u).
explain with examples. I can't (I cannot) understand
A: I won't = I will not (refusing to Hindi =
D n --
do something in future) = C
.
I can't (I can not) sing =
-- . -.
I can't = I can not = I am not c) Didn't = () -.
able = C He/ I didn't go there yesterday =
-.
I didn't = I did not =
C - / Eo \- x-.
(). d) Don't = do not = / /
I don't = I do not = C p/
- . We/ I/ You/ They don't (do not)
a) I won't = I will not: smoke = / / y/
I will not go to Bangalore =
O/ x - /
Smoke .
- x/ x-- .
for Divya Enterprises
Pramod
Manager
- Siripurapu Pavani.
Q: Sir! You explained in recent lesson about
self introduction. Please explain it with
some brief examples. -- --yu --Rx-
- Bandi Venkateswarlu. p- -- a---E ---E ----L?
Q: Sir, please clarify the difference between "Can I take my place" is this correct?
advice and advise. A: i) You can be even briefer, but when you
introduce yourself, you have to give at least
A: 'Advice' is a noun, whereas 'advise' is a
very important details about yourself like
verb. Advice () means opinion or
your name, your qualifications, the place
suggestion that you give someone about
you come from, your goal in life, and why
something/ how to do something (). you are applying for the job for which you
Advise is giving advice to somebody ( have been asked to attend the interview -
y.) You can't be briefer than this.
You are asked to introduce yourself in an
interview, more to test your communication
ability (Your ability to speak English correctly,
and clearly) than to get information about you.
If they (the interviewers) feel your English is
good, they may not even wait till you complete
your answer and go on to the next question.
ii) May I sit down?/ May I be seated?
He often gives advice to others.
( -
- - h- ) = He often Q: Sir, please give the meanings of below
sentences:
advises others (- - -.)
1. Ramya could have attended the party.
- Udaya Kumar, Tadipatri. 2. Ramya may have attended the party.
Q: Sir, --y -O -- --o- ---?- - 3. Ramya must have attended the party.
u-Eo --Tx-- -- --p-L? 4. Ramya would have attended the party.
A: There is no correct equivalent for this 5. Ramya should have attended the party.
question. 'Ennava' doesn't have an exact 6. Ramya should not have attended the party.
equivalent in English. A: 1. a) u Kd ----L- F ---
- K. Kameswar rao. . OR
Q: He will be here on 29 instant. (for one b) u Kd j a/ .
day - singular) (Possibility --j-).
He will be here on 29th and 30th instants 2. u Kd j a/ x-a.
(for two days - plural)- Please clarify (Could = ; may = .)
whether 'instant' or 'instants' is correct. 3. u Kdd u C ( .)
A: 'Instant' means of this month, but it is not 4. u Kd --u F -.
5. u Kd j , F -.
dated. We use now, 'of this month' 6. u Kd j -LqC (F
instead of 'instant'. Instant has no plural. jC).
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- D. Appalaswamy, Bheemunipatnam.
Q: Kindly clarify which one is the correct
answer to the following question:
Q. What does the listener hear?
A: 1. The listener heard the sound of a
rabbit. or
2. The listener hears the sound of a rabbit.
A: The listener hears the sound of a rabbit
is correct, because the question is =
What does the listener hear?
- B. Mallikarjuna, Kurnool.
Q: Children has been break the window. /
Children has been breaken the window.
/ Children has been breaking the win-
dow. - Which one is correct?
Children have been break the window. /
Children have been breaken the window.
/ Children have been breaking the win-
dow. - Which one is correct?
Children had been break the window. /
Children had been breaken the window. /
Children had been breaking the window.
- Which one is correct?
j u q o? form well.
-d? n -. b) He wants to go there and she also wants to
A: O O first question groups of
words O sentences (u) . ,
Ox O underline -N O verbs a) He wants to go there, and she wants to go as
. well.
C p: -C
group J-E verb:
1) Children has been breaking the window -
Children 'they' (plur-
al) d, Children have been breaking
the window = x -E --
* l --o.
N x, Children have been
breaking the window, j p - correct -
C Present Perfect Continuous Tense.
Children had been breaking the window
= --- Cl--
x l --o. - Past
Perfect Continuous Tense. N groups
of words O J-.
- S. Mahesh.
Q: Dear sir, please clarify the following
doubts.
1) - --x- -E -h-
2) - - sister marriage --- - How
to say these sentences in English?
A: 1. I work with them.
2. I performed my sister's marriage -
C vC/ u. Q: certificates x/ d-v- x -
u--J--i I got/ had my sister married
. -
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---.. Which one is correct? Please explain.
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- Sahadev, Hyderabad.
Q: I wish I could continue it or I would continue - Is this correct?
A: I wish I could continue it - Correct.
Q: Recently I got appreciation from client. And reply back that "I am
glad to be part to the team" - Is it correct?
819 A: I am glad to be part of the team/ I am glad to be a member of the
team - Correct.
- Sneha, Kottoor.
She is much taller...
Q: Sir, please clarify the following doubts.
The paternal grandfather is not supposed
to take the child/ The paternal grand
- K. Srikrishna Kumar, Bapatla. He wants to go there and so does she.. father shouldn't take the child - Is there
Q: Also, Either, As well -s x Q: Sir, much -s --T- -- -N--J- any difference between the above two
N-J---. -. mentioned sentences?
A: Much = a large quantity - uncountables A: The paternal grandfather is not supposed
, \ h n. to take the child = The paternal.... should
u-i N: much not , not take...
\ / n. \- C Q: She is materially/ physically present- Is
---, (not ), very/ quite/ a lot there any difference?
. A: Both are same.
a) He is much tall (X) Q: I did see him getting his cycle repaired -
He is very tall/ He is quite tall ( ) Is this sentence correct?
b) She has much wealth (X) A: Correct.
A: Also = in addition to/ besides = = as
She has a lot of wealth. ( ) Q: i) She will have got/ had her clothes
well.
not much . ironed.
He gave me a pen and also a pencil = He
I am not much interested in Telugu movies. ii) She will have been getting/ having her
gave me a pen and a pencil = He gave me a
clothes ironed.
pen; He gave me a pencil as well. Comparatives much .
iii) She must have been able to have her
'also' formal. h u. She is much taller than her sister (taller -
clothes ironed. Please say whether the
- -sx too \- Comparative Degree)
sentences from, the mentioned above
. Too = as well = also. Eo proverbs (-) x not -
sentence, i) to iii) are correct or not.
a) He gave me advice and some money too =
A: i) She will have got/ have had her clothes
p-.
He gave me advice and some money as Much water has flown under the bridge ironed = By a point of time in future, the
since you were here = Ny\-op- p- ironing of her clothes will have been
p C. complete = N-u- --o
go there. C u. --
, --E, h- Y --
E C. (p- Y
C.)
ii) She will have been getting/ having her
or
clothes ironed = N-u-h --E
b) He wants to go there and she wants to go
too.
h Y -- C.
iii) Future
Conversational ,
-o --E
MLA -- an...?
*a h- Y --E
C.
Q: She herself washed the clothes/ She
washed the clothes herself - Please trans-
late into Telugu.
- Ajay, Nizampeta verb agrees with the second sub- A: She herself washed the clothes = She
Q: Sir please clarify the following ject- here the second subject is I, so washed the clothes herself = h-
doubts. the verb must be 'am'. But remem-
-\C.
This forest swarms with ele- ber always - When other subjects Anil, Vijayawada.
like you, he, she, and they and I are
phants - Can we write the above Q: -
separated by, either... or,
O C. p E
sentence in the Indirect speech as
neither...nor, not only.. but also, I is
h --?
in the following manner? A: Your boy is still at a playing age. If put
M. SURESAN placed last, and the verb agrees
That forest swarmed with elephants. him to school now, what can he learn?
with I. It should be:
A: The forest swarms with elephants Q: *a / V
Neither/ either a) You or I/ We
- DE, reporting verb, , inverted com- uC - Please say in English.
either b) You, he/ she/ they or I/ We
mas verb, Past Tense A: It is three hours/ three days since I came.
p Indirect speech: The forest swarmed either c) You or he/ she/ they.
with elephants - Correct. (Reporting verb, This applies to 'and' too: - Haritha Potluri.
said jC correct. You and I; You, he/ she/ they and I, you and Q: Sir, can "an" be used before M.L.A. Also
He said (Past Tense), 'The forest swarms he/ she/ they, He/ she/ they and I. please give the usage of "an".
with elephants.' DE Indirect speech, He Q: Can we say the following ones? A: , , , , , , , , l
said that the forest swarmed with... - a) Neither he nor they are going. (~--) a -J English
Correct. b) Neither of the things shouldn't take - an .
He says, (Present Tense)/ He Neither/ Either -j h-/ - M.L.A. = .- ..- , l
will say (Future Tense) E p J* v ? v----C d, an MLA L.
Indirect speech, He says/ will say that the c) He or I am going/ He or I are going. an M.P. She is an M.Sc. in
forest swarms with elephants, correct. Maths.
d) You are not supposed to wear those clothes/
You shouldn't wear those clothes. - J. Hitaishini.
Please translate into English. A: (b) Neither... nor, Either.. or p two Q: Sir, is the sentence ''writing for writing
A: Those certificates are invalid. things/ persons, or two groups of things/ sake'' is correct? If no, then what is the
Q: Neither/ Either he or I am/ I are here - persons v . best alternative can be used instead?
c) j p , or h subject d Please let me know.
A: Neither/ Either he or I am here - Correct. verb C. j N- . A: 'Writing for writing sake' is WRONG.
When we use, Neither.. nor/ either... or, the d) You are not supposed to = You should not. Writing for writing's sake - CORRECT.
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- N. Pentaiah, Dharmajigudem.
Q: Sir please explain the following. Not only
- y, But also y Past Tense
Verb v ? N-J---
N -i o? u, u-
N-l Eo u- -N--J--.
A: When 'not only... but also' is used in a sen-
tence with only one verb, the verb comes
immediately after the subject.
not only ... but also sentences
verb verb subject \ h.
He sang not only film songs but also
Annamayya krithis. ( E
, o-u % ). tation (-), sub/ Re: (Subject/
-E--Lq N \ verb C h, vA line * comma , from
Sang. d Eo subject 'he' \ . address *J line * p E \
(He not only sang film songs but also
Annamayya krithis - Wrong).
Not only... but also *a sentence
verbs o--d , p verb not only ho C-J (-u official letters
y, verb but also y . --p Officer
She not only sang but also danced. \
verbs -E-. * comma . *J line * comma/
Do Inverted form subject , not
only, but also A --p, verb
Helping verb, Main verb form h.
eg: a) Not only is he a great poet but also a
singer. (Not only v-G ,
, verb 'is' subject 'he'
h, question --). Q: Sir, please explain the usage of causative
b) Not only did he go there but also met the
minister (\ x- , vAE examples.
---o) \ not only A: Causative verbs are verbs which indicate
sentence v-G*-x not only did he
go o. subject 'he' sen-
tence v-Gh p, He not only went
there but also met the minister (Past Tense).
J-Eo egs: a) He is not only a director but
also an actor. (= Not only is he a director
but also an actor).
b) She not only sings but also writes poetry =
not only does she sing, but also writes.
- B. Ramakrishna, South Mopur.
Q: Sir, what is the difference between games
and sports?
A: Games are played between two teams/ two
individuals, each forming a team. Football,
Hockey, Tennis, etc are all games as they
are played between two teams.
Sports on the other hand are played by a
number of teams/ individuals (more than
two). Eg: Running races, Walking races,
Javelin throw, etc.
- Ajay Mamidi.
Q: Sir, what is the difference between
i) He is at sleep. ii) He is in sleep.
A: He is at sleep - No such expression - -
C English p \. thing (a-p -).
He is asleep = Ev---o
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Letter Writing -
Official Correspondence (vy C---
/ u---, u J
h vu-h-) B
820 l. N full block/ semi block/
M. SURESAN indented form -a.
Permission - h..
# 402, Kailas Flats,
29-13-14, Narayana Street,
Prakasam Nagar,
Ongole - 520 846
Jan 8, 2015
hC ...
full block form The Superintendent of Police,
from address , date,
Prakasam District,
ho J to address, x -, Ongole
ho N (subject), h Sir,
h o , T Fo Re: Holding of a Public meeting on 15th
Jb * v-G lA. Jan 2015 on local PWD Grounds -
Permission - request for
S emi block form from, to addresses, salu- We, the members of the local college
students' associations propose to holding a
Regarding) Fo left margin * v - public meeting at 5 PM on Thursday, the
. date, T (Subscription) @ 15th Jan, 2015 at the local PWD grounds.
u * -j , E- full stop . y -, E- Dr. Pandit, Professor of Political
. n CL, N (subject) - ~-h Science, Banaras Hindu University, will be
the Chief speaker.
- Indented format - C - Eo J , y para * body of the
We request to grant us the permission to
letter and matter paragraph K h.
lA p-C Lx--Lx ---- hold the meeting. We have paid the neces-
C. , -x Jh y h n L, Sx page u * - sary fee for the permission.
address v @ u * -j-- j *-J, subscription (T - We assure you that the meeting will be
Eo Official letters T yours peaceful and will not cause any law and order
faithfully -C) C. problem or disturbance to the neighbourhood.
comma F full stop F d. DE- p- official letter l, ---. Yours faithfully,
K h. >x police C--J (superintendent of Vinay,
y left margin * v-Gh, police ), ---o - , Secretary
E mike, loud speaker - permission Federation of Local Students' Unions,
h, uh h l: Ongole.
), E- J address, vA line Re: Regarding. C subject Encl: 1) Copy of the challan for fee
a. x, address Lp. 2) Invitation to the meeting
Games.. Sports --..?
'-p- --Tx- - -*- ---..
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- E. Rajendra Prasad.
Causative Verbs
verbs in Active & Passive voice with Active Voice Passive Voice
1. Let = Allow somebody to do something 1. a) Let it be done by him (E
C
(J -) --F -
actions which somebody does because oth- Eg: a) Let him do it (o Eo F)
%- C).
ers make them do it. b) Let him take it (o Eo B-F) b) Let it be taken by him (Eo E
B---F).
2. Make somebody to do something = force 2. a) The student was made to do the
somebody to do something (-J j assignment (by the teacher) (Teacher
- --) NuJn assignment ---fd
a) The teacher made the student do the assign- - ).
ment ( NuJn E - ). b) He was made to come here (by her)
b) She made him come here (-E\- ad (-E-\- ad --f.)
C.) be + pp (of make) in the passive is fol-
Note: 'Make' as a causative verb in the active lowed by 'to'.
In English Let, make, have and get are
Causative verbs. We can use them both in voice is not followed by 'to'.
the active and the passive voices.
3. Have = Have somebody do something = give 3. Give somebody some responsibility.
Their meanings: Let = allow somebody to somebody a responsibility = u p-T- He had the room cleaned by his broth-
do something. (-J-j j -E-y). eg: a) He had his brother clean the room ( er ( C v u t-
Let him go = Allow him to go.
t- C v--J u p-T-/ -E p-T---C).
2) Make somebody do something = force v -).
somebody to do something (-J--j
4. E JE -E a--p
j -). 4. Get somebody to do something = Persuade
3) Have - Have somebody do something = to Have somebody do something = Get
somebody to do something.
give somebody the responsibility of doing somebody do something ()
Eg: Somehow I got the Principal sign the cer-
something. (-J u- -). -C.
tificate. (- vEq-- Jd--j
4) Get = to convince somebody to do some- Somehow I got the certificate signed
d---L-). by the Principal, ( Jd--
Principal
Their use in Active and Passive voice
--x .)
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-T
official / business correspondence
is becoming simpler and simpler -
h vu-h- vy C--- N /
u n- N, ~-h----o
u T (subscription) N-.
The subscription, in the past, in letters to
Government officers used to be 'Yours faith-
fully'. p -o Yours -ho.
faithfully / faithfully, E y .
F business letters C Jh T_--
C. Letter y, Yours faith- Regards E h-o. N- a-J
fully E T_--C. E
eve-teaser -- -..!
- Sivaprasad (Srikakulam),
Alivelu Manga
Q: Sir, Please clarify following doubts.
1) What is the difference between teaser and
trailer.
2) Which has to be used between simple past
tense and passive voice, if we want to say
that a work has been completed by a certain
date.
For ex : The work completed on so and so
date OR
The work was / has been completed on so
and so date .
Please explain.
A: 1. There is no connection at all between
teaser and trailer. They are entirely differ-
ent from each other.
Teaser means, a person who makes fun of
or provokes / makes others angry, playfully
/ unkindly (-- --d, C - PASSIVE VOICE. We use the present perfect
-d-x)
Teaser also means, a tricky question which
appears simple but difficult to answer.
In our country people who make fun of / try
to harm girls are called eveteasers.
However, in standard English there is no
such word as 'eve-teaser'. It is simply teaser.
Trailer = 1) A vehicle without an engine,
pulled by another vehicle (- -
xE E engine -- x)
Usually vehicles pulled by tractors, buses
and lorries (Tractor T-L* )
Active Voice
1. I / We / You / They have completed, He /
She / It has completed the work (Present
perfect tense - past action, time not stated/
known.
2. I / We / You / He / She / They completed the
work by a certain date (Past simple - Past
action, time known)
-- j---
We have so far seen the formats of
formal correspondence - official
and business correspondence (h
vu-h-). -- ----Dl -O-- -- -
p- -h-o. --u --T -
M. SURESAN N---. -O- -J-* ----.
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A: There are no hard and fast rules for the use of prepositions. Why a certain preposition is used
, faithfully (yours ), \- before / after a word is purely a matter of usage (). Constant reading alone can be of
sincerely (yours E ) help in the use of prepositions. There are only rules which say which preposition can be used
before / after a word. The following are the points of usage of certain prepositions.
Jh modern , With regards / Kind
regards / Warm regards, simple
S.No. Preposition
l.
2) Trailer: Portions from a film / TV show
shown before the release of the film, for pub-
licity (v ENh E/ TV show N-
- v-Jz -E Eo--,
u etc.)
2. i) Simple past tense can be in both active
voice and passive voice.
First of all, 'The work has been completed
by a certain date, is wrong. The verb, 'has
been completed' is in the present perfect tense,
tense for an action completed in the past, but
5.
time not stated)
( J-T E, time p).
--E J-T E (Past action at a def-
inite time) p *Passive Voice* .
The work was completed by a certain date
. c) Before the person who does something in the passive voice (It was
'The work completed on so and so date' is
not a sentence as it does not have complete
meaning. ( sentence n, D E 7.
Jh C E. E Jh
? Eo -j V Jh
- .
(Active Voice - They / he / I/ you / the
workers etc. completed the work by such
and such a date OR
Passive - The work was completed (not, has
been completed) by such and such a date
explain the meanings of the underlined
(by me / you / them / the workers, etc.)
Look at the table given below:
Passive Voice
1. The work has been completed by me / us
/ you / him / her / it / them (Present per-
fect - Past action, time not known)
2. The work was completed by me / us /
you / him / her / them by a certain date
(Simple past- past action, time known/
stated.)
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Q: Kindly give information about usage of all prepositions.
Use of Prepositions
Use
a) Before days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, etc., the Ist of last
On
1.
month, on the 25th etc.)
b) Before rivers to indicate their banks - Vijayawada is on the Krishna;
on bus / train (Something happening). Eg: There was a quarrel
between two passengers on the bus / train / on the ship, etc.
c) on the TV / radio (programmes)
d) on something - on the table / wall / table etc.
e) sides - on the right / left / the Ist floor, etc.
f) before all topless modes of travel: on horseback / elephant /on foot
a) Before months / years / seasons (in January / in 2014 / in spring,
summer etc.)
2. In
b) before parts of the day - in the morning / the evening / in the night
(at night) , in the afternoon, etc.
c) at the end of a period - in an hour / in a year, etc.
d) a place - in the room, in the class,
e) before big and important cities - in Vijayawada, Hyderabad, New
York, etc.
f) in a car / taxi
At a) Before small places and villages (at Mehboobbad/ Mangalagiri, etc.)
3.
b) before events / occasions (at the party / the wedding)
c) before places of activity: at college / at the meeting / the cinema (hall)
4. Since Since = from sometime in the past.
Before a point of time (Since 2013 / December / 5 Oclock, etc.)
a) Over a certain period of time (for two years / for an hour etc.)
For
b) Kosam () This shirt is for Ramesh = Ramesh .
c) On behalf of (He signed for the officer)
d) In support of ( I am for any good party)
6. By a) By the side of / next to (He is beside his friend)
b) Not later than (By 3 Oclock = before / at 3 Oclock)
done by Ravi)
a) Towards (in the direction of: He is moving towards the gate)
To b) Destination
c) In the sense of doing something to somebody
Being taken -..? -
- P. Srivastav, S.N. Puram sentences.
Q: To tackle the power shortage being wit- A: He went away during the match = He went
nessed due to fall in generation - Please away while the match was being played.
Q: She isn't supposed to scold her husband/
words. she shouldn't scold her husband - Please
A: Nu--p- _- x L-T Nu-a h - say the difference.
-\--. A: She isn't supposed to scold her husband =
Q: Being taken, he doesn't need - Please say She should not scold her husband.
the meaning of the underlined words.
Q: He himself ate the apple / He ate the apple
A: Being taken, he... explanation himself - What is the difference?
- This is wrong - has no meaning. A: He himself ate the apple = He ate the apple
Being taken = B-----x ( = some- himself.
body () having taken something).
Q: He went away during the match/ He went '-p- --Tx- - -*- ---..
away while the match was going on -
Please say the difference between the
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