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Past Perfect Continuous Tense 💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜 🔰The past perfect continuous tense (also called the past perfect progressive tense) is used to express something that began and was in progress until a moment in the past or until another past action occurred. Passive Voice is not used for this tense. 🔰Structures of the past perfect continuous tense 🔰Affirmative: Had + been + the present participle of the main verb. 🔰Question: Invert had with the subject of the verb. 🔰Negative: Add not after had (often contracted as hadn’t). 🔰Examples: 🦋“When I arrived at the bus stop, the other people there had been waiting for nearly an hour.” 🦋“How long had you been standing there before they let you in?” 🦋“We hadn’t been talking for very long before she had to leave.” 🦋“I saw that it had been raining outside.” 🦋“My eyes were tired because I had been working on the computer.” 🦋“Had she been living in Italy for a long time?” 🦋“He had been feeling unwell, so he went to lie down.” 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

Past Perfect Tense 🧡💛🧡💛🧡💛🧡💛🧡 🔰The past perfect tense expresses the idea that something occurred before another action in the past. It can also show that something happened before a specific time in the past. 🔰Structures of the past perfect tense 🔰Affirmative: Had (the past tense of the auxiliary verb have) + the past participle of the main verb. 🔰Question: Invert had with the subject of the verb. 🔰Negative: Add not after had (often contracted as hadn’t). We also often make the past perfect negative by using the word never instead of not. 🔰Examples: 🦋“The movie had already ended when I turned on the TV.” 🦋“I was sad to leave the house I had lived in for so many years.” 🦋“Until this morning, I had never been on a plane. 🦋“Had you ever been on a tractor before working on our farm?” 🦋“I hadn’t eaten Parmesan cheese before going to Italy.” 🦋“I hadn’t ever ridden on a rollercoaster before going to the amusement park yesterday.” 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

Past Continuous Tense 💜🧡💜🧡💜🧡💜🧡 🔰The past continuous tense (also called the past progressive tense) is used for something in progress at a certain moment in the past. It can only be used with action verbs. 🔰Structures of the past continuous tense 🔰Affirmative: Was or were (the past tense of the auxiliary verb be) followed by the present participle of the main verb. 🔰Question: Invert was/were with the subject. 🔰Negative: Add not after was/were (often contracted as wasn’t/weren’t). 🔰Examples: 🦋“I was reading a book when they arrived.” 🦋“What were you talking about when I arrived?” 🦋“She was worrying we wouldn’t be able to afford the wedding.” 🦋“I was not feeling well.” 🦋“Were you sleeping when I called?” 🦋“My ex-husband was always leaving dirty dishes in the sink.” 🦋“I guess things weren’t improving.” 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

The Past Tense 🔴🟢🔴🟢🔴🟢 Past Simple Tense 💛🧡💛🧡💛🧡💛 🔰We use the past simple tense to express finished actions. It is often used with an expression of past time to give more complete information. 🔰Structures of the past simple tense 🔰Affirmative: The past-tense conjugation of the verb. This is generally accomplished by adding “-d” or “-ed” to the end of the verb, but there are many specific forms for irregular verbs. 🔰Question: Use did (the past tense of the auxiliary verb do) before the main verb. Did does not conjugate differently for third-person singular. 🔰Negative: Use did not (often contracted as didn’t) before the main verb. 🔰Examples: 🦋“She worked in finance before this job.” 🦋“We lived in China for six years after I graduated from college.” 🦋“They didn’t watch the movie last night.” 🦋“I went to the park yesterday.” 🦋“Did he wake up early yesterday morning?” 🦋“I didn’t go to the supermarket this morning.” 🔰With the verb be 🔰The linking verb be has two different conjugations for grammatical person in the past tense: was (first-person and third-person singular) and were (first-person plural, second person, and third-person plural). Be does not need did when making questions or negative statements in the past simple tense. 🔰Affirmative: “I was their accountant at the time.” 🔰Question: “Were you in the military?” 🔰Negative: “He was not serious.” 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 SV RAMANUJ

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*Daily Vocabulary Words ✓* *1. For -* के लिए *2. For me -* मेरे लिए *3. For us -* हमारे लिए *4. For them -* उनके लिए *5. For you -* आपके लिए *6. For it -* इसके लिए *7. For him -* उसके लिए *8. For her -* उसके लिए *9. For this -* इसके लिए *10.For now-* अभी के लिए *11. For that -* उसके लिए *12. For here -* यहां के लिए *13. For there -* वहा के लिए *14. For whom -* किसके लिए *15. For where -* कहा के लिए *16. Forever -* हमेशा के लिए *17. For today -* आज के लिए *18. For tonight -* आज रात के लिए *19. For a while -* थोड़ी देर के लिए *20. For good -* अच्छे के लिए ________ *👉🏼 इतनी जल्दी* *(A) So early 👍🏼* *(B) For early ❤️*

*Daily Use English Sentences ✓* (रोजाना प्रयोग में आने वाले वाक्य) 1.मुझे याद दिला देना *Remind me.* 2.क्या सब ठीक है *Is everything ok ?* 3.हमे लेट हो रही है। *English We are getting late.* 4.मै नहीं जा सका। *I couldn't go.* 5.मैं तुमसे सहमत हूँ *I agree with you.* 6.मुझे रोको मत *Don't stop me.* 7.उसे छोड़ो। *Leave him.* 8.अभी फोन रखो। *Hang up now.* 9.अच्छा विचार है। *Good idea.* 10.तुम झूठ बोल रहे हो। *You are lying.* 11.मै मजबूर हूँ। *I am helpless.* 12.यह हानिकारक है। *It's injurious.* 13.तुम शायद सही हो। *You may be right.*

*Daily Vocabulary Words ✓* *Favour -* तरफदारी *Almost -* लगभग *Probably -* शायद *Therefor -* इसलिए *Hardly -* मुश्किल से *Honestly -* ईमानदारी से *Anyone -* कोई भी *Quickly -* जल्दी से *Deeply -* गहराई से *So that -* ताकि *Finally -* अखिरकार *Expand -* फैलाना *Resolve -* हल करना *Explore -* खोज करना *Inspire -* प्रेरित करना *Retain -* बनाए रखना *Assign -* नियुक्त करना *Maintain -* बनाए रखना *Revise -* संशोधित करना *Improve -* सुधार करना *Achieve -* प्राप्त करना

*Daily Use English Sentences ✓* (रोजाना प्रयोग में आने वाले वाक्य) *1.Let’s go shopping.* – चलो शॉपिंग चलें। *2.Call me later.* – मुझे बाद में कॉल करना। *3.I will send you the photo.* – मैं तुम्हें फोटो भेजूँगी। *4.Don’t tell anyone.* – किसी को मत बताना। *5.I trust you.* – मुझे तुम पर भरोसा है। *6.Let’s meet tomorrow.* – चलो कल मिलते हैं। *7.That dress suits you.* – वह ड्रेस तुम पर अच्छी लगती है। *8.Let’s go out.* – चलो बाहर चलते हैं। *9.I missed you a lot!* मैंने तुम्हें बहुत मिस किया! *10.Don’t ignore me.* – मुझे इग्नोर मत करना!

*Basic vs Natural English ✓* *1. How are you* →How's it going *2. I'm fine, thank you* →I'm good, thanks *3. Nice to meet you* →Great to meet you *4. Where are you from* →Where are you based *5. What do you do* →What do you do for a living *6. Can you repeat that* →Sorry, could you say that again *7. I don't understand* → I didn't quite get that *8. It's okay* →No worries *9. I am busy* →I'm swamped *10. I am tired* →I'm exhausted *11. Can you help me* → Could you give me a hand *12. Please wait* → Hang on a second *13. Can I have that* →Could I grab that *14. Open the window* →Can you crack the window open *15. Give me a moment* → Just a sec *16. Can I sit here* →Is this seat taken *17. I don't know* →I have no idea *18. I'm hungry* → I'm starving *19. I'm happy* → I'm thrilled *20. I'm sad* →I'm feeling down

*Daily Vocabulary Words ✓* *Otherwise -* वरना *Tempt -* लुभाना *Implicate -* फसाना *Literally -* सचमुच *Interfere -* दखल देना *Almost -* लगभग *Similarly -* उसी प्रकार *Especially -* ख़ास तौर से *Generally -* आम तौर पर *Consequently -* इसलिये *Subsequently -* बाद में *Therefore -* इसलिए *Casually -* यों ही *Inculcate -* मन में बिठाना *Detain -* रोक रखना *Humiliate -* नीचा दिखाना

*◾Other Ways to Say ✓* *How Are You?* How's life? What's new? How's it hanging? How do you do? What's happening? Are you doing okay? How's your day going? How are you holding up? How's everything going? What have you been up to? You good? How's the vibe? How's the vibe? What's the word? How's your week so far? Feeling alright?