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      Want first usage wanted past tense | Best Spoken English Training Institute in Hyderabad  | Speak well spoken English

1.       I wanted internet in the past.
2.       Did I want internet in the past?
3.       I did not want internet in the past.
4.       Did not I want internet in the past?

1.       You wanted news paper yesterday.
2.       Did you want news paper yesterday?
3.       You did not want news paper yesterday.
4.       Did not you want news paper yesterday?

1.       Ravi wanted survey mission in the past.
2.       Did Ravi want survey mission in the past?
3.       Ravi did not want survey mission in the past.
4.       Did not Ravi want survey mission in the past?

1.       Latha wanted pencil yesterday.
2.       Did Latha want pencil yesterday?
3.       Latha did not want pencil yesterday.
4.       Did not latha want pencil yesterday?

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      Will/Shall Negative Interrogative sentence in Simple future tense | Top 3 spoken English Institutes in Hyderabad| Speak well Spoken English
                    
Description:  will/shall not +subject+ v1 + other words
Ex:
1.        Will not I wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
2.       Will not we wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
3.       Will not you wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
4.       Will not they wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
5.       Will not he wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
6.       Will not she wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
7.       Will not kiran wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
8.       Will not priya wake up at 6 a.m tomorrow?
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THE ARTICLES
  1. The articles are, in fact, demonstrative adjectives, (this, that, these, those) however, they are separately explained because of the paramount importance in the study of the English language.

  1. There are 3 articles as far as number is concerned. They are ‘ a ‘, ‘ an ‘, and ‘ the ‘.  But ‘ a ‘ and ‘ an ‘ perform the same function ( they differ in their application ), there are in reality only two articles.  ‘ a ‘ or ‘ an ‘ and ‘ the ‘.   ‘ a ‘ or ‘ an ‘ is an abbreviated form of the adjective “ one “.  “ the “ is an abbreviated form of  “ this “, “ those “.

  1. A ( or an ) is  called the indefinite article since it points out a person or thing in general only.

  1. A boy ……………………..( which means any boy ).
  2. An apple …………………( which means any apple).

  1. “ The “ is called the definite article, since it points out a particular person or thing.
EX:
  1. The apple which I ate was sweet ( a particular apple )
  2. The boy who topped the list of successful candidates is viswanath . (particular boy ).Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/                                                                   READ MORE
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                                                                                           IRREGULAR VERBS :

TWO OF THREE FORMS ARE SAME:

             V-1
        V-2
            V-3
Become
Became
Become
Bend
Bent
Bent
Bind
Bound
Bound
Bleed
Bled
Bled
Breed
Bred
Bred
Bring
Brought
Brought
Build
Built
Built
Burn
Burnt
Burnt
Buy
Bought
Bought
Come
Came
Come
Catch
Caught
Caught
Creep
Crept
Crept
Dig
Dug
Dug
Dream
Dreamt
Dreamt
Feed
Fed
Fed
Feel
Felt
Felt
Fight
Fought
Fought
Find
Found
Found
Flee
Fled
Fled
Fling
Flung
Flung
Grind
Ground
Ground
Hold
Held
Held
Hang
Hung
Hung
Keep
Kept
Kept
Kneel
Knelt
Knelt
Lay
Laid
Laid
Lead
Led
Led
Lean
Leant
Leant
Leap
Leapt
Learnt
Leave
Left
Left
Lend
 Lent
Lent
Light
Lit
Lit
Lose
Lost
Lost
Make
Made
Made
Mean
Meant
Meant
Meet
Met
Met
Pay
Paid
Paid
Plead
Pled
Pled
Say
Said
Said
Seek
Sought
Sought
Sell
Sold
Sold
Send
Sent
Sent
Shine
Shone
Shone
Shoot
Shot
Shot
Sit
Sat
Sat
Sleep
Slept
Slept
Slide
Slid
Slid
Sling
Slung
Slung
Slink
Slunk
Slunk
Smell
Smelt
Smelt
Spell
Spelt
Spelt
Spend
Spent
Spent
Spill
Spilt
Spilt
Spin
Spun
Spun
Spit
Spat
Spat
Spoil
Spoilt
Spoilt
Stand
Stood
Stood
Stick
Stuck
Stuck
Sting
Stung
Stung
Strike
Struck
Struck
Sweep
Swept
Swept
Teach
Taught
Taught
Tell
Told
Told
Think
Thought
Thought
Weep
Wept
Wept
Win
Won
Won
Wind
Wound
Wound
Wring
Wrung
Wrung



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