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Any language lives and grows like a living organism responding to its environment. It displays the same qualities as a living cell growing, responding, adjusting, evolving and sometimes mutating.  As time become nearer and communication was taken over by the machines (type-writers, computers and mobiles), English language also had to react with shorter expressions.  As the impact of the new world is great the impact of the new technology is greater.  Communication through machines requires more compact and less ambiguity. Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers .  Call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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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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     Be forms present, past and future continuous tense | Best spoken English institutes in S R Nagar | Speak well spoken English

1.       I am going to home.
2.       Am I going to home?
3.       I am not going to home .
4.       Am I not going to home?

1.       I was going to home yesterday by this time.
2.       Was I going to home yesterday by this time?
3.       I was not going to home yesterday by this time.
4.       Was I not going to home yesterday by this time?

1.       I will be going to home tomorrow by this time.
2.       Will I be going to home tomorrow by this time?
3.        I will not be going to home tomorrow by this time.
4.       Will not I be going to home tomorrow by this time?
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      Will/Shall Positive interrogative sentence in Simple future tense |Top Spoken English Institutes in Hyderabad | Speak well Spoken English

Description:  will/shall + subject + v1 + other words
Ex:
1.       Will/shall I sell books tomorrow ?
2.       Will/shall we sell books tomorrow ?
3.       Will/shall you sell books tomorrow ?
4.       Will/shall they sell books tomorrow ?
5.       Will/shall he sell books tomorrow ?
6.       Will/shall she sell books tomorrow ?
7.       Will/shall rahul sell books tomorrow ?
8.       Will/shall aparna sell books tomorrow ?
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(use of did ) Negative sentence in simple Past tense  | Spoken English classes in S R Nagar | Speak well Spoken English

 Subject + Didn’t + v1 + other words
Ex:
1.       I didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
2.       You didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
3.        We didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
4.       They didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
5.       He didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
6.       She didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
7.       Radha didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
8.       Raju didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
9.       Mahesh didn’t eat biryani yesterday.
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Subject + v2 + other words (or) subject + Did + v1 + other words
Ex:
1.       I ate yesterday  ( or )  I did eat yesterday.
2.       We ate yesterday ( or )  we did eat yesterday.
3.       You ate yesterday (or)   you did eat yesterday.
4.       They ate yesterday (or)   they did eat yesterday.
5.       He ate yesterday (or)   he did eat yesterday.
6.       She ate yesterday (or) she did eat yesterday.
7.       Suresh ate yesterday (or) suresh did eat yesterday.
8.       Anitha ate yesterday (or) anitha did eat yesterday.
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