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SECOUND USAGE OF HAVE

        I/WE/YOU/THEY/ANY PLURAL NAMES
  HAD TO
                 HE/SHE/IT/SINGULAR NAMES
   HAD TO

PAST TENSE
SUBJECT+HAD+TO+V1+OTHER WORDS
I had to do this work yesterday.
I had to improve my communication skills yesterday.
We had to go yesterday.
We had to be punctual yesterday.
You had to study well yesterday.
They had to attend the classes regularly yesterday.
Students had to be regular yesterday.
Teachers had to teach well yesterday.
Doctors had to treat well yesterday.

He had to meet them.
She had to buy a car.
It had to give us fresh air (fan).
Student had to teach well.
Doctor had to love the patients.

She had to sing a song.
He had to dance.
Servant had to come early.
Usha had to marry madhu.
Madhavi had to convince usha.
I had to go to my home town.
I had to improve mu English language skills.


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5.       Public speaking
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7.       Group discussions
8.       Placement assistance
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      Want form present tense | Best spoken English Institutes in Hyderabad | Speak well spoken English

1.       I want a pen.
2.       Do I want a pen?
3.       I don’t want a pen.
4.       Don’t I want a pen?

1.       You want biryani.
2.       Do you want biryani?
3.       You don’t want biryani.
4.       Don’t you want biryani?

1.       He wants books.
2.       Does he want books?
3.       He does not want books.
4.       Does not he want books?

1.       Raju wants a phone.
2.       Does raju want a phone?
3.       Raju does not want a phone.
4.       Does not raju want a phone?
Grammar is essential to frame a meaningful sentence.  In any language rules and exceptions are to be followed while writing and speaking.  Without proper sentence formation the message is not conveyed clearly.  While driving vehicle on the road one must follow traffic rules otherwise accidents may occur, similarly, if functional grammar is not used properly the sentence may be incorrect and cause communication gap.  To express our views (spoken or written) grammar rules must be followed.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job seekers . call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ https://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/

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 Be forms is/am/are present tense | Spoken English classes |Speak well spoken English

1.       I am Mr.venkat.
2.       Am I Mr.venkat?
3.       I am not Mr.venkat.
4.       Am I not Mr.venkat?

1.       We are employees.
2.       Are we employees?
3.       We are not employees.
4.       Are we not employees?

1.       He is a teacher.
2.       Is he a teacher?
3.       He is not a teacher.
4.       Is he not a teacher?
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We need information about many things in our day to day life. We asked for information about various things and we also give information to different people about different things. The language which we use when communicating with the people in an informal situation (family/friends) should be different from the language which we use in a formal situation (with the Interviewer/Employer/Colleagues/Higher officials/Strangers).  Speak well spoken English institute focuses more on speaking activities rather than conventional, traditional, theoretical approach. Activity based curriculum is designed to motivate each and every student to initiate to speak without hesitation. 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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