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Future Tense

INTERROGATIVE WORDS+MODAL+PERSON

Where will you be?
What will you be doing ?
Why will you be here?
What will you be?
How will you be?

INTERROGATIVE WORDS +PERSON+MODAL

I know where you will be
I know what you will be doing 
I know why you will be here
I know what you will be 
I know how you will be


INTERROGATIVE WORDS+MODAL+PERSON


Where will he be?
What will he be doing ?
Why will he be here?
What will he be?
How will he be?

INTERROGATIVE WORDS +PERSON+MODAL

I know where he will be 
I know what he will be  doing 
I know why he will be  here
I know what he will be  
I know how he will be 

Learning is a life- long process; there is no end to learn.  Functional grammar plays a vital role in communication because without grammar sentence is meaningless.  If it is informal communication no need of grammar but grammar is mandatory if it is formal communication.  People loose impression because of wrong connotations.  No matter which profession you pursue you need to communicate effectively organize and manage your affairs.  Observing our communication and strive to improve upon every time you miscommunicate. If you become the better communicator you definitely , can have better chances to succeed in your life.  Speak well spoken English institute provides best coaching to improve Spoken English and communication skills.  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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Speak well spoken English institute is the best centre to learn English effectively highlights of speak well spoken English includes.
1.       Interview skills
2.       Communication skills
3.       Vocabulary building
4.       Presentation skills
5.       Public speaking
6.       Personality development
7.       Group discussions
8.       Placement assistance
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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There is no bad institute to learn anything good.  Institutes can only facilitate students to practice; remaining things are in the hands of students.   “Well beginning is half done “,most of the cases students are eager to learn new things but they neglect/ignore practicing known things.  “Even a stopped clock also shows right time twice a day”, so instead of postponing towards searching good institutes it is advised to acquire skills which are required to succeed. At speak well spoken English institute quality training provided.   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 3rd usage want present tense | Nice spoken English Institutes in Hyderabad |Speak well spoken English institute


Subject + want+ object + to + v1 + other words

  1. Youwant him to go early.
  2. Do you want him to go early?
  3. You don’t want him to go early.
  4. Don’t you want him to go early?

  1. We want her to bring note book.
  2. Do we want her to bring note book?
  3. We don’t want her to bring note book.
  4. Don’t we want her to bring note book?

  1. Sanjay wants suresh to study well.
  2. Does Sanjay want suresh to study well?
  3. Sanjay doesn’t want suresh to study well.
  4. Doesn’t Sanjay want suresh to study well?

  1. Sanjana wants him to keep quite.
  2. Does Sanjana want him to keep quite?
  3. Sanjana doesn’t want him to keep quite.
  4. Doesn’t Sanjana want him to keep quite?

Speak well spoken English institute focuses on Public Speaking.  Because of stage fear,    hesitation students are unable to express their views during Interviews, Group Discussions and Debates.  Our interactive sessions are useful to students to enhance their Communication Skills and Presentation Skills.  Instead of focusing on theory oral practice sessions are conducted regularly since from the beginning of the course.  Speak well spoken English institute provides top class coaching to improve Spoken English and Personality Development.  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 2nd usage wanted past tense | Best Spoken English course in S R Nagar | Speak well spoken English institute

Subject + wanted to + v1 + other words

  1.  I wanted to learn English in the past.
  2. Did I want to learn English in the past?
  3. I did not want to learn English in the past.
  4. Did not I want to learn English in the past?

  1. They wanted to bring milk packet yesterday.
  2. Did They want to bring milk packet yesterday?
  3. They did not want to bring milk packet yesterday.
  4. Did not They want to bring milk packet yesterday?

  1. Murali wanted to sell bike in the past.
  2. Did Murali want to sell bike in the past?
  3. Murali did not want to sell bike in the past.
  4. Did not Murali want to sell bike in the past?

  1. Padma wanted to go early yesterday.
  2. Did padma want to go early yesterday?
  3. Padma did not want to go early yesterday.
  4. Did not padma want to go early yesterday?

Speak well spoken English institute provides top class coaching to improve spoken English and communication skills at various levels.  Special focus on Telugu medium students and job-seekers.  Excellent material will be provided to enhance both spoken and written skills.  Call us 9393898000. For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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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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