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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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          Do/Does  Negative interrogative sentences - present tense | Best spoken English institute in SR Nagar | Speak well Spoken English

                   Don’t/Doesn’t +Subject + v1+ other words
 EX:
1.       Don’t I send mail ?
2.       Don’t we send mail ?
3.       Don’t you send mail ?
4.       Don’t they send mail ?
5.       Doesn’t he send mail ?
6.       Doesn’t she send mail ?
7.       Doesn’t mahesh send mail ?
8.       Doesn’t lakshmi send mail ?
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Salient features of the composition scheme:
  1. Small businesses can avail of the composition scheme, subject to certain conditions, wherein only a quarterly return needs to be filed in a simple form and tax has to be paid on total turnover at a nominal rate. Compliance with the rules of this scheme is extremely easy.
  2. Composition scheme is available to taxpayers having annual aggregate turnover of upto 1 Crore.
  3. Uniform rate of tax @ 1% under composition scheme for manufacturers and traders. Tax to be paid only on the taxable turnover for traders.  The applicable rate on restaurant services is 5%.
  4. A person eligible for composition scheme also supplying exempt services including services by way of extending deposits, loans or advances in so far as the consideration is represented by way of interest or discount, would not become ineligible for the composition scheme. Further, for computing the aggregate turnover for eligibility for the scheme, the turnover of exempted services, including services by way of extending deposits, loans or advances in so far as the consideration is represented by way of interest or discount, supplied by a taxpayer will not be included.For more information click here @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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Language is a weapon to conquer the world whichever profession you pursue, you must be good at expressing ideas, feelings and emotions explicitly without any ambiguity. Speaking Skills are essential to become a good orator/narrator (Speaker) to describe the situations effectively. Speak well spoken English institute is one of the best coaching centres offers Spoken English Courses to improve English Language Skills. Basic Spoken English Classes help students to understand day to day conversations and helpful to read, write and understand simple English.  Advanced Spoken English Classes help students to participate in Debates, Group Discussions and Presentations etc.  Soft Skills programme includes Interview Skills, Personality Development and Public Speaking Classes.  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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21st century is the era of computers and communication skills and is also called as fast track era.  Time is more precious than anything.  Instead of having boring, monotonous, tedious, tiresome, long –lasting classes (for two months, three months etc.,) one can have fast track classes for those who are good at understanding and have abilities to grasp the information quickly.  Fast track (30 days ) course  is designed for quick learners to save time and money.  Usually fast track courses are useful for those who are running out of time.  Compare to regular batches fast track courses are offered for less fee.  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 @ http://www.speakwellspokenenglish.com/
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