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Most spoken sentences Part-II

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He became a bankrupt – उसका दिवाला निकल गया | The motor-car turned turtle - मोटर-गाड़ी उलट गयी | Let us see where he stands – देखें वह कितने पानी में है | This doesn’t behoove you – यह तुम्हे सोभा नहीं देता | My mind is reeling – मेरा सर चक्कर खा रहा है | I wish your well - मै तुम्हारा हित चाहता हूँ | Your have not match- आपका कोई जवाब नही है | In what capacity are you talking to me - आप किस

Most spoken sentences Part-I

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Bring it to his notice - यह बात उसके कान में डाल दो | He was tired of running about - दौड़ते दौड़ते उसके पांव घिस गए | At the most he might have a thousand rupees on him - बहुत होंगे तो उसके पास हज़ार रुपये होंगे | I could see through the matter - मैं बात को भांप गया | I spoke him quite a lot but he could not budge - मैंने उसे बहुत कुछ कहा पर वो टस से मस नहीं हुआ | I dropped in casually – मैं

No, none or neighter

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No and none 1. We use no ( = ‘not a’, ‘not any’) immediately before a noun. no +noun No airplane is 100% safe. There’s no time to talk about it now. Before another determiner (for example the, my, this), we use none of. We also use none of before a pronoun. none of + determiner + noun none of + pronoun None of the keys would open the door. None of my brothers remembered my birthday

For, during or while

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For vs during We use for + a period of time to say how long something goes on: for two hours / for a week / for ages We talked with each-other for two hours last night. Susan is going away for a week in July. Where have you been? I’ve been waiting for ages. Are you going away for the weekend? We use during + noun to say when something happens (not how long): during the film/

Phrasal verb Get off

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1. Phrasal Verb: Get off Meaning: Escape punishment Example: He GOT OFF on a technicality and left the court a free man. 2. Phrasal Verb: Get off Meaning: Leave a bus, train, etc. Example: We GOT OFF the bus and walked to my house. 3. Phrasal Verb: Get off Meaning: Finish, leave work

Asking about the bus

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How to ask: Excuse me, Does this Bus go to the Railway station? Is this the right bus for the Ekta bhawan? How to answer: No, you have to get off at the Electricity office and take 49. No, we only go as far as the bank, but you can walk from there. No, you are going on the wrong way. You need 47 from the Super market.

Sleep on it

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Sleep on it: In spoken English, if someone tells their friend to, "sleep on it", it means that they should really think carefully

Other ways to say laughed

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whoop /wuːp/ verb [ I ] to give a loud, excited shout, especially to show your enjoyment of or agreement with something The audience was whooping and clapping. whoop it up - informal to enjoy yourself in a noisy and excited way whoop /wuːp/ noun [ C ] a loud, excited shout, especially showing your

Starting the day

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COMING SOON

How to talk at the Airport

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COMING SOON

Words describing states of weather

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These words might come in handy to talk about weather Autumn – ओटम – शरद ऋतु Tropical – ट्रो-पकल – उष्णकटिबंधीय Equatorial – एकि-टोरीयल – भूमध्यरेखिए Hazy – हैजी – धुंधला Hurricane – हरिकेन – समुद्री तूफ़ान, प्रचंड वायु Chilly – चीली – सर्द Smoggy – स्मॉगी – कोहरा Icicle – आई-सि-कल – बर्फ की लटकती हुई चट्टान Foggy - फॉगी – धूमिल

Hindi proverbs (मुहावरे और कहावत)

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अकेला चना भांड नही फोड़ता – A gram can not break the furnace. राम-राम जपना पराया माल अपना – A robber in the grab of a saint. होनहार बिरवान के होत चिकने पात – Coming events cast their shadows before. हाथी के दांत खाने के और दिखाने के और – Words and deeds differ of a bad person. प्रत्यक्ष को प्रमाण की आवश्यकता नही होती –

Phrasal Verbs with GO

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What is a phrasal verb: Phrasal verbs are frequently spoken words of a good speaker’s speech. If you don’t have knowledge of phrasal verbs you may run across the speech and wonder – "What could this possibly mean?" Phrasal verbs in English language are group of words which consists of a verb in combination with a preposition or adverb or both. Let us consider following examples: Who is