M Kathirvelu, Chennai

Effective English

This is a grammatical sentence formation course which leads to effective English.

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M Kathirvelu, Chennai

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2 de dic. de 2023

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Episodios

Pronoun - Part 01 21.08.2022

Explanation of Pronoun - Part 01

Noun - Part 02 20.08.2022

Explanation of Noun - Part 02

Noun - Part 01 19.08.2022

Explanation of Noun - Part 01

Sentence 18.08.2022

Explanation of Sentence

Parts of Speech 17.08.2022

Explanation of Parts of Speech

Adjectives ending in 'ing' and 'ed' 16.08.2022

Explanation of Adjectives ending in 'ing' and 'ed'

'ed' clauses 15.08.2022

Explanation of 'ed' clauses

'ing' clauses 14.08.2022

Explanation of 'ing' clauses

had better plus root verb (It is advisable) 13.08.2022

Explanation of had better plus root verb (It is advisable)

We use 'in' with places and 'of' for a period of time after a Superlative Degree 12.08.2022

Explanation of We use 'in' with places and 'of' for a period of time after a Superlative Degree

Present Perfect Tense after a Superlative Degree 11.08.2022

Explanation of Present Perfect Tense after a Superlative Degree

Suppose 10.08.2022

Explanation of Suppose 

was or were expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage 09.08.2022

Explanation of was or were expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage 

was or were expected to plus root verb 08.08.2022

Explanation of was or were expected to plus root verb

is or are expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage - Part 02 07.08.2022

Explanation of is or are expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage - Part 02

is or are expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage - Part 01 06.08.2022

Explanation of is or are expected to be plus past participle - Passive Usage - Part 01

am or is or are expected to plus root verb 05.08.2022

Explanation of am or is or are expected to plus root verb

It + the verb take + me or us or you or him or her or them + time phrase + to infinitive 04.08.2022

Explanation of It + the verb take + me or us or you or him or her or them + time phrase + to infinitive

Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 03 03.08.2022

Explanation of Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 03

Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 02 02.08.2022

Explanation of Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 02

Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 01 01.08.2022

Explanation of Transformation of sentences containing the Adverbs 'very' and 'too' - Part 01

Infinitive 31.07.2022

Explanation of Infinitive

Complement 30.07.2022

Explanation of Complement

Exclamatory Sentences - Part 02 29.07.2022

Explanation of Exclamatory Sentences - Part 02

Exclamatory Sentences - Part 01 27.07.2022

Explanation of Exclamatory Sentences - Part 01

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