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In this video, you will learn four ways of making requests and the differences among Will you? Would you? Can you? Could you? You will also see some example sentences.
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[@mynavathi2341]

Thank you sir.very useful vedio sir

[@lalithaganesan6435]

Yaah , its superb. Really easy to understand this.tq u bro...

[@saismile1045]

Thanks for upload this video anna it's really help us to very easily understand that concept with your Cristal clear explanation, please upload model verbs segment videos anna, we eagerly waiting for this video!!!😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯✊️✊️✊️

[@CalibreEnglish]

Thank you so much sister for you thoughtful comment! I will upload them soon. Keep watching!

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[@CalibreEnglish]

Yes, I also notice your comments very often these days. Thank you so much sister for your support. Continue to do so. And keep watching!

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[@thangeswarisona892]

Superb. Thanks a lot Sir

[@m.muthukrishnan4702]

Thanks for your videos sir

[@dhowlathkhan3065]

Very good explanation. I want to know where to use the words obviously and literally. Could you please explain with examples.
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M . DhowlathKhan, Madurai.

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Hello Sir. Good evening.

[@CalibreEnglish]

Hello there! Have a fantastic evening!

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Fantastic brother

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[@sridarkrishna2532]

Sir,
Thank you.
Could or would you please put videos of modal verbs usage elaborately?

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[@CalibreEnglish]

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[@CalibreEnglish]

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[@rajeshwarik5409]

Would could past tense la thana use pannanum sir... Doubt ah iruku...

[@cruelwrld2170]

Would ,could ithellam past tense ah varatha?

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Do yaa varuthunu sollave illa😮...

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Thank you Sir

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Thank you sir

[@CalibreEnglish]

Keep Learning, Sister! All the best!