Verbal Adjectives Participial Adjectives in Telegu Spoken English through Telugu 45 days spoken

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[@JEE-TUITION]

I have a doubt
Selecting committee =committee which selects (active voice)
Burning house = house which burns
Contrary….
Could u clarify!!!!!

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

Burning house = house which can burn/ house which is burning/ house which will be burning...(Active voice )
I saw a house, That house was burning (A. V) = I saw a burning house / I saw a house burning/ I saw a house burn. (Here we are not talking about the one who set fire, we are talking about the action that the house is/was doing....)
I saw a house, Ram was burning that house
I saw ram burning the house (A. V- Ram- doer of the action )
I saw a house burnt ( Passive - House is the receiver of the action )...
I saw a house being burnt ( someone burnt the house & the house was burning, here the house is the receiver of the action)... If possible, I'll make a video on this....

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Do a complete video on modal verbs and it's all kinds anna
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[@vamshimedishetty5624]

Please let us explain when the enough and that much are used. Can they be interchangeable used?

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[@pratapchandra6643]

Sir i met a person and that person is nice eppudu use cheyyali
I met a person and that person was nice eppudu use cheyali

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

- I met a person, and he is nice" is used when you believe his good behavior is consistent and reflects his general nature.
-"I met a person, and he was nice" is used when you are referring specifically to how he behaved during that particular meeting.

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[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

"She has been able to" indicates that she has had the ability to do something up to the present moment.
Example: She has been able to support him during challenging times.
"She had been able to" is used to describe her ability at a specific time in the past, often before another past event.
Example: She had been able to complete it before I managed to.
we don't use "She was been able to " instead we can use "she was able to"

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Confusing structures, sentence

[@Saveindia159]

What is the difference between AV and PV and Direct and Indirect speech PLZ clarify plz

[@englishmantrabypraveen7504]

AV: In an active voice, we emphasize the action of a doer.
Example : Raj questioned Her. (ఇక్కడ క్వశ్చన్ చేసింది రాజ్, అందుకే రాజ్ ని ముందు రాసాము )
PV: In passive voice, we emphasize the receiver of the action.
For example : She was questioned. (ఇక్కడ ఎవరు క్వశ్చన్ చేసారో కాకుండా ఎవరిని క్వశ్చన్ చేసారో చెబుతున్నాం అంటే receiver of the action )
Direct: In this we use the exact words spoken by a person ....
Ex: Raj said "I will call you tomorrow " - రాజ్ "నేను రేపు కాల్ చేస్తా " అని చెప్పాడు
(ఇక్కడ వేరే person ఏమి చెప్పాడో అది అంతే direct గా quote చేసి చెబుతాం
Indirect speech : In Indirect speech we convey the meaning rather than what exactly was said.
Direct : Ravi said "I(Ravi) will call you(Rani) tomorrow " (ఇక్కడ రవి రాణి తో "నేను రేపు నీకు కాల్ చేస్తా " అని చెప్పాడు, ఇప్పుడు రాణి అదే విషయాన్ని వేరే వాళ్ళతో రవి నాతో తర్వాత రోజు కాల్ చేస్తా అన్నాడు అని చెప్పాలి అంటే Indirect speech use చేస్తాము
Indirect: Ravi said that he would call me the next day (రవి, అతను నాకు తర్వాత రోజు కాల్ చేస్తా అని అన్నాడు ) ఇక్కకడా tomorrow ని Next day అన్నము, ఆలా ఎప్పుడు అనాలి అంటే రవి సోమవటం ఈ మాట అన్నాడు, కానీ రాణి మంగళవారం ఈ మాటలు వేరే వాళ్ళకి చెబితే Next day (తర్వాత రోజు ) అని అనాలి, ఆలా కాకుండా సోమవారం తాను చెప్పాడు, అదే రోజు తాను వేరే వాళ్ళకి చెబుతుంటే
Ravi said that he would call me tomorrow అని అనవచ్చు.... I'll make a video on this topic soon...

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[@SyamBabu-u6y]

Burning house ani annapudu kuda house aa pani chesthundhi ane meaning ey vasthundhi kada sir

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Enta subject ela sampadincharu.

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