Nenu chadhivisthanu...how to say in english Sir.

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Super teaching sir

Good topic Sir. ThQ

మరి వాళ్లేనా నిన్న ఆడింది.. ఎలా అంటారు sir

Kept ante vunchadam ani meaning vastaadi ga sir

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Bro she wrote what should be written annaru indhulo what ndk use chesharu a perpose lo use chesharu

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Can we use "having" insted of after ?

Great work sir

Great work sir

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అన్ని టెన్సెస్ లో చెప్పండి piz

Thank you very much sir. I have gotten repaired my mobile just now sir. ఈ విధముగా అనవచ్చునా ?

Hi Sir, Could you please explain the usage of "To be + ing. Ex: I am going to be talking about mathematics.

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Hi Sir, Could you please explain the usage of "To be + ing. Ex: I am going to be talking about mathematics.

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Excellent effort

Superb ma'am. Thanks a million

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ఎన్నో vedios చూసాను కానీ ఇలాంటి vedio మరి ఎక్కడ దొరక్కపోవచ్చు బ్రో TQ so much alot

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Wonderful video sir

Sir Can we use She is none other than your sister

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Thank you sir

అన్నా.. మోడల్ వెర్బస్తో casative సెంటెన్స్ cheppu

Nenu vere panilounnanu plese tell in english

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Nice explanation

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You have explained a very Good English structure

Hi sir how to frame sentences having sir.

1Would have been v4, 2could have been v4, 3might have been v4, 4should have been v4, 5 can have been v4, e 5 structure use cesi video ceyandi

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Pls tell in telugu 1.a blessing in disguise an apparent misfortune that eventually has good results Losing that job was a blessing in disguise for him, for he found a better one. 2.a case in point a good example of something Supermarkets often charge too much for goods. Bananas are a case in point. 3.a foregone conclusion a result that can be predicted with certainty, an inevitable result Considering the poor performance of the team so far this season, it's a foregone conclusion that they won't make it to the championship. 4.a roaring success something that is very successful The party was a roaring success. 5.all hands on deck everyone available to help with a problem, or a call for those people to help Your grandmother arrives tomorrow and the house is still a mess - I need all hands on deck to help me clean! 6.at the outset at the beginning I told him at the outset I wasn't interested, still he keeps pestering me. 7.back against the wall to be in a tough situation with limited options The company has its back against the wall and if the employees do not help out now, it will be bankrupt soon. 8.back in the day in the past, some time ago Back in the day, he'd had one of the greatest minds I'd ever come across. 9.calm before the storm a period of inactivity or tranquility before something chaotic begins Oh, this is the calm before the storm - the dinner rush will turn this place into a mad house. 10.catch someone's eye be noticed by someone I was looking around the store for a present for my mom, and this book caught my eye. 11.choke up to feel a strong emotion and struggle to speak because of it I thought I would be able to give the eulogy, but I became so choked up that I couldn't do it. 12.close call a situation in which something bad, unpleasant, or dangerous almost happens, but you manage to avoid it It was a close call for residents when a tornado swept through just west of the town. 13.cold turkey in a sudden and abrupt manner I had to quit drinking cold turkey. 14.come short fail to reach a goal or standard We're so close to getting the job done, but we keep coming up short. 15.come to a head to reach a point of intensity at which action must be taken Tensions in our community came to a head following the mayor's insensitive comments. 16.come to pass to happen Our only hope now is that these dire predictions will not come to pass. 17.come up with something to suggest or think of an idea or plan She's come up with some amazing scheme to double her income. 18.connect the dots to understand something by piecing together hints or other bits of information Once I started to connect the dots, I realized that, if they hadn't called me by now, I probably wasn't getting the job. 19.count your blessings to realize your good luck Seven climbers are counting their blessings after surviving a sudden snowstorm yesterday on Mt. Rainier. 20.Cross a bridge before one comes to it worry about the future in advance He was worried about his life after college, but then decided he will cross that bridge once he comes it. 21._------------------- Cross a bridge before one comes to it worry about the future in advance He was worried about his life after college, but then decided he will cross that bridge once he comes it. 22.cry wolf to cry or complain about something when nothing is really wrong I'm sure there's no real crisis - Janet is always crying wolf so that we'll do her work for her. 23.cut corners to do something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way There is always a temptation to cut corners when time is short. 24.cut to the chase come to the point After a few introductory comments, we cut to the chase and began negotiating. 25.cutting edge very modern, latest and with all the newest features The new phone is an epitome of cutting-edge design/technology. 26.dance to tune to always do what someone tells you to do Powerful businessman seem to have the district officials dancing to their tune. 27.dark horse someone who unexpectedly wins a competition, someone who surprises others with their skills or talents Angela was suddenly viewed as a dark horse when she displayed her beautiful sculptures at the art fair. 28.devil in disguise something or someone that appears to be good, useful, or benevolent, but that in reality proves to be the opposite When I first met my ex-husband, I thought he was the nicest, most generous man alive, but he turned out to be the devil in disguise. 29.devil's advocate someone who pretends, in an argument or discussion, to be against an idea or plan that a lot of people support, in order to make people discuss and consider it in more detail The schoolmaster often played devil's advocate with his students so that they could have an interesting discussion and look at other point of views. 30.dig your own grave to do something foolish that causes you harm She dug her own grave when she made fun of the boss. 31.don't hold your breath said in order to tell someone that an event is not likely to happen I know you hope Monica comes to the meeting, but don't hold your breath - she hasn't been to one all year. 32.donkey's years a long time I haven't been here in donkey's years - I can't believe how much the town has changed. 33.down in the dumps unhappy She's down in the dumps because all her friends are out of town. 34.down the drain in a state of failure or ruination, wasted If the factory closes, that will be a million dollars' worth of investment down the drain. 35.down to earth with no illusions or pretensions, practical and realistic She's a down to earth woman with no pretensions. 36.down to the wire a situation where the outcome is not decided until the very end With both teams being equally matched, the match was very exiting and went down to the wire. 37.drop a bombshell to reveal something that is very surprising or unexpected When we got a tip that the newspaper was about to drop a bombshell about our candidate, we all wondered what information they could possibly have. 38.easy does it used to tell someone to do something slowly and carefully or to calm down Easy does it, guys - you're moving a priceless piece of art! 39.Elephant in the room a problem that everyone knows very well but no one talks about because it is taboo, embarrassing, etc. The fact that his 35 year old brother was still financially dependent on his parents was a big elephant in the room at every family gathering. 40.end on a high note to finish, complete, or leave something at a successful, impressive, or climactic point I know we've had quite a few losses this season, but let's win this last game and end on a high note! 41.every cloud has a silver lining every negative occurrence has a positive aspect to it Though he had failed his exam, he realized that every cloud has a silver lining, as now he could focus his attention on things he loved doing. 42.everything's coming up roses recent events have been especially positive or beneficial, everything is going especially well Wow, everything's coming up roses for me lately - I got the job I wanted and had a wonderful birthday celebration. 43.expand one's horizons to have or seek out new experiences, especially if one's experiences have been relatively limited I can't believe that Molly has never left the state before! She seriously needs to expand her horizons! 44.fall on deaf ears (of a statement or request) be ignored Their appeals to release the hostages fell on deaf ears. 45.feather one's own nest make money for oneself in an opportunistic or selfish way He may have decided to feather his nest by blackmail. 46.fish in troubled waters to try to win an advantage from a difficult situation or from someone else's problems No one really thought about the money lenders who were making cash hand over fist during the recession, fishing in the troubled waters many homeowners and small businesses found themselves in. 47.fizzle out to gradually end, often in a disappointing or weak way They went to different universities and their relationship just fizzled out. 48.flash in the pan something that is promising in the beginning but fizzles out later His initial good performances were a mere flash in the pan. Nowadays, he delivers only mediocre work. 49.flex your muscles to try to worry an opponent or enemy by publicly showing military, political, or financial power The parade is the first sign of the new regime flexing its military muscles. 50.follow suit to do the same thing When one airline reduces its ticket prices, the rest usually follow suit. Download the "Idioms And Phrases" app at: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rishabhk.idiomsandphrases

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