English Verbs & Tenses - English Grammar Lesson #learnenglish #tenses #ananya #esl

In this English lesson with Ananya, you will learn common verbs and their correct tenses in English. Improve your English vocabulary with #shorts English lessons and speak English fluently and confidently. #verbs #tenses #englishtense #grammar #grammartips #englishwithananya #esllesson #eslteacher #englishlesson #learnenglish #speakenglish #speakingenglish #learningenglish #grammartips

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[vanithatalluri]

You are teaching very well I like the way you are teaching mam

[BaruvaUttara-rwtq]

Thanks for showing these activities which help us to remember.

[sindhua]

Tq mam
Cleared my doubts after a long time

[azeezwahab]

Wick. Pls do a topic on when to use capital letters to start a noun. Often the press use small letters to such words as 'president' or 'governor'. Thanks.

[shabanaazkhanteacher]

It's called Wick of the candle.... Rest part is I mean the Of the candle

[odairrodriguesmarques]

I don't know... Please what's the name of that thing please. You are fantastic Learning us. LOVE YOU. ❤

[karthikthiyagarajan]

Strike, struck light lit blow blowing blew ❤

[will]

Método bem intuitivo...parece bem mais eficiente....!!!

[bliss_progga]

Why it’s I’ve struck a match but I blew out the candle? Why don’t I use have+v3 in ‘I blew out the candle?’

[ramakrisnan]

Wick.
This is excerpted from the short story by Rabindra nath Tagore, namely, ..Babus of....Mayanjore: Like a lamp with too many wicks burning the oil flared away quickly and the the light went out.

[bhuwanaindiresh]

Candle wick or wax, not sure which one you asked.

[khaledmohammed]

To strike love for you. From Qatar, Bangladeshi