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Hello mam!.. this would still has been a dilemma for me for a long time 😶 please now please only you could get me out of this! I'll put my queries one by one. 1) Mm she *WOULD or WILL* be washing clothes right now (assumptions in the present moment without thinking or offhand ) 2) Mm..She *WOULD/MUST/WILL have been sleeping that's why she didn't open the door yesterday *( here also I'm making some assumptions but with firm logic because she didn't open the door so i want her to be in the positioned of sleeping 😅 I mean I don't know but we have to sometimes just have to say for the sake of SAYING for no reason why we're giving reason without proof but it just should not be illogical)* 3) Suppose i visited a palace with my friends and i see some pieces of jewelry of the queen now i say to my friend "Hey buddy look at this, how pretty the queen must have been or would have been when she wore/wears/or even would have wore" My dilemma and confusion is here I'm having to use modal in both clause i mean i feel like using here so I know i could be wrong so here i have "ZERO PROOF" seeing jewelery can i describe that situation i want to express it? 4 ) MUST NOT OR COULD OR CAN NOT ? "No he must not have been because last night he was out town" Or "No he could or can not have been because last he was out of town" Here i really can't recognise difference and even i don't think there should be any specific difference but still i have to understand all of these one by one 🙏 Thanks in advance 💯

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I remember watching your lesson about the same topic before ; however, I go on listening what you're teaching ' till the end. Looking forward to the next lessons. Thank you.

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I have to memorize a lot of verbs followed by gerund. Any other way ?

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Hello. Can we use to be going to go somewhere. I am going to go to the cinema. What is the right form?

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Hello prestigious teacher! I have a question which leaves me in bewildment. May I apply 'Being' after verbs to be to avoid any P.P come after them every time? The bridge is being built by Chinese company.

If you had used same examples for first and second conditionals, viewers would have understood the difference in usage better .

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This will upset and annoy people who have become accustomed to using on ly one adjective.

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Cry wolf This expression is used when you pretend you need help when you don't, so people will not believe you when you actually need it He's known for crying wolf about computer problems, so no one believes him when there's a real issue. A wolf in sheep’s clothing It is used when we talk about a person who appears nice and friendly, but in reality the person is dangerous or the person might be quite different in personality than they appear. That charming new colleague turned out to be a wolf in sheep's clothing, secretly causing problems for the team. Throw someone to the wolves Means to abandon or sacrifice someone to face a difficult or dangerous situation alone. He was thrown to the wolves when he had to make a difficult decision on his own. Wolf Down Means to eat food very fast When you're in a hurry to get to work, you might find yourself wolfing down your morning toast. 😊