Phrases and their Types | Syamala

[@nazeerbashask3577]

Excellent teaching madam

[@bchaitanyakousiksai4119]

Helpful ma'am.
Thank you

[@srr4479]

Thank you for good explanation Madam

[@mohannaik4951]

Super madam

[@babluhyd]

Explained in a very simple manner!

[@rachurianuradha8650]

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[@spokenenglishwithsyamala]

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[@babluhyd]

If it’s explained in detail manner, it will help us more

[@ranirani1232]

Syamala garu avaro follwer adigina qstn nenu mimmalni adagalani anukunnanu, punam ni English lo ela cheppali ani tq ma'am. Sentence lo cheppandi. Subscriber adiginattu Sentence aithe gurthundipotundi.tq ma'am. Goodnite

[@spokenenglishwithsyamala]

I gave one example sentence

[@ranirani1232]

@@spokenenglishwithsyamala tq ma'am

[@prp3722]

ma'am oka doubt manam antuvu tam kada nee punyama ani adi english lo amantarusentence lo cheppara example ki adugutunnanu.
" nee punyama navvagalugutunnanu".

[@spokenenglishwithsyamala]

Punyam means virtue or good / virtuous deed.
నా పుణ్యం pandindhi. I have repead the reward of my good deed.

[@babluhyd]

For example: made of gold, in this we have gold. Gold is a noun , why is it not a noun phrase?

[@spokenenglishwithsyamala]

Made of gold . It is not talking about gold . Complete phrase is used to talk about another noun. The word Made is not used to describe "gold"

[@babluhyd]

Than you , ma’am