Vocabulary Episode 10

Studying English vocabulary is indispensable for effective communication. It enables one to comprehend what one reads. It enhances the capacity for deeper understanding when reading or listening to others. Moreover, a rich vocabulary makes individuals to take great delight in reading immortal classics by Dostoevsky, Victor Hugo, Marcus Aurelius and others.
It is also scientifically proved that success and a great vocabulary are correlated. Therefore, dedicating time and effort to expand one's vocabulary is a worthwhile investment in personal and professional growth.
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[@SriChary.]

This spoken English classes are most helpful to learning spoken English and written English for all students and jobers.

[@MotherTheressaFoundation.]

Good Morning Sir!
am very excitied!
Especially, In this class very useful to me because i listened few new vocabulary of Law.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Thank you

[@geethaeducation5308]

Sir namaste are you a
Grand father of English
Launge blasting really
Use full to us

[@kagivenkey9561]

Good evening sir
Wow! What an extraordinary and interesting explanation class about " vocabulary". It's highly mesmerizing me .Thank you so much for giving this golden platform for learners. I never forget your helping nature as well as your support.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Thank you, dear Venkey.

[@kagivenkey9561]

Welcome sir

[@battuvijay4352]

Good explanation Master...... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 ♥️ చాలా బాగా అర్ధవంతంగా చెప్పారు . Thank you very much Sir.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

You are welcome, Vijay.

[@jeevaratnamb1862]

Good evening sir. Thank you so much for your vocabulary video sir.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, Jeevaratnam

[@jeevaratnamb1862]

Thank you sir

[@ptelkar]

Good evening sir...tq for this video

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, ma'am.

[@battuvijay4352]

1. Saidulu filed a suit for injunction order, stating that the respondents Shankar and others have encroached his farmland.
2. The first exhibit was an axe which the prosecution claimed was the deadly weapon.
3. The second exhibits were sticks and Stones these were also deadly weapons.
4. People strongly condemn the murder.
5. Soundarya filed a criminal case against her husband.
6. Defendant counsel exhibited all original documents which the plaintiff counsel claimed were fabricated documents.
7. Rahul obtained the land from his father. It is an ancestral property.
8. Counsel for plaintiff submitted that the old pattadar pass book is inadmissible.

[@nirmalapedaballi]

Thank you so much Sir 🙏🙏

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Most welcome, ma'am.

[@battuvijay4352]

Good evening sir.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, Vijay

[@eswaranil467]

Tq sir vocubulary video upload chesinanduku.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

You are welcome.

[@CodeByNSR]

Thanks Sir.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Most welcome

[@SriChary.]

Good evening sir

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good morning, Chary.

[@nagulavidasu4582]

Good evening sir. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, dear Nagula.

[@anuradha-jq4ni]

Sir,
Good evening.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, ma'am.

[@munnabhai453]

Not contextual but sir, may I know the difference between the two sentences below(with the meaning in Telugu)
1)The boy can be seen running away.
2)The boy could be seen running away.
(Please sir)

[@sureshkumar-zd6vi]

Sir na doubt enti అనగా
మీరు చెప్పిన పదాలను రెండు రకాలుగా use చేయచ్చు అంటున్నారు( verb,nouns)
కానీ మనమ ఒక sentence లో మీరు చెప్పిన పదాలను వాడినప్పుడు "ఆ పదాలు verb గా or noun గా ఉన్నాయి"
అని ఎలా తెలుసుకోవాలి.దయచేసి తెలుపగలరు.ధన్యవాదాలు.

[@kagivenkey9561]

Silly question , sir
ఇంత వివరంగా noun, verb గురించి each and every sentence లో వివరించి చెబుతున్నారు.దయచేసి ఇది మీరు గమనించ గలరు.

[@battuvijay4352]

Sir,
Is there a class today?

[@battuvijay4352]

Sir,
నేను వారి పైన ఒక క్రిమినల్ కేసు పెట్టినాను.
I complained a criminal against them. Is it right or not?

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

'I filed a criminal case.'
criminal is both a noun and an adjective

[@shankarprasad5199]

My son has optained 80% marks on his 2nd Semester.

[@shankarprasad5199]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@kagivenkey9561]

Obtained

[@shankarprasad5199]

@@kagivenkey9561 thank you

[@jeevaratnamb1862]

Akurai antaru

[@hariraavi]

Thank you sir ❤

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Most welcome

[@mangiparamesh]

Good evening, sir

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, Paramesh

[@mangiparamesh]

@@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe
Sir, would you mind, can you correct what I have sent you sentences please 🙏

[@dyawershettygangadas2299]

Thank you sir.

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Most welcome

[@RajKumar-js6my]

Good evening, Sir

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, Raj Kumar.

[@chitturivvsvprasad1476]

Good evening sir 🙏

[@SrinivasAdusumalli-xu4pe]

Good evening, Prasad