First time I saw a teacher who extinguish the smile of aashu Because Ashu expected the good from her like he received from many other teacher but in this lesson he didn't get. Ashu don't take serious because now you are a good fluent
Wow... the level of accuracy in English that this teacher has is mind-blowing. She the real grammar Nazi lol. I wish all the teachers of these Apps were as nuanced in the rules of grammar and the English language in general as her. We as students could learn so much more. Thanks for sharing this video!
Both are correct "in" and "with" but there is a small difference in the meaning conveyed. Don't interfere in my work = Don't get involved/don't meddle at all in my work. Don't interfere with my work = Don't disrupt/disturb my work. I hope that clarifies.
The correct sentence is: "Don't interfere with my work." We use the word "with" to show involvement or interaction between two things or actions. In this case, it means that someone should not get involved or disrupt the work that I am doing. "Interfere with" is a common way to express this idea in English.
@@ankitkumargautam7908 The other options you provided ("at," "on," and "in") are not typically used in this context. While "interfere in" could potentially be used in certain situations, it generally implies interfering in a broader context, such as interfering in someone's personal affairs or decision-making processes. Therefore, "Don't interfere with my work" is the most appropriate and commonly used expression to convey the intended meaning.
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English is an international language, so good sincer practice makes easy n interesting.
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First time I saw a teacher who extinguish the smile of aashu
Because Ashu expected the good from her like he received from many other teacher but in this lesson he didn't get.
Ashu don't take serious because now you are a good fluent
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Wow... the level of accuracy in English that this teacher has is mind-blowing. She the real grammar Nazi lol. I wish all the teachers of these Apps were as nuanced in the rules of grammar and the English language in general as her. We as students could learn so much more. Thanks for sharing this video!
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Nice conversation about teenage ❤
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@@AshuOfficial2021 - Could you please correct the spelling of my last name? It is "POPLANI". :)
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Hi Ashu i want to learn spoken English so how to practice and which work I'd do to speak this language
Listen, watch and talk in English as much as you can.🙏🙏🙏
it was a great educative session ,very interesting to note, thanks a lot
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Uff really tough 😂 i can totally feel the pain 😅
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Don't interfere at my work
Don't interfere on my work
Don't interfere in my work
Don't interfere with my work
Which one is true and ❓why
Both are correct "in" and "with" but there is a small difference in the meaning conveyed. Don't interfere in my work = Don't get involved/don't meddle at all in my work. Don't interfere with my work = Don't disrupt/disturb my work. I hope that clarifies.
The correct sentence is: "Don't interfere with my work."
We use the word "with" to show involvement or interaction between two things or actions. In this case, it means that someone should not get involved or disrupt the work that I am doing. "Interfere with" is a common way to express this idea in English.
@@OnceUponAenglishWithAnurag I'm so confuse because this question is raised in my exam
@@sarikapoplani4872 some people are saying.. At and some in..
And some with.... What will be actual correct.
@@ankitkumargautam7908 The other options you provided ("at," "on," and "in") are not typically used in this context. While "interfere in" could potentially be used in certain situations, it generally implies interfering in a broader context, such as interfering in someone's personal affairs or decision-making processes.
Therefore, "Don't interfere with my work" is the most appropriate and commonly used expression to convey the intended meaning.
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