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"Word" and "Deed"

 "Word" and "Deed" “Beware…lest you walk in the ways of them whose words differ from their deeds.” You tell others how it is important to be kind and loving and you think about the faults Of others all the time.   You tell others how it is important to be kind and loving and try hard to overlook the faults of others and focus instead on their positive qualities.   You say you believe in helping others and hesitate to share your knowledge with your peers.   You say you believe in helping others and spend time patiently assisting your peers when they do not understand something.   You say that all members of the family should help with housework and always do your share.   You say that all members of the family should help with housework and always come up with excuses about why you cannot do your share.   You advise your brother and sister to respect elders and constantly argue with your parents.   You advi...
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Use of “used to” with examples

 let’s unpack **“use to”** (and its variations) step by step with clear explanation and examples in English + Hindi. This is a common area of confusion, so I’ll cover **all types**:   ## 🔹 1. **Used to (Past Habit / Past State)** - Meaning: Something that happened regularly in the past but doesn’t happen now.   - Structure: Subject + used to + verb (base form).   **Examples:**   - I used to play cricket every evening.     मैं रोज़ शाम को क्रिकेट खेला करता था।   - She used to live in Delhi.     वह दिल्ली में रहा करती थी।   - We used to go to the park.     हम पार्क जाया करते थे।   👉 Here “used to” shows **past habits or situations** that are no longer true.   --- ## 🔹 2. **Be used to (Familiarity / Habit Now)** - Meaning: Being accustomed to something (it feels normal).   - Structure: Subject + be (am/is/are/was/were) + used to + noun/gerund (-ing ...
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Use Of "It" with Examples

  Use Of "It" with Examples   🔹 Explanation of "It"  2. **Dummy Subject (Introductory “It”)**  3. **Talking About Time, Weather, Distance**   4. **Referring to Animals or Babies (Neutral)**  5. **Emphasizing or Pointing Out**  6. **In Questions (Helping Verb + WH)**  🔹 Quick Summary  Let’s break down the **use of “It”** clearly, with explanation and examples in English + Hindi so you can master it for speaking and writing.  1. **Subject Pronoun** - “It” is used as a subject when talking about **things, animals, ideas, or situations** (not people). - Example:     - It is raining. → बारिश हो रही है।     - It is my phone. → यह मेरा फ़ोन है।   --- - Sometimes “It” doesn’t refer to anything specific but is used to start a sentence.   - Example:     - It is important to study. → पढ़ाई करना ज़रूरी है।     - It is easy to learn English. → अंग्रेज़ी सीखना आसान है।...
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Excel Videos

Excel Videos  Excel Intro  - Click for video Excel Basic Functions  - Click for video Excel Sum Formula  - Click for video
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Lesson

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  Lesson 160: How to Get Free Coaching: Presenting Objectives:  ● Share what you discovered about learning for free with AI and YouTube. ● Speak in full sentences to present your findings to the class. ● Understand that expensive coaching is not the only path to success.
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Scenarios:

 Scenarios:   1. A shopkeeper ignores a customer because of their language.   2. A teacher only calls on boys to answer questions.   3. A landlord refuses to rent to someone from another community.   4. A boss pays one worker less because she is a woman.
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Resume Types

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 Resume Types
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