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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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Group Discussion

 Group Discussion  Start opinion:   I think… / In my opinion…     ○ Agree:   Yes, I agree. / That’s right.     ○ Disagree: I don’t agree. / I think something different.   ○ Add:   Also… / Another point is… Tea is good or not I think tea is better because it is healthy.   I agree. Tea is good. I don’t agree. I like coffee.   Start Opinion: ● I think… ● In my opinion…   Agree: ● Yes, I agree because…. ● That’s right.   Disagree: ● I don’t agree because….   ● Can you explain more?   Village life is better or not A: I think village life is better.   B: Yes, I agree because…… C: I don’t agree. I think the city is better A: Can you explain why? Movies are better or not A: I think movies are better. B: Yes, I agree. C: I don’t agree. I think books are better. B: Another point is that movies are fun.   I think… / In my opinion…   I ...
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