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Ever since in English

Ever since in English

Advanced structure in English

Advanced structure in English

Advanced structure in English

Advanced structure in English

It's one's cup of tea

It's one's cup of tea

Having been (part-2)

Having been (part-2)

Having + Past participle (part-1)

Having + Past participle (part-1)

'on the brink of'use in English

'on the brink of'use in English

How to use ' fed up with' in English

How to use ' fed up with' in English

"With a view to' in English

"With a view to' in English

How have you been & Where have you been

How have you been & Where have you been

'play into the hand of'in English

'play into the hand of'in English

more than enough& that too in English

more than enough& that too in English

advanced structure in English

advanced structure in English

have had to/has had to/will have had to

have had to/has had to/will have had to

will have Vs would have, must have, may have, might have

will have Vs would have, must have, may have, might have

'SO AS TO' in English

'SO AS TO' in English

obsessed with & as many as in English

obsessed with & as many as in English

'So am I' use in English

'So am I' use in English

'not to speak of' use in English

'not to speak of' use in English

of & off use in English

of & off use in English

How come...use in English

How come...use in English

'Ensure' use in English

'Ensure' use in English

'nothing short of' use in English

'nothing short of' use in English

will be, would be, must be, may be, might be with V1+ing form

will be, would be, must be, may be, might be with V1+ing form

'Freak out' use in English

'Freak out' use in English

possibility percentage of can be, could be, may be, might be (possibility)

possibility percentage of can be, could be, may be, might be (possibility)

Thought of vs wanted to

Thought of vs wanted to

turn out to be in English

turn out to be in English

'end up' use in English

'end up' use in English

take for granted in English

take for granted in English

"Ask.... to " use in English

"Ask.... to " use in English

'If I had my way'in English

'If I had my way'in English

'On the other hand'use in English

'On the other hand'use in English

"Revert to" use in English

"Revert to" use in English

Having to vs Would have to

Having to vs Would have to

would have let

would have let

' Bent on ' use in English

' Bent on ' use in English

'pissed off'use in English

'pissed off'use in English

'in such a way 'in English

'in such a way 'in English

'Resort to'use in English

'Resort to'use in English

'As for & As in ' in English

'As for & As in ' in English

'As to' use in English

'As to' use in English

'To have V3' in English

'To have V3' in English

'Nothing to do with' in English

'Nothing to do with' in English

Should have been + V1+ing

Should have been + V1+ing

If so use in English

If so use in English

It's up to you use in English speaking

It's up to you use in English speaking

Advanced structure in English

Advanced structure in English

Would have been + ing form in English

Would have been + ing form in English

either & neither use in English

either & neither use in English

Advanced English

Advanced English

'in the guise of' use in English

'in the guise of' use in English

Present participle, (part-2)

Present participle, (part-2)

Present participle

Present participle

'If at all' use in English

'If at all' use in English

Maybe vs may be

Maybe vs may be

may have to & might have to

may have to & might have to

Use of 'destined to' in English

Use of 'destined to' in English

Nothing has been

Nothing has been

Bound to in English

Bound to in English

"may be able to" use in English

"may be able to" use in English

"So called" in English

"So called" in English

Use of 'at the behest of' in English

Use of 'at the behest of' in English

When to use 'Feel up to ' in English

When to use 'Feel up to ' in English

'meanwhile'use in English

'meanwhile'use in English

"Should be able to" use in English

"Should be able to" use in English

I wish I could have V3 in English

I wish I could have V3 in English

'For the sake of ' use in English

'For the sake of ' use in English

I wish I had been & I wish I had had in English

I wish I had been & I wish I had had in English

would have had, could have had, may have had, might have had, must have had in English

would have had, could have had, may have had, might have had, must have had in English

May be & May have been

May be & May have been

'On the contrary' use in English

'On the contrary' use in English

Can have V3 & Can't have V3 in English

Can have V3 & Can't have V3 in English

I wish + Could

I wish + Could

'Furthermore' in English

'Furthermore' in English

By virtue of use in English

By virtue of use in English

Going to be in English

Going to be in English

stick to use in English

stick to use in English

"Endeavour to" use in English

"Endeavour to" use in English

As such in English

As such in English

Difference between Have to & Have got to

Difference between Have to & Have got to

must be & must have been in English

must be & must have been in English

Supposed to be (part - 2)

Supposed to be (part - 2)

'Having said that' use in English

'Having said that' use in English

Supposed to be + V1 +ing use in English

Supposed to be + V1 +ing use in English

No stranger to in English

No stranger to in English

Am/Is/Are /was/were + to have + V3

Am/Is/Are /was/were + to have + V3

Spoken English advanced structure

Spoken English advanced structure

Would have had to/Could have had to/Should have had to use in English

Would have had to/Could have had to/Should have had to use in English

Would have to, Could have to, Should have to(తెలుగులో)

Would have to, Could have to, Should have to(తెలుగులో)

Should vs Supposed to (తెలుగులో)

Should vs Supposed to (తెలుగులో)

Should be + V1+ing (తెలుగులో)

Should be + V1+ing (తెలుగులో)

Said to have been use in english

Said to have been use in english

Said to be use in english

Said to be use in english

Difference between "somehow&anyhow in english

Difference between "somehow&anyhow in english

meant to,meant to be use in english

meant to,meant to be use in english

Having to use in English

Having to use in English

Somehow,Somewhat,Somewhere use in english

Somehow,Somewhat,Somewhere use in english

as and when, as and where, as and how, as and whom use in english

as and when, as and where, as and how, as and whom use in english

ought to,Ought to be,ought to have,ought to have been in english

ought to,Ought to be,ought to have,ought to have been in english

When to use" That's what, That's why, that's how, That's which, That's when, That's where

When to use" That's what, That's why, that's how, That's which, That's when, That's where

Set to use in English

Set to use in English

Expected to, Expected to be, Expected to have + V3

Expected to, Expected to be, Expected to have + V3

Is to be, Am to be, Are to be, Was to be, Were to be

Is to be, Am to be, Are to be, Was to be, Were to be

claim to be/claims to be/claimed to be

claim to be/claims to be/claimed to be

When to use happen to be, happens to be, happened to be

When to use happen to be, happens to be, happened to be

when to use likely to be in english(తెలుగులో)

when to use likely to be in english(తెలుగులో)

How to use"to be" in english

How to use"to be" in english

Would be inEnglishpart - 2 (తెలుగులో)

Would be inEnglishpart - 2 (తెలుగులో)

Complete use of would (part - 1) తెలుగులో

Complete use of would (part - 1) తెలుగులో

to go, to be going, to have gone, to have been going(తెలుగు లో)

to go, to be going, to have gone, to have been going(తెలుగు లో)