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Questions-Answers : Part 1
• What is your good name?
= My name is Mamata.
• What is your father's name?
= His name is Sh. R.P. Sharma.
• What is your age/ How old are you?
= My age is 20 years/ I am 20 years old.
• What is your father?
= My father is a businessman.
• Which type of business does he do?
= He deals in ready-made garments.
• What is your mother?
= She is a teacher.
• How many members are there in your family?
= There are five members in my family.
• Who is the youngest member?
= I am the youngest member of the family.
• Who is the oldest member of your family?
= My grandfather is the oldest member of the family.
• What does your grandfather do?
= He is an advocate in High Court.
• How many brothers and sisters do you have?
= I have one brother and one sister.
• Where do you live?
= I live at Punjabi Bagh.
• At what time do you get up in the morning? Intentamos nuestro mejor para darle el contenido valioso en Gramática inglesa y Hablar.
Respuestas de preguntas: la Parte 1
¿• Cuál es su nombre bueno?
= Me llamo Mamata.
¿• Cuál es el nombre de su padre?
= Su nombre es Sh. R.P. Sharma.
¿• Cuál es su edad / Cuántos años tiene usted?
= Mi edad es 20 años / tengo 20 años.
¿• Cuál es su padre?
= Mi padre es un hombre de negocios.
¿• Qué tipo del negocio hace él?
= Él trata en ropa confeccionadas.
¿• Cuál es su madre?
= Ella es un profesor.
¿• Cuántos miembros están allí en su familia?
= Hay cinco miembros en mi familia.
¿• Quién es el miembro más joven?
= Soy el miembro más joven de la familia.
¿• Quién es el miembro más viejo de su familia?
= Mi abuelo es el miembro más viejo de la familia.
¿• Qué hace su abuelo?
= Él es un abogado en el Tribunal Alto.
¿• a Cuántos hermanos y hermanas tiene usted?
= Tengo a un hermano y una hermana.
¿• Dónde vive usted?
= Vivo en Punjabi Bagh.
¿• a Qué hora despierta usted por la mañana?
Questions-Answers : Part 2

• Which mobile do you have?
= I have Nokia 6630.
• How is its performance?
= Excellent. It also has 1.3 megapixel camera, and one hour's video recording.
• Did you buy a new one or second hand?
= It is new. My father gave it to me on my birthday.
• What would you like to do in the evening?
= I would like to play.
• What’s wrong with him?
= He is feeling fever/he is not feeling well.
• How is the child now?
= The child is better/fine now.
• How often do you come here?
= I come here thrice a week.
• He quarrelled with his friend, didn’t he?
= Yes, he did.
• You were in the park, weren’t you?
= No, I wasn’t.
• Isn’t it cold today?
= Yes, it is.
• Can he get success in this work?
= Yes, he can.
• Don’t you know that man?
= No, I don’t.
• You know how to paint, don’t you?
= Yes, I do.
• What is the time please?
At what time did you reach his home? or What time did you reach his home at?
= At quarter past four.
• Why did the teacher.
Respuestas de preguntas: la Parte 2

¿• Qué móvil tiene usted?
= Tengo la Nokia 6630.
¿• Cómo es su interpretación?
= Excelente. Esto también tiene 1.3 cámara de megapixel, y la videograbación de una hora.
¿• usted compró nuevo uno o la segunda mano?
= Es nuevo. Mi padre me lo dio en mi cumpleaños.
¿• Qué quisiera usted hacer por la tarde?
= Me gustaría jugar.
¿• Qué se equivoca con él?
= Él siente que la fiebre/lo no siente bien.
¿• Cómo es el niño ahora?
= El niño es mejor/fino ahora.
¿• con Qué frecuencia viene usted aquí?
= Vengo aquí tres veces una semana.
¿• Él se peleó con su amigo, verdad?
= Sí, él hizo.
¿• Usted estaban en el parque, verdad?
= No, yo no era.
¿El · no Es ello frío hoy?
= Sí, es.
¿• puede él conseguir el éxito con este trabajo?
= Sí, él puede.
¿• usted no conocen a aquel hombre?
= No, no hago.
¿• Usted saben pintar, verdad?
= Sí, hago.
¿• Cuál es el tiempo por favor?
¿A qué hora alcanzó usted su casa? ¿o a Qué hora alcanzó usted su casa en?
= A las cuatro y cuarto.
• Por qué hizo al professor.
Questions-Answers : Part 3

• How many friends do you have?
= I have ten friends.
• In which college/school do you study?
= I study in Ramjas college/WNN Public School.
• Where is your school/college situated?
= My school/college is situated at Vasant Vihar/Maurice Nagar.
• What are your subjects?
= My subjects are ..................
• Who is the principal of your college/school?
= Mr. ....... is the principal of our school/college.
• How far is your college/school from your home?
= It is 5 kms far from my home.
• How do you go to school/college?
= I go to school/college by bus.
• How many teachers are there in your school/college?
= There are 25 teachers in our school/college.
• What time is it now?
= It is ..... O’clock now.
• How do you do/ how are you?
= I am quite well.
• What are your hobbies?
= My hobbies are listening to music and reading books.
• Which is your favourite music album?
= My favourite music album is ......
• Have you a bike or scooter?
= I have a bike.
• Which bike do you have?
= I have Bajaj Pulsar.
• Why did you buy this bike?
= Because it is good-looking and powerful.
How much did this bike cost you?
= It costed me fifty thousand rupees.
• Do you know how to drive a car?
= Yes I do.
• Whom will you go to meet tomorrow?
= I shall go to meet my uncle tomorrow.
• Which exercise do you take daily?
= I do jogging/yoga.
• Where do you go for it?
= I go to Punjabi Bagh Club.
Respuestas de preguntas: la Parte 3

¿• a Cuántos amigos tiene usted?
= Tengo a diez amigos.
¿• en cual colegio/escuela estudia usted?
= Estudio en Ramjas college/WNN la Escuela Pública.
¿• Dónde es situada su escuela/colegio?
= Mi escuela/colegio es situada en Vasant Vihar/Maurice Nagar.
¿• Cuáles son sus sujetos?
= Mis sujetos son ..................
¿• Quién es el principal de su colegio/escuela?
= Sr. ....... es el principal de nuestra escuela/colegio.
¿• a Qué distancia es su colegio/escuela de su casa?
= Esto está 5 kilómetros lejos de mi casa.
¿• Cómo va usted a la escuela/colegio?
= Voy a la escuela/colegio en autobús.
¿• Cuántos profesores están allí en su escuela/colegio?
= Hay 25 profesores en nuestra escuela/colegio.
¿• a Qué hora es ello ahora?
= Es..... Ahora.
¿• Cómo hace usted / ¿Cómo está usted?
= Estoy completamente bien.
¿• Cuáles son sus aficiones?
= Mis aficiones escuchan a la música y leen libros.
¿• Cuál es su álbum de música favorito?
= Mi álbum de música favorito es ......
¿Los · Le tienen una moto o scooter?
=
Questions-Answers : Part 5

• Whose car will you take?
= I shall take Monika's car.
• Would you like to have another cup of tea?
= No, thanks.
• Can you lend me your watch for two days as my watch has gone out of order?
= Yes, I can.
• Would you help me if I ask you?
= I would do anything for you.
• Why have you come late today?
= Some guests came at home and I had to attend to them. (or I got stuck in traffic jam.)
• Where do you want to go in summer vacation?
= I want to go to Mussourie in summer vacation.
• Which city of India do you like most?
= I like Bangalore.
• Why do you like this city most?
= Because it is IT centre of India. It also has a lot of parks.
• Which places have you visited in India?
= I have visited Shimla, Chandigarh, Agra, Kolkata, Gwalior, Madras, Mumbai and Goa.
• How was your performance in the exam?
= I am satisfied with my performance.
• Why didn't you go to market?
= Because it was raining heavily.
Respuestas de preguntas: la Parte 5

¿• el coche de Quién tomará usted?
= Tomaré el coche de Monika.
¿Los · Quisiera usted tener otra taza de té?
= No, gracias.
¿• puede usted prestarme su reloj durante dos días cuando mi reloj ha ido estropeado?
= Sí, puedo.
¿• me ayudaría usted si le pregunto?
= Yo haría algo para usted.
¿• Por qué ha venido usted tarde hoy?
= Algunos invitados vinieron en casa y tuve que ocuparme de ellos. (o me atasqué en el atasco.)
¿• Dónde quiere usted entrar en vacaciones de verano?
= Quiero ir a Mussourie en vacaciones de verano.
¿• como Qué la ciudad de India le hace el más?
= Me gusta Bangalore.
¿• Por qué le hacen como esta ciudad el más?
= Como es ELLO el centro de India. Esto también tiene muchos parques.
¿• Qué sitios ha visitado usted en India?
= He visitado Shimla, Chandigarh, Agra, Kolkata, Gwalior, Madras, Mumbai y Goa.
¿• Cómo era su interpretación en el examen?
= Estoy satisfecho por mi interpretación.
¿• Por qué no fue usted al mercado?
= Como llovía pesadamente.
1) Television and Movies

Bobby:For how many hours do you watch TV everyday? or How many hours do you watch TV everyday for?
Aman Mostly for one hour. On holidays I may watch for even two hours or more.
Bobby:Why do you watch television?
Aman: I watch it for information and entertainment.
Bobby: Do you watch movies too?
Aman: I don’t have enough time to watch movies. I hardly watch one movie a month.
Bobby:Are movies good for our society?
Aman: Most of them are not. They waste our time and energy. People don’t learn anything good from them.
Bobby: Do you like any advertisement?
Aman: I like creative advertisements.
Bobby: Which is your favourite TV channel?
Aman: I like to watch sports channel ESPN.
Bobby: Are you very interested in sports?
Aman: Of course I am.
Bobby: What do you expect from a TV programme?
Aman: A TV programme should be informative and encouraging. It should help us develop our personality.
Bobby: Don’t you watch any other channel?
Aman: I also watch Discovery, History and some news channels.
Bobby: Do you think TV really benefits our society?
Aman: TV is both beneficial and harmful. Good programmes help us to live a better life.
Bad and vulgar programmes have negative effect on us.
Bobby: Is TV changing our kids too?
Aman: It is definitely changing. It is improving their brain power.
But some programmes may have a very bad impact on their psychology.
Bobby: What is your opinion about cartoon films?
Aman: Most of the cartoon movies refresh our mind.
Such films can convey a powerful message in very simple way.
1) Televisión y Películas

¿El Bobby:For cuántas horas mira usted la TV diaria? ¿o para Cuántas horas mira usted la TV diaria?
Aman sobre Todo durante una hora. Durante vacaciones puedo mirar durante hasta dos horas o más.
¿Bobby:Why mira usted la televisión?
Aman: lo miro para información y entretenimiento.
Bobby: ¿mira usted películas también?
Aman: no tengo bastante tiempo para mirar películas. Apenas miro una película un mes.
¿Películas de Bobby:Are bien para nuestra sociedad?
Aman: la Mayor parte de ellos no son. Ellos gastan nuestro tiempo y energía. La gente no aprende nada bueno de ellos.
Bobby: ¿le gusta algún anuncio?
Aman: me gusta la publicidad creativa.
Bobby: ¿Cuál es su canal de TV favorito?
Aman: me gusta mirar deportes canalizar ESPN.
Bobby: ¿está muy interesado usted en deportes?
Aman: Por supuesto soy.
Bobby: ¿Qué espera usted de un programa de TV?
Aman: un programa de TV debería ser informativo y alentador. Esto debería ayudarnos a desarrollar nuestra personalidad.
Bobby: ¿no mira usted algún otro canal?
Aman: yo a

The Pioneer Educated Mass of UK

The Pioneer Educated Mass of

UK

www.1pioneer .blogspot.com

09211517093

dspharswan@gmail.com

The Pioneer Educated Mass of UK is a group (mass) of freelancer expert in different subjects and Helpline for Teachers, Parents, and Students. It is in its full swing of progress of providing education to needy in across the nation and world. Our chief aim is to provide pioneer for needy.Time Seclude till 15 Nov 2009 for our objects:-=We are proving trainer and training for almost all the International Languages across the country. New batches are being started form 15 Nov 2009 for Spanish, German and Chinese in Noida and Bangalore.=5 Hours International Alphabet Phonetic training are going on Delhi& NCR.=Providing corporate classes across the country=Providing admission guidance for different classes which is dealing form Dehradun.=NDA and CDS examination classes are going on in Dehradun.=Interviewer for corporate for taking interview in different national and international languages.=Guide for visitors all over the nation.

Is English tough to learn?

Dear enthusiastic, dynamic and aspirants and voracious reader of knowledge,

"Other say that ''perfect practice makes a man perfect'' but I say .
"Perfect practice makes a being perfect." because it will include all the men, women and all living things like monkey, bear and other animals by the help of these animal lots of family are being able to get money to survive in the colourful and wonderful world because of continuous practice of these beings." (Dharm Singh Pharswan)

......God wove of a web of lovilness, clouds, sky and birds.
But not make anything at all so beautiful as ''words''....

Am I Ok?
Pronoun

It is still incomplete for more information contact:-
Director
The Pioneer Educated Mass of UK
Dharm Singh Pharswan
Email:-dspharswan@gmail.com/devpharswan@gmail.com
Contact:-09211517093
www.1pioneer.blogspot.com

Matters are available in Spanish/French/Hindi/English and other foreign languages also.

Wish you happy and prosprous success.

''All the things in universe become big with the combination of their small particles. As rivers convert into Ocean.
Success is also same. Success is nothing it is continuous process and one small success follow the other one than it become bigger.'' (Dharm Singh Pharswan)

2P 1O

Rule:- Helping verb and pronoun will be used according to 2ed subject.

1....either...................or..........................

Either Daniel or they are doing their work themselves.

2.............neither...................nor..............

Neither Daniel nor they are doing their work themselves.

3......not only ...... but also........................

Not only Daniel but also they are doing their work themselves.

Rule:- Helping verb and pronoun will be used according to 1ed subject.

Eevery ......................... every .............................

Eevery teacher and every students was in his place.

Each ......................... each .............................

Each book each pen was in its place.

..............does not ......... nor does ................

He does not smoke nor does he drink. (Present)

..............did not ......... nor did ...............

He did not smoke nor did he drink. (Past)

3......not only ...... but also........................

........................... Or ......................

Daniel or Mona is doing his work himself.

Rule:- Use of 321

Both you and he must obey their order themselves.

You, he and I are fast friends with each other.

He and I are fond of music.

You and I are great musicians.

You and they made many mistakes.

Rule:- Use of 123

I, you and he are will kill him.

Every man must discharge his duty well.

All the students must bring their own pens.

One must do one's duty to the country.

The manager and secretary has done his work himself.....
(Rule:-Manger and secretary is the same person.)

The manager and the secretary have done their work themselves......
(Rule:-Manger and secretary is different Person.)

It is I. (''It is'' will take subjective case as I,We,You,They, He She,It ect.)

It is he.
Let you and me. (''Let'' will take bjective case as me,us,them,him,her,it ect.)

Between you and me there should be no formality.
(''Between'' will take bjective case as me,us,them,him,her,it ect.)

He is more intelligent and any of his five friends.

The two boys quarrelled with each other..(''each other'' use for two only.)

All of us should love and one another...(''one another'' use for more than two.)

It is I who am to blame.

This is one on the most important books that have been published this year.....
(Superlative degrees will take''that''.)

That was the best that he could do for his friend.

This is the same pen that he purchased yesterday......
(This...the same will take''that''.)

This is the same things as that.......(the same will take''as''.)

I hate such person as deceive their friends.......( Such will take''as''.)

The man who came to me last evening was my brother's friend.....
(''Who'' is used for Person.)

He has listened to the speeches of vinoba who was a disciple of Mahatma......
(''Who'' is used for Person.)

I lost that book which you gave me....(''Which'' is used for things. )

I love that dog which you gave me.....(''Which'' is used for animals.)

What is there that I don't like? ......(Introgative words ''W''will take''that''.)

who am I that how can not follow you? ......(Introgative words ''W''will take''that''.)

The man and his horse that was in the feild,were very fine. .....
(''that'' is used for Person+animal).

The only concession that can be granted to you is this........(Only will take''that''.)

All that glitters are not gold........(All will take''that''.)

What (that which) cannot be cured must be endured.

What is done cannot be undone.

She found what she is looking for.

There was none but wept at the death of his father.........(None will take''that''.)

There is no man but aspires to be rich.........(No man will take''that''.)

''Success doesn't come in a single day, it takes years because it judge your perseverance. Do you know Webster took 33 years to compile his dictionary, Daniel Jone took 23 years to compile his pronouncing dictionary, Abraham Lincon became president of America at the age of 58 Year and Edison got success in his invention of electricity at the age of 61 year? My Dear. Does success come in single day? Tell me it now. No! My dear wait for right outcome and keep your work continue till you get success. My best wishes are with you forever.
Now wake up my dear and be engergatic, enthusiatic and dynamic and start your journey. Don't worry! success is always with you.
"(Dharm Singh Pharswan)

Crown of "Success'' bears only those who engage themselves in doings, which they want execute. (Dharm Singh Pharswan)

It is still incomplete for more information contact:-
Director
The Pioneer Educated Mass of UK
Dharm Singh Pharswan
Email:-dspharswan@gmail.com/devpharswan@gmail.com
Contact:-09211517093
www.1pioneer.blogspot.com
Matters are available in Spanish/French/Hindi/English and other foreign languages also.

Wish you happy and prosprous success.