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1. Mam teaching aptitude ka bhi solve karwa dijiye

2. Thnkuu so much mam❤

3. Mam dsssb tgt ki preparation karaye aapke session emrs ke liye bhut helpful rhe ❤❤❤❤❤❤thank you mam

4. Mam aapki answer key se mera total 6ques sahi ho rha hai aur my marks 5

5. कासे! मैंम past perfect tense hi ho answer key me-125 wale me- but kuch you tube & kuch expert log present perfect bta rahein hai. Mai to past perfect hi lagya hu

6. Qualified thank a lot mem ❤❤❤

7. ma'am emrs me tgt music me jo english ka exam hua tha uska v analysis kar dijiye..

8. Plz kal ke English ka video banaye plz

9. Mam 24th December ko Jo tgt ki exam Hui hai uski bhi English ki answer key pr video banaye plz

10. Ma'am 24 ko music ka tgt hua tha uska general paper solve kraeye

11. Courage ka virtue Diya hai Google pe

12. Ye question nahi the

13. Mam 125 wrong quest. h

14. Ma'am 125 me present perfect tense hoga

15. 7 questions right bina pde 😁😁

16. Ma'am music tgt ke genral English ke paper ka bhi solved video dale

17. Pgt language me South Indian tha examner north region students ko नुकसान हुआ, English बिलकुल कठिन तथा हिंदी बिल्कुल आसान, कोर्ट में जाना चाहिए सबको मिलकर, या दोनो पेपर आसान होने थे या दोनो कठिन

18. Mam, plz emrs Accountant ka analysis kra diziye

19. 24 dec ka bhi salution kar ba dejiye

20. Mam apki computer class se pdhke 6 shi kiy h thnx mam

21. By whom vala me at last me ayega ki ni???? Kucch log bta rhe ni ayega,,plz mam bta do…

22. Please make a video on regional language English of TGT SOCIAL SCIENCE EMRS 23DEC23 SECOND SHIFT answer key.

23. By whom is the door being knocked ? is the right answer Mam . I have checked it on Chatgpt.

24. Mam please reply

25. 122 question me maine had received kar Diya hai mam
    Formality and Specificity:Evidence: "Had received" (2nd option) is a form of past perfect tense, adding a level of formality and specificity to the sentence.Explanation: By choosing past perfect tense, you express that the act of receiving the letter happened before another past event. This can convey a more structured and precise timeline.Emphasis on Sequence of Events:Evidence: Past perfect tense is often used to emphasize the sequence of events in the past.Explanation: "Had received" suggests that the act of receiving the letter occurred prior to some other past action. This choice can be suitable if you want to highlight the chronological order of events.Applicability in Formal Writing:Evidence: Past perfect tense is commonly used in formal writing and narration.Explanation: In certain contexts, such as formal letters or narratives, using "had received" can enhance the overall tone and structure of the language.Expressing a Completed Action:Evidence: Past perfect tense often indicates the completion of an action before another point in the past.Explanation: By using "had received," you convey not only that you received the letter but that this action was completed before a specific time in the past.Remember, these points provide a rationale for choosing "had received" based on the nuances of past perfect tense. The choice between "received" and "had received" can be influenced by the context of the sentence and the desired tone.

26. I appreciate your diligence. Let's break it down:

    1. *Modal "should":*
    – *Evidence:* "Should" is a modal auxiliary verb used to express obligation, expectation, or advisability.
    – *Explanation:* In this context, "should" suggests an expectation or advisability regarding Ram's action.

    2. *"Have gone":*
    – *Evidence:* The combination of "have" and the past participle "gone" forms the present perfect tense.
    – *Explanation:* The present perfect tense is used to indicate an action that started in the past but has relevance to the present. In this case, it suggests that Ram's going to the market is relevant to the present situation.

    Putting it together, the sentence "Ram should have gone to the market" is in the *present perfect tense* as it combines the modal "should" with the present perfect construction "have gone" to express an action with present relevance.

27. Mam maine aapke pass emrs ka English teaching or computer ka send kiya h uska bhi krwa do ek baar

28. Mam please 24 December emrs TGT music teacher general paper ka analysis video banaaiye na

29. Ma'am TGT ka regional English ka bhi Solution bata dijie…. Pls

30. Thankuu so much mam🥰🥰 aapki guidence ki vjha se English qualify ho gya🙏🏻

31. Mam eng gen ki merit kitni jyege

32. Mam final cut off 120 marks se lagegi ya 150 marks se???

33. 4.75 hai check to hogi copy ??

34. Very very thanks ma'am you great ma'am

35. 24 December physical education ka bhi krwaa do mam physical education ka gnrl English

36. Mam apki video se bahut help Mila hai hum 6 kiye the 6 sahi hai thanku mam

37. Thanks mam apka pdaya sab aya

38. Thanku You Mam
    Aaj Aap Se english padker tgt me english me mera qualify hai
    Again Thanks
    🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

39. If you're looking for a source to support the usage of "have to" in this context, you can refer to English grammar guides or style manuals that explain the use of modal verbs. Common sources for English grammar rules include grammar textbooks, style guides like The Chicago Manual of Style or The Elements of Style, and reputable online grammar resources.

40. The subject of the sentence is "Bread and butter," which is a compound subject. Although "bread" and "butter" are both nouns, when used together as a compound subject, they are treated as a plural entity. Therefore, the verb "have" is appropriate to agree with the plural subject. The sentence is saying that the provision of bread and butter is necessary.

41. If you meant to say that "Bread and butter have to be provided," it would be correct if you are considering "bread and butter" as a plural entity. However, if you are considering them individually, you might say, "Bread has to be provided, and butter has to be provided."

42. The sentence "Bread and butter have to be provided" is grammatically correct. The use of "have" is appropriate because "bread and butter" is a compound subject, and when the components of the compound subject are considered separately, they are plural.

    You can think of it as "Bread has to be provided, and butter has to be provided." In both cases, the singular verb "has" is used. Therefore, "have" is the correct form when referring to both "bread and butter" collectively.

43. Mam..plz teaching aptitude ka bhi sol do

44. Thank you so much 🙏 Ma'am

45. Ram Should have gone to the market- In this setense you told its past perfect but its present perfect. please let me know if i am wrong.

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