#learn english

THANK YOU
Grateful to you
Very much thanks
Thanks a lot from heart
Thankful
Thank you kindly
I couldnt have done it without you
I am truly Thankful
I can't express my appreciation

WELCOME
You are always welcome
I'm glad that i could help you
I'm glad that you found the information helpful
I'm happy to help

OTHER WORDS TO SAY INSTEAD OF

Phrases that mean the same thing as
Words that can be used in place of
Alternatice sentences/words for
Different ways to say
Other ways to say
Other expressions for

HOW CAN I HELP YOU TODAY

How may I assist you today
Are you in need of anything from me (today)
Is there anything i can help you with
What can i help you with

may- use may to ask permission

can- use can when there is possibility

I am happy to help you(with your homework)

When and Where to use 'do','did','does'.

'Do' is used in case of present tense
'Did' is used in case of past tense
'Does' is used in case singular object in the present tense
I, my(first person)-don't
you(second person)-didn't
they, he, she(third person)-doesn't

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What are some factors to consider when deciding whether to go attacking or
defensing in the opening
Let me know the pros and cons of going attacking and defending in the opening
Should(Can) I go defensive in the opening?

LET ME KNOW
update me
get me the
get bact to me

WHAT ARE SOME

could you list me some
whare some choices
what are a few
what are some possibilities

DONT MISUNDERSTAND ME
Don't interpret my words or actions in the wrong way
("I did'nt mean in the wrong way")
I'm just trying to offer my perspective
Please don't interpret what I'm saying

Can you please inform me if he attended the call?

"Could you let me know if he answered the call?"
"Please inform me if he took the call."
"Can you tell me if he responded to the call?"
"I'd like to know if he picked up the call."
"Could you inform me whether he attended the call?"

Shall I go and fetch some water? when asking to elder

Can I go and fetch some water? most common way
May I go and fetch some water? when asking to younger person

Simple present tense: I study in KPRIET every day.

Present continuous tense: I am studying in KPRIET right now.
Present perfect tense: I have studied in KPRIET for two years.
Present perfect continuous tense: I have been studying in KPRIET since I graduated
from high school.
Simple past tense: I studied in KPRIET last year.
Past continuous tense: I was studying in KPRIET when you called.
Past perfect tense: I had studied in KPRIET for one year before I transferred to
another school.
Past perfect continuous tense: I had been studying in KPRIET for two hours before I
went to bed.
Simple future tense: I will study in KPRIET next year.
Future continuous tense: I will be studying in KPRIET next semester.
Future perfect tense: I will have studied in KPRIET for four years when I graduate.
Future perfect continuous tense: I will have been studying in KPRIET for six hours
by the time you arrive.