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Revision Of Tenses In a Simple & Easy Way

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on February 8, 2011

 

''''''' Revision Of Tenses'''''''



..SUMMARY,,

1. TENSE:present indefinite, HELPING VERB: do,does, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb
SENTENCE: I study everyday,

2. TENSE:past indefinite, HELPING VERB: did, FORM OF VERB: 2nd form of verb
SENTENCE:i'm studing right now.

3. TENSE: future indefinite, HELPING VERB: will, shall, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb
SENTENCE:i will study tomorrow.


.. SUMMARY,,

4. TENSE: present continuous, HELPING VERB: is,am,are, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing.
SENTENCE: i am studing right now.

5. TENSE: past continuous, HELPING VERB:was,were, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing
SENTENCE:i was studying when they came.

6.TENSE: future continuous, HELPING VERB: will be,shall be, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing
SENTENCE:i will be studying when you come.


.. SUMMARY..

7.TENSE:present perfect, HELPING VERB: have,has, FORM OF VERB: 3rd form of verb
SENTENCE: I have already studied chapter one

8. TENSE:past perfect, HELPING VERB: had, FORM OF VERB: 3rd form of verb
SENTENCE:i had already studied chapter one before i began to study chapter two.

9.TENSE: future perfect, HELPING VERB:will have,shall have, FORM OF VERB: 3rd form of verb
SENTENCE:i will have already studied chapter four before i study chapter five.


.. SUMMARY..

10.TENSE: present perfect continuous, HELPING VERB: have been,has been, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing
SENTENCE: i have been studying for two hours

11. TENSE:past perfect continuous, HELPING VERB: had been, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing.
SENTENCE:i had been studying for two hours before my friends came.

12.TENSE: future perfect continuous, HELPING VERB: will have been, shall have been, FORM OF VERB: 1st form of verb + ing
SENTENCE:i will have been studying for two hours by the time you arrive.

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HAVE A GREAT DAY and "HAPPY STUDIES" 

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In/On with Time Expressions

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on June 18, 2010
prepositional idioms are tricky in any language. Here are some tips for using in and on with expressions of time.For months, years and long periods like centuries, use in.For days and dates, use on.For precise times use at.Meet me at 8 p.m.The children played at recess.Some common expressions vary the pattern:in the morning, but on Monday morningin the mornings, but on Wednesday morningsin the afternoon but on Sunday afternoonNOTE: Although we say in the morning, in the afternoon and in the evening, we say at night. Ex. Milk is delivered in the morning. The stars come out at night. BUT We heard a noise in the night.Some time expressions do not require a preposition:I went to Sicily last May.He’s giving a speech next Friday.My children visit every Thanksgiving.What are you doing this afternoon?Talking about the weekend admits of variation:Do you work weekends?Do you work on the weekend? (American usage)Do you work at the weekend? (British usage)
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place for the Seven Female-friends. ( Sateen Jo Aastan)

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on December 30, 2009
place for the Seven Female-friends. ( Sateen Jo Aastan)

Sateen Jo Aastan is located on the left bank of the Indus River near Rohri, Sindh, Pakistan.Rohri, also known as Sateen Jo Aastan is the resting place for the Seven Female-friends. According to folklore these female friends resided here. These unmarried female-friends veiled them-selves from all males, a practice called purdah (the practice of preventing men from seeing women), which is also referred to as sattei. But for the fear of a tyrannical raja resulted in their disappearance, possibly in a cave in the side of a hill. Thus they became satti. It is probable that this folklore has its origins in the Hindu ritual of sati, an inhumane ritual where widows burnt themselves or were burnt on their dead husband's pyre.

In reality however, this is the burial place of a ruler from Sukkur , Mir Abu Al-Qasim Namkeen (961 A.H , 993 A.H). The tomb complex was ordered to be built by him. It was constructed in the ochre stone similar to that used in the necroplis of Makli Hill. Inscriptions and Quranic verses in the finest Naskh script adorn the walls and interior of these structures. Rows of hujras (rooms on the ground floor) were constructed for travellers and students. The famous blue tiles of Sindh were used to enhance the aesthetic impact.

.................... END..................I Hope you like it.have a good day ahead and "Happy Studies"
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"" Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day"" ... 6th December ...

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on December 3, 2009
"" Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day"" ... 6th December ...Sindhi is the largest province of Pakistan.It is an agriculture province. on 6th december this festival is declared for by the peolple of sindh because media and news papers said many abusing words about the sindhi culture and their traditions.Culture of Sindh

The culture of Sindh has its roots in the Indus Valley Civilization. Sindh has been shaped by the geography of the largely desert region, the natural resources it had available and the continuous foreign influences. The Indus or Sindhu River that passes through the land, and the Arabian Sea (that defines its borders) also supported the sea-faring traditions among the local people.The local climate also reflects why the Sindhis have the language, folklore, traditions, customs and lifestyle that are so different from the neighbouring regions.

The roots of Sindhi culture and civilization go back to the distant past. Archaeological researches during 19th and 20th centuries showed the roots of social life, religion and culture of the people of the Sindh: their agricultural practices, traditional arts and crafts, customs and tradition and other parts of social life, going back to a ripe and mature Indus valley civilization of the third millennium B.C. Recent researches have traced the Indus valley civilization to even earlier ancestry. Sindhi culture is oldest from all because archaelogist says that this culture belong to the most oldest civilization ( Mohen_jo_dARO) THE FATHER OF ALL CIVILIZATIONS , 5 thousand years old civilization.Sindhi Topi...

Sindhi topi and ajrak have been symbols of the Sindhi culture and civilisation for thousands of years .and all the people of Sindh have an emotional attachment with these cultural symbols.Sindhi Ajrak...

Ajrak is a name given to a unique form of blockprint shawls and tiles found in Sindh, Pakistan. Ajrak is also worn by the Seraiki people of Southern Punjab and Kutch. These shawls display special designs and patterns made using block printing by stamps. Common colours used while making these patterns may include but are not limited to blue, red, black and yellow. Over the years, ajraks have become a symbol of the Sindhi culture and traditions."" A bust of a king priest excavated at Mohenjo-daro shows him draped over one shoulder in a piece of cloth that resembles an ajrak."On this day every person have to wear sindhi Ajrak and Topi.this day is call to nation to ptotect their culture traditions and their identity and i think that everyone should participate in this equally without any difference of cast, color, creed and language. beacuse it's just for to protect our identity , our motherland. and no one have any right to use any words about any culture of the world.............END..............I hope you like it, have a good day and take care..
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.,......... Sindhi cuisine .............. a very intersting cuisine from pakistan

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on November 7, 2009
.,......... Sindhi cuisine ..............Sindhi cuisine refers to the cuisine of the Sindhis from Pakistan and from India. The daily food in most Sindhi households consists of wheat-based flat-bread (phulka) and rice accompanied by two dishes, one gravy and one dry.Snacks........Kutti (Mashed Roti [Bread] with sugar and butter)Lolo or Mithi Loli (Sweeter version of koki)Ku-ini Kich-anee (Sindhi comfort food. A porridge like dish made with rice and served with yogurt)Chhola Dhabal (baked bread with chick peas in thick gravy)Ka-raw-o (religious offering made with flour, ghee and sugar)Bhat - (porridge, usually given to a sick child, but popular at all times)..Meals................Seyal Mani (Cooked Chappati in green sauce with tomato, coriander and spices).Seyal Dab-roti (variation of above, but instead of Chappati, use bread)Bhugal BhajiSeyal Bhaji (mixed vegetables cooked with onion garlic paste)dal chawar ( yellow daal with rice)Mani Du-dhDhodo ChutneyPava (goats legs)Keemo ( ground lamb meet)Seyal Pallo ( pomfret fish in garlic sauce)Desserts or Sweets or Drink...............ThadalKhi-r-ni (hot drink made with milk with flavours of cardamoms and saffron)Sherbert..........................have a good day and take care
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HAPPY DIWALI...........

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on October 18, 2009
HAPPY DIWALI,,,Diwali or Dīpāvali (Sanskrit: a row of lamps[1]) is a significant festival in Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, and an official holiday in India.[2] Adherents of these religions celebrate Diwali as the Festival of Lights. They light diyas—cotton string wicks inserted in small clay pots filled with oil—to signify victory of good over the evil within an individual.I WISH EVEYONE "HAPPY DIWALI::May the beautyOf deepavali seasonFill your home withHappiness,And may the coming yearProvide you with allThat bring you joy!.... END,,,,I HOPE U LIKE IT,,TAKE CARE AND HAVE A GOOD DAY
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HAPPY EID DAY TO ALL MUSLIMS..............

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on September 21, 2009

HAPPY EID DAY TO ALL MUSLIMS..............Eid ul-Fitr (Arabic: عيد الفطر ‘Īdu ul-Fiṭr‎), often abbreviated to Eid, is a Muslim holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Eid is an Arabic word meaning "festivity", while Fiṭr means "to break fast"; and so the holiday symbolizes the breaking of the fasting period. It is celebrated after the end of the Islamic month of Ramadan, on the first day of Shawwal._______________###########_________________###___________##_________________##____________##_________________________##___#_____________###___________##_________________________###___#______________##___________##________________##________###__________#######__##_______________##______##__##______#________####________##____#____##__################______##__###____###_____####_##__##____##__###___########____#############_______##___##############_####____########################__________________________##_____________________######________###______________________###_###_____________________#####_________###______________________###_###May U always live happily

..............END.........HAVE A GOOD DAY AND TAKE CARE,May your heart and home be filled with all the joys of this wonderful Eid!Wish you a lovely Eid
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Flag of India,,,,,,,,,,,, )Happy Independence DAY(

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 18, 2009
Flag of India,,,,,,,,,,,, )Happy Independence DAY(

The National Flag of India was adopted in its present form during an ad hoc meeting of the Constituent Assembly held on the 22 July 1947, twenty-four days before India's independence from the British on 15 August 1947. It has served as the national flag of the Dominion of India between 15 August 1947 and 26 January 1950 and that of the Republic of India thereafter.[3] In India, the term "tricolour" (Hindi: तिरंगा, Tirangā) almost always refers to the Indian national flag.The national flag, adopted in 1947.

sO, I wish all the indian "HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY<On Independence DayHere’s wising our dreams of a newtomorrow come true for us…NOW AND ALWAYS!..........end........i hope you like it.have a good day and take care
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Happy Independence Day............

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 14, 2009
...................Happy Independence Day............i wish all the pakistanis , "happy independence day"On Independence DayHere’s wising our dreams of a newtomorrow come true for us…NOW AND ALWAYS!

...........end...........i hope that you like it,have a good day and take care 'HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY"
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........... Punctuation Rules: Using a Semicolon......

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 14, 2009
........... Punctuation Rules: Using a Semicolon......Semicolons are often confusing for people, and I find many mistakes when I edit manuscripts for my editing service, Editor 911. Here are some punctuation rules about the semicolon.The semicolon can be used to join two complete sentences that are related. There could be a conjunction (and, or, but), but there usually isn't. Here is an example of this semicolon rule:My dog loves to go for walks around the neighborhood; we always stop at Mrs. Smith's house for a treat.More complicated punctuation rules exist for the semicolon. One that people may find confusing is using a semicolon instead of a comma when two sentences are joined with a conjunction. You would use a semicolon if one of the sentences contains a comma. The important thing to remember with punctuation is that it is supposed to make it easier for your reader to understand what you are trying to say. Here's an example of this punctuation rule:Lisa went to the store and bought eggs, milk, and bread; but she forgot to buy cereal.Semicolons are also used when you are listing items in a series, and there are commas in the items you are listing. See the following example:My work has been published in God Allows U-Turns, Vol. 4; WOW! Women On Writing; The News-Gazette; and Grit.I used semicolons to punctuate the series of publications instead of commas because there was a comma in the title of the first publication. It may be confusing if I used commas after that, and people may think there is a publication titled, Vol. 4.Punctuation rules can be difficult, but a lot of them are common sense--especially when it comes to semicolon rules. Most of the time, a semicolon is used to make it easier for the reader to comprehend the sentence and not get confused if the writer used commas instead.for more plz visit following liinks:http://www.brighthub.com/hubfolio/margo-l-dill/blog/archive/2009/07/03/punctuation-rules-using-a-semicolon.aspx................END...............I Hope you like it.have a good day , take care and "HAPPY STUDIES'
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Shab-E-Barat .. A Great Event Of Muslims......

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 6, 2009

Shab-E-Barat .. A Great Event Of Muslims......Shab-E-Barat means the night of forgiveness or Day of Atonement. People pray to god both in preparation for Ramadan and for the forgiveness of the sins committed by themThis night has a great significance as pointed by the Prophet himself. This is the night wherein God the almighty makes decisions of life, death, health, wealth (collectively referred to as 'Rizkh' in Arabic, knowledge, relationships, and other matters that drive the Universe. It is the time when Muslims can turn to their creator ask for forgiveness.

It is also known by other names such as Mid-Sha’ban, Lailatul Baraat, Lailatul Dua, Nim Sha’ban (in Iran), Nisf Sha’ban (in Arabic speaking countries), Nisfu Sya’ban (in Malay speaking countries), Berat Kandili (in Turkish). It is known as Shab-e-Bara’at only in South Asia. This occasion is celebrated with great reverence, pomp and gaiety all over South Asia including India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Central Asia including Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kirghistan.

During this night, beginning at sunset, Allah Ta’ala ’s special attention descends upon the first sky. He proclaims:'""Is there anyone seeking forgiveness, that I may pardon him? Is there anyone requesting sustenance that I may provide for him? Is there anyone afflicted with difficulty (so that he may ask for assistance) that I may help him? Is there anyone with any other need?""

So, I wish to all muslins here at ec "HAPPY SHAB-E-BARAT"May your all sins will be forgiven by god today on this day of forgiveness.

.....END.....I HOPE YOU LIKE IT.HAVE A GOOD DAY AND TAKE CARE,
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How To Make Questions IN Different Tenses......

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 6, 2009

How To Make Questions IN Different Tenses......<<<<<<<<< Questions >>>>>>>>>>>Tense .................. Example1).Simple Present ...... Do you play football?2). Present Progressive ..... Are you playing football?3). Simple Past ..... Did you play football?4).Past Progressive ....... Were you playing football?5).Present Perfect ..... Have you played football?6). Present Perfect Progressive ...... Have you been playing football?7).Past Perfect ....... Had you played football?8).Past Perfect Progressive ....... Had you been playing football?9). will-future ...... Will you play football?10).going to-future ....... Are you going to play football?11).Future Progressive ....... Will you be playing football?12).Future Perfect ...... Will you have played football?13). Conditional Simple ....... Would you play football?14). Conditional Progressive ........ Would you be playing football?15). Conditional Perfect ........ Would you have played football?16). Conditional Perfect Progressive ....... Would you have been playing football?.......................END................i Hope you like it.have a good day , take care and 'HAPPY STUDIES"
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May have,,,,, Might have,,,, And Could have,,,,,

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on August 1, 2009
May have,,,,, Might have,,,, And Could have,,,,,Let's learn the usage of May have, Might have and Could have..We use these forms to say that possibly something happened in the past.For example:1). He may have got lost. (= Perhaps he has got lost )2). You might have left your keys at work ( = Perhaps you them at work)3). Someone could have stolen them (= It ispossible that someone stole them )We also use could have for an opportunity that we didin't take or a possible result that didin't happen.For example:1). We could have gone out somewhere, but we were too tired,2), You were very lucky. There could have been a terrible accident.......................END.................I Hope you like it.have a good day , take care and "HAPPY STUDIES"
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How You Learn a GOOD ENGLISH........

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on July 29, 2009
How You Learn a GOOD ENGLISH........Did you ever ask yourself "How did i learn my own language?" In fact. you never really "Learned" it at all. you just started speaking it.One day, when you were about two or three years old, youstarted speaking your language. A few words at first, not full sentences, But you spoke. Andvery soon you made progress without even thinking about it. It was like magicbut it wasn't magic, It was the result of hearing. for two to three years before you spoke,you heard people speaking your language all day. and may be all night. you heard people speakingyour language. Maybe you listened to people, but more importantly you heard them. Then,as if bymagic, you started to speak.All that hearing was necessary for you to start speaking, For two to three years words went In to your head. Then words come out of your head! That is why hearing (and listening to) English as much as possible is so important to you now. The more English you put in, the more you'll get out!..........................END......................I hope you like it .
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Present Perfect Tense AND It's Usage..................

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on July 15, 2009

..................... Present Perfect Tense AND It's Usage.................................Present Perfect Tense...............We form the present perfect tense by placing "has" or "have" in front of the past participle of the verb.Examples:"The manager HAS ARRANGED a telephone conference.""We HAVE ACCEPTED his invitation to the conference."We use the present perfect tense in two ways: 1)> in continuing action and 2)1). .......Continuing Action.......Use the present perfect tense to show action that has started in the past and is continuing into the present time or has finished at the present time.Example:"I have lived in Jonesville for the past 15 years."For 15 years, I have lived in Jonesville. I still live in Jonesville. There is no reason to believe I will not continue living in Jonesville. So, since the action of living started in the past and is continuing into the present time and maybe into the future, we use the present perfect tense "have lived."2). ....Historical/Research Literature......Suppose we want to include two researched actions in the same sentence. How do we show that one action happened before the other action? Here's an example of this problem.Problem:You are writing a critique of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. You are fascinated by Capulet's immortal "Thank me no thankings, nor, proud me no prouds," and you wish to elaborate the circumstances under which the words were spoken. You have two actions, the antecedent action by Juliet and the subsequent action by Capulet, that must be addressed.Use the present perfect tense for the antecedent action and the present tense for the subsequent action (the action nearer to us in time). We write"After Juliet HAS SAID that she can never be proud of what she hates but is thankful even for hate, Capulet REPLIES, "Thank me no thankings, nor, proud me no prouds."Note: The present perfect tense need not come first in the sentence. We could just as easily have writtenCapulet REPLIES, "Thank me no thankings, nor, proud me no prouds" after Juliet HAS SAID that she can never be proud of what she hates but is thankful even for hate...................END...............I Hope you like it.have a good day a, take care and "HAPPY STUDIES"
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French tourists seen as world's worst: survey

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on July 10, 2009

....................................... French tourists seen as world's worst: survey ...................PARIS (Reuters Life!) – French tourists are the worst in the world, coming across as bad at foreign languages, tight-fisted and arrogant, according to a survey of 4,500 hotel owners across the world.They finish in last place in the survey carried out for internet travel agency Expedia by polling company TNS Infratest, which said French holidaymakers don't speak local languages and are seen as impolite."It's mainly the fact that they speak little or no English when they're abroad, and they don't speak much of the local language," Expedia Marketing Director Timothee de Roux told radio station France Info."The French don't go abroad very much. We're lucky enough to have a country which is magnificent in terms of its landscape and culture," he said, adding that 90 per cent of French people did their traveling at home."So when they're on holiday they can be a bit stressed, they're not used to things, and this can lead them to be demanding in a way which could be seen as a certain arrogance."French tourists are also accused of generally spending less than other nationalities when abroad.fpr more plz visit following links:

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How Many Of You Think That Using " DEAR" is a Bad Habit.....

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on June 28, 2009
..............How Many Of You Think That Using " DEAR" is a Bad Habit ................................................ How Many Of You Think ThatUsing " DEAR" is Bad Habit .............Hello everyone,,The reason i'm asking this question to you, because as many ofyou know that it's my Habit to use and call everyone by using the word"DEAR".. so some of the members at ENGLISHCLUB say me that it is very badhabit so dont use "DEAR" ..i even say sometimes "DEAR" to my parents and friends who areyounger than me.please tell me Is this a bad habit or not..

..................PLEASE GUIDE MEi'm veru confused...........QUESTION FOR YOU:Q: tELL ME YOUR ANY BAD HABIT WHICH IRRITATE THE MOST OF THEPEOPLES ARROUND YOU????.............. END ...............I hope you like it,, have a good day and take care
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EnglishClub: News Of The Week.........

Posted by Ayaan Nawazz on June 28, 2009
...............News Of The Week .............News of the week is :'''''''''''''''''''''''Michael Jackson death still unsolvedafter autopsy''''''''''''''''''''''''LOS ANGELES: Doctors conducted an autopsy on the body of MichaelJackson on Friday but could not immediately determine what killed the "King ofPop," amid reports he had been injected with a narcotic painkiller shortlybefore collapsing.Jackson was in full cardiac arrest when paramedics arrived athis rented mansion in the Holmby Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles on Thursdayafternoon, with his personal physician trying desperately to revive him.The 50-year-old pop superstar was rushed to nearby UCLA MedicalCenter, where he was pronounced dead without regaining consciousness.

"The cause of death determination has been deferred, which meansthat the medical examiner has ordered additional testing such as toxicology andother studies," Los Angeles County Coroner's spokesman Craig Harvey said."Those tests we anticipate will take an additional four to sixweeks." Speaking to a throng of reporters outside the coroner's office, Harveysaid, "There was no indication of any external trauma or indication of foul playto the body of Mr. Jackson."Police said they were seeking to question Jackson's personalphysician, identified by news media as Houston-based cardiologist Dr. ConradMurray.Jackson's body will be released to family members after theychoose a mortuary for funeral arrangements, Harvey said. There was no immediateword on when he would be laid to rest.FOR more visit the following link:http://www.thenews.com.pk/updates.asp?id=81546

...............END ..............i hope you like it,,have a good day , take care and " HOPE FOR BEST
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