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Y. Srinivasu, e-mail

Q. Which of the following

sentence is correct?

The point has been verified

during the audit

The point was verified

during the audit

A. The first sentence is

correct. 2nd sentence: 'The point was verified

during the audit'- Here 'was verified' (past sim-

ple-passive) refers to a past action at a definite

time. As no time is mentioned, it is wrong.

However, if the context indicates a past time,

for example, if in a previous sentence, the time

is mentioned, 'the point was verified during the

audit' is also correct. Look at the following:

The audit was conducted yesterday. The point

was verified during the audit.

I was accompanied by the Dy. Commissioner.

Dy. Commissioner was accompanies by me.

A. The Dy. Commissioner was accompanied by

me' is correct, because, as you have

yourself pointed out, the Dy. Commissioner is

superior, according to protocol,

Dy. Commissioner was accompanied by me.

In such cases, Active Voice is preferable.

I accompanied the Dy. Commissioner.

Uday kumar, e-mail

Q. Explain meanings of the following words.

Awesome

A. Awesome = Impressive and at the same

time causing fear = ,-v LTA rocket soaring into the sky is an awesome

sight.

Rocking

A. Rocking = -The mother is rocking the cradle = Lx -C.

Bloopers

A. Bloopers = --J _N - (An embarrassing mistake in public)

Piravi

A. Piravi - English . C l *-- *aC. DE n '- E--

Out standing performance

A. Outstanding performance = pvz.Laxman's score of 165 (not out) in the last

test match was an outstanding performance

Grace period

A. Grace period = Stunning beauty

A. Stunning beauty = au L/ - / s-J p

Negotiable

A. Negotiable - a O/ a Eg

-L

The salary is negotiable = @a y Eg-a.

Sizziling beauty

A. Sizzling = n o ( ) sizzling biryani, sizzlingsummer day. sizzling n,h-Eo L-T, C u sexualaffairs .A sizzling love affair- especially a love affair,

not accepted by society ( dxN-li) sizzling beauty - C -E combination.

T. Ram Mohan Rao, Kanigiri

Q. Explain the difference among the following

words.

Audience/Spectator.

A. Audience = People

who listen to and

watch a perfor-

mance/ speech.

Spectators = people

who watch a show.

A movie has

audience/ spectators whereas a match/

magic show/ dance show has spectators.

audience = v, v~- (NE )spectators = v~- v

Match/ Game/ Sports

A. Match = A game competition = v Game = v/ Sports = vgames , sports C.Game - x u v J .

Sport - u -- N.Eo -x -_. j_. Ornament/ Jewellry

A. Ornament = / Jewellry = - A set ofornaments

Apprise/ Inform

A. Apprise = To tell someone of something

because they have to be told (NJ-Lqx, J-T NEo p)Inform = To tell someone of something =

Eo y I request you/ I am to request you

A. I request you = on my own ( ,J vs )I am to request you - (official) = Someone

has ordered me to request you.

Large/ Big/ Broad

A. Large - used when we refer to a thing of

large measurements, Volume,

amount - a large hall, a large box

barrel etc., - J- Big - When we refer to weig

volume - a big book,

a box too heavy to carry - Broad = wide (-p)

Movie/ cinema/ picture.

A. Movie = a film (-*v)Cinema = The hall in which a f

picture is shown.

(Correct English Cinema =/ E v . The cinema = -*v) Pictu-*v.

They spent the whole day writing

they were writing the novel during

A. They spent the whole day writing

They were writing the novel thro

day - without break.

During the day = The whole da

not be continuously They were talking to one anothe

day/ They were talking to one ano

the day.

A. Same as above.

Q. Translate the following into En

O E N - C.

A. She did so thinking that if she sla

the marriage might not take place

A. Krishna Gitarjuna, Nidadavo

Q. v-- -- Rx ' -. Eo Tx ?

A. = Omen some one crossing your

( cross someone's pathmeaning, n/ --C)

e.g.: 1) May I cross your path as y

a?2) You cross my path as I start = 3) If she crosses our path, no goo

we may not succeed = N F -.

4) Make some you have a good om

-E x.

M.Ramaiah, Pedakondapalli

Q. C -u- -Tx- --C d -hC.A. She is drying up the clothes.

x o -u- B-h-E L-.A. We brought him here with the ho

that he would solve the problems

x J-C?N \C.A. Whose house is this? It's away fr

of the houses

Q. C -u-x C d? To their places of work

To their places of works

A. To their places of work - Correc

To their places of works - Wrong.

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M.SURESAN

Shall I buy that Car?Harish: Shall I meet you tomorrow for the

book? ( h Eo --?)

Kamal: Oh, by all means. I'll keep the book

ready for you? (p-. F h-Eo - -.)

Harish: How long can I have the book? When

do you want it back?( h-Eo - --a?Sx F C pL)?Kamal: You can have it,

may be, for two or three

days. Can you return it

say, by Monday next?

( h-Eo y V-a. a ---E y-

?)Harish: Oh yes, that suits me fine. And thank

you very much for letting me have the

book for so long.(p-, Eo-V - -h *a Thanks.)

Kamal: Oh, not at all. Anyway, I won't be

needing the book till then, because I

will be out of town for the next few

days. (--. j V x .)

Harish: I wouldn't trouble you if the book were

available in the market. Even the

library hasn't a copy of it. (\--o-x Eo-T sC-d.Library E .)

Kamal: Why the library can't acquire the book,

I can't see. They can write to the

publishers and get some copies of the

book. It is such a useful book and we

are not able to get it easily. (jv-K p n . v--h p--a. --i h C. -.)

Harish:I think I'll suggest it to the librariantomorrow.( Librarian - -.)

Kamal: By then, (h.) (Conversation) Shall I .... ?

v o v C ...I/ we shall, questions h...1) Permission E .

a) Shall I go now? (E-p x?)b) Shall we come tomorrow (

a?)c) When shall we see you again? (SxNto-p --?)

2) ? (Advice)

a) Shall I buy that

Car? ( ?)

b) Shall I put my

daughter in that

school? ( t-E \x Jp?)c) Shan't we leave

these books here

then?

( h-E-\ --l?)d) \J Shall with I and we shall I/We

...? offers .a) shall I make you some coffee?

= O d? (offer)b) Shall we buy you tickets for the Matinee?

(O Matinee tickets ? offer. -E-Lq N:Shall I/ We ... ?

informal ( J- ox, - -n -J- xp) permisions/offers/ advice .( -E: Will I/ We ... ?- I/ We will -u questions )

FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH

May I cross your path?

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Paayal Bhatnagar,Manchiriyal

Q. Explain about 'Adverbial

Qualification' in Telugu.

A. Verb nEo C / adverbialqualification.

He went home - wentverb; home C '\ x? verbnEo C hC dhome - adverbialqualification.

Q. Translate the following 'Active voice' sen-

tences into 'Passive voice'

Please look into the matter carefully.

A. You are requested to look into the matter.

Lay the basket there.

A. Let the basket be laid by you.

Raise your hands .

A. Let your hands be raised (by you).

I wish for nothing more.

A. Nothing more is wished for by me/ I .

The Police Inspector asked for his name.

A. His name was asked for by the Police

Inspector.

Q. Is the first letter of the Professional word

written capital? e.g. Doctor, Actor.

A. Yes.

Q. She does get her house white washed - is

this correct?

A. Correct. 'Does get' is more emphatic than

'gets'

Q. Pronunciation/ Pronoun- what is the differ-

ence between these two words?

A. Pronunciation - the way in which a word is

uttered - a-J N.Pronoun- Noun I, we,he, she, it etc.

Usha Kiranmayi, Adilabad

Q. Which of the following sentence is correct?

He committed suicide by consuming poison

He committed suicide consuming poison.

A. He committed suicide by consuming poison

-Correct

'by' here refers to the method of suicide. So

'by' is necessary (N T/ A x n E'by' )

Q. "Have/ Has" - , A, -N n a?

A. a. I take/ have/ she takes/ has coffeein the mornings and tea in the evenings.

()She has/ we have breakfast at 8 -Break fast

Q. What is the difference between these two

sentences?

He is having treatment.

He is having treatment done.

A. He is having... -Wrong here.

He has treatment done here =

ju --o -Correct.

Q. Yesterday, Tomorrow & Today -

adverb, Noun -?A. Yes.

She left this place yesterday.

She will come here tomorrow.

I will complete it today.

These all underlined words are 'Adverbs'

here.

Today is/ tomorrow will be/ yesterday was

my birthday - Nouns.

Q. Little Jack sat in a corner Is The underlined

part a phrase? And the above sentence

says about the subject Little Jack so is it a

'Predicate'?

A. In a corner - a group

of words without a

verb, so it's a

phrase

Sat in a corner - the

part of the sentence

talking about the

subject Little Jack - So, it is predicate.

U. Srinivasarao, Singarayakonda

Q. ' AE Ao-d, ' hF --d- expression English L--.

A. Unless he eats like that he doesn't feel he

has eaten.

Unless he does like that, he doesn't feel he

has done it.

Q. 'C--D -E o v-- vA

Tx L.A. DEEnglish j u .

What is the number of Mrs

Gandhi as the PM of India?

a.

Pratima, OngoleQ. Clarify the following doubts.

She had been a teacher before she was/

she got married.

She had been working as a teacher before

she was/ got married.

Is both the sentences give same meaning?

A. Yes, they do.

Once you said that "A clause is a group of

words with verb." Does a clause have

subject?

A. A clause has a subject in addition to a verb,

but, it is easier to pick up the clauses in a

sentence, by treating a clause of as a group

of words with a verb.

They married their daughter with/ to some-

one else- in this sentence which prepositionis used?

A. They married their daughter off to someone

else - correct.

'They married their daughter... gives wrong

meaning. So they married off their daughter

to.. 'is correct'

'The peon rings the bell' - In this sentence -

is the group of words from rings the bell is

predicate or clause ? explain.

A. The peon rings the bell - In this sentence,

'Rigs the bell' is the predicate as it talks

about the subjects, 'the peon'. As I have

pointed out earlier a clause has a subject

too. So, 'The peon rings the bell' is a sen-

tence because it is a group of words with

complete meaning. it is also a clause

because it is a group of words with a subjectand a verb.

What you mean? - Is this sentence has a

clause or not.

A. What you mean? - WRONG. 'What do you

mean?' is both a sentence and a clause, for

the same reason, as in the case of the

sentence, 'The peon rings the bell.'

E. Anil, Hyderabad

Q. Explain bellow sentences in telugu.

People who say so haven't seen who sup-

ported us.

A. x tLo -Jn*-/ -x tLo J* L-.

Not anymore, in my guess.

A.

C -/ . ( Who doesn't like to take pictureplaces and people?

A. % v , v t- d! (vA \-J ! E n)

Q. Witch one of the following is corr

Why can't I stick to that I like?

Why I can't stick to that I like?

A. *a -Eo E--?Why can't I stick to What I like?

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M.SURESAN

She can sing wellShe can sing well'Can' with I and We in questions (can I/ We ...?)

can also be used for informal permissions/

requests) -

h - uh - A /x uJn, can I/ we ... ? a.a) Can I wait here until your brother comes? =

O ou a E-\ a?(Permission)

b) Can we cal l you

again tomorrow

morning?

(Sx Ophone --?)(Permission)

c) Can we have your

Car for a day?

(--V O h?) (Request)

d) Can I have your advice on his matter?

( N h)-Informal request

You can ... you can statements ,informal permission yE -.a) You can use my computer.

Go ahead = Computer O -a(Informal permission -

J o--x - A y.b) You can repay the money next month = O

a s AJT Lx, y.

- A E--J-- can not a.a) You cannot enter the class now = y

p class E Ox.

b) They cannot stay

here any longer =

Rx\ - v O-u N: Can, -nuEo L-, () n.She can sing well = .j L- -Fo DE .Look at this sentence: Why the Library can't

(cannot) acquire the book, I can't see = Library

h-Eo p- (can't acquire)I can't see (n -o)

FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH

I will complete it today

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Ram mohan rao, IrsulapuramQ. Explain the difference

between following sen-

tences.

They are better than their

parents

A. They are better than their

parents = x Lxv- x Correct.

They are much better than their parents

A. They are much better than their parents =

x Lxv- x . They are more better than their parents.

A. They are more better than .......

WRONG - No Meaning.

'More', and 'better' are both comparatives.

Using two comparatives side by side is wrong.

Q. Leave letter -p 'I Could n't attendclass/ the class/ the school/ school \

'the' Lq - ? Class teacher Leave Letter -p 'Class' attend- E, Principal JLeave letter-p 'School' attend -E ? Explain.

A. I could not attend class - OK. ('Attend the

class' is wrong because, 'class' is what a

student always attends.)

Even if you write to the Principal, you can

write either of the two:... attend class/school.

Mayuri Gupta, Bayyaram

Q. As we were taking a walk- h E n? J While were/when we were taking a walk- nN? NJ.

A. As were taking a walk = While we were tak-

ing a walk/ when we were taking a walk - all

are correct.

Q. x x = They Passedbefore/ by us- C Correct?

A. They passed by us - correct.

Q. _ s ox feel o = He Feels as if he had a lot ofmoney - is this correct?

A. Correct.

Q. He did the work himself/ He himself did the

work - Sentences u N?A. He himself did the work = He did the work

himself. But 'He did the work himself' better.

Q. Translate the following into Telugu.

He will be getting/ having his house white

washed.

A. E x---o.

She did get her clothes washed.A. -h A-C.

Rekha Pallavi, Tekulapalli.

Q. Which one is correct?

She was least worried by the amount of

money.

She was least worried about the

amount of money

A. Second sentence is correct.Q. Is Apart from = Not only that ?

A. 'Is apart from' is not the same as

'not only that'.

'..... is apart from' = is different from/ is in

addition to.

Q. She won the case with the help of Jaggers/she won the case with jaggers help - here

which one is correct?

A. If 'Jaggers' is the name of a person, both arecorrect. If 'Jaggers' is a thing (which it is

not), then 'of jaggers' is correct.

Q. Which one is correct?

He made him hard work

He made him do hard work

A. He made him do hard work/ He made him

work hard - Correct.

Y. Gayathri, Asifabad.

Q. Give the meaningsfor following words.

Biophysicist

A. Biophysicist = A

student of

Biophysics.

Genome, recombi-

nant,

plasminogen.

A. N Scientific terms - 'google' . Splice

A. Splice -

-E . TestosteroneA. Testosterone - hormone . Wiki

A. Wiki- short from of Wikipedia.

Meatspace

A. Meatspace = The World of senses =

uvC R Av. Webinar

A. Webinar = Web y Eye

(A seminar on the Web).

Xanthipi

A. Xanthipi = uR u (ASocrates uR u ).

Fauxtography (Pronunciation- v) Ji l %d Photos.

Purlicue

A. Purlicue = 1) --L -L u S n.2) Handwriting a .3) u *J .

Voodoo

A. Voodoo = 1) v, - West Indies .2) , E-d, v-, -N.

Sheabutter

A. Sheabutter = dy n.

Chrissake

A. Chrissake = Hurried pronun

Christ's sake = 'My God' Anthropological

A. Anthropological = Jv, J-, J--E C*

Sirkee

A. Sirkee = A~.Cuekoo sirkees/ Wood sirkees =

A C ~.Q. Translate the following into Engli

vE Eo Ox h C. Fo Eo. pAh v C. u C. d Eo Ox p , h B* v LqC vBE

A. There is rubbish scatters and dumin all streets. All drains are choke

(stinking smell ) is unbebecame a mosquito breeding ce

is every danger of outbreak of

Therefore the Gram panchayat isto provide garbage bins and

emptied regularly and thus mai

sanitary conditions in the street.

Q. What is difference between Supe

Sentiment, explain.

A. Sentiment is a feeling. SuperstitioSometimes a sentiment is on

superstition.

Q. --T-* idioms and?

He hit upon a plan to get monefather

A. correct.

He made a fuss at work, so a

spoiled.

A. .... all work was spoiled.

I moved earth and heaven to get

A. Correct

He tried to take four runs, but it f

A. ...... but his plan fell f lat.

A Read

Q. What is the difference betwee

sentences?

I will go to a party tomorrow

I am going to a party tomorrow

A. I will go to party tomorrow- h Not so definite *a

I am going to a party tomorrow

(*a).Q. *a u n, If you work hard, you will pass.

A. y d, pass -.d , Pass o.

If you worked hard, you would pa

A. y d . dpass vh J

If you had worked hard, you w

passed.

A. If you had worked hard, You w

passed - C y d N. -.

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M.SURESAN

I haven't got it yetI haven't got it yetKiran: You should hurry. The train starts at 10,

and you are still here. (y L. -v C -l-C, Ny \o.)

Mithra: I am waiting for the

money and I haven't got

it yet. I should have the

money to travel, you

know. ( s h-o, C .v-E s -L ?)

kiran: Then you Should take the next train

which is two hours later. Are you sure you'll

get the money at least by then? (, y y a j \L.p j F s h t ?)

Mithra: I Should, if Tarun keeps his word. I am

sure he will. He should be on his way now.

( Ed, sL. Ed -o. J L-p)

Kiran: Whatever it is, you should not miss

office tomorrow, as there will be an inspec-

tion. In fact you should be half an hour ear-

lier than usual, to be ready with all the

records. (i office v p- y, Inspection x. - - L,records Fo l E.)

Mithra: Thats right. I should be there, of

course. (. correct, -\ L,*a)Look at the use of "Should" in the conversa-

tion above

''Should" -sx n. x DE correct --, English Correct x-C.Now look at this:

a) You should hurry. y L. C Lq EE C ?

duty/ obligation L-- you should o. DE ..b) You should not miss the office tomorrow =

y Office p-. C NC--C. C -E E(El Prohibition L-hC Should not.

C) In fact you should be half an hour earlier =

y - L. C -Lq E C.

d -E-LqC: Should, I, We,you, he, she, it and they Eo NCE(-Lq EE), E-Eo(Prohibition - -E EE L--hC.

I Should take the book

to Class = class h-Eo B--xL.

They should pay the

money by next week =

a -E-x x sLxL (NC).Now look at these

Sentences:

He Should be on his way now = J L C j J Eo(Probability)--C.a) The car looks fine. It should be very expen-

sive = vt C. K-jC

L.b) They should be worrying a lot about the

result = L-Eo J* x - .

c) They should be repenting now = p x ahp-.N should o Eo -.NCE ( -Lq EE) L--

should , must/ have to/ has to a.

You should be here by 10 = You must be

here by 10 = You have to be here by ten =

y/ OJ-\ Cx L. (He/ she/it, has to )

FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH

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Q. TV Channels over tostudio Phrase N. \over to C Part of speech?DE Usage J*NJ.

A. Over to studio pstudio (TV Channel xC) x -/ px E n.Q. Parts of speech u Antonyms

? Prefixes p Antonyms ,Prefixes p Antonyms iRule ?

A. -- Eoparts of speech antonyms. o Eo nantonyms - a. rule O-. Eo N, N-- antonyms p--a.

-sx, prefix aantonym , prefix p antonym n yp a. e.g: Kind Unkind(Autonyms forward with a prefix)/ Cruel

(antonym formed independently) Cruel,

unkind n - Eo-i C.cruel = v-i; unkind = ( v) -Lq- E/ - dL-T.

Q. Be 'Forms' Root be helping verb p u-,s NJ.e.g.: How many of each kind be sold? v o helping verb Direct be sold -T? DE n N?

A. -u . \ Imperative sentence(c, J, un L sentences) p.Be here (\ .)Be kind to poor (-x .)Be within your limits (F lx y .)

Eo that clauses : u demand,suggest, recommend etc., y athat clauses .I suggest that you be careful.

She demanded that he be out at once.

We recommend that you be careful about

your money.

How many of each kind be sold - J- independent .Tell me how many of each kind be sold -.

Q. Could you lend me your pen?

sx Answer: Here you are EC. O \ o E n !E - Here it is a? L--.

A. Here you are = B/ C C (idiom). -x DE n *aE . -

x '- ? , 'O-? -Lq--?

C Here it is E - a. p-.

Q. Phrasal verbs * up, off N Preposition Eh? Adverb E-h? N a NJ.

A. N prepositions a adverbs a.Verb followed by a preposition/ adverb Phrasal verb . Phrasal verb E nE -E nE . C English % oxn ---. -sEo d/Dictionary y v n -.Phrasal verb is usually a verb followed by

prepositions like, in, on, etc., or short

adverbs like back, down, off. All these

whether preposi-

tions or adverbs

are called parti-

cles. Adverbs like

the above are

Adverbial particles.

prepositions adverbsphrasal verbsip , vu-i function . NPhrasal verbs -v.

Vijay Singhal, Kothagudem

Q. If science hadnt come to help of the detec-

tives in deciphering crimes. These clever

criminals would still be at large. Here

instead of 'would have been', should have

been is to be used. Explain.

A. Would have been - correct: If clause is: If

science hadnt come to the resume.

The verb is had come- had + pp. So

the verb in the main clause should be,

would/ should/ could/ might have

been or would/ should/ could/ might

have + pp.

Q. Which of the following is correct.

He is the leader/ a leader of the

class.

A. Here, 'he is the leader of the class is correct.

Because a class has only one leader.

Children/ The children are playing.

A. Children/ the children - both are correct,

depending on whether you are referring to

any group of children or a particular group of

children.

e.g: a) Dont drive into the grounds.

Children are playing there.

b) The school has good play grounds - look,

the children (of this school) are playing

there.

He isnt supposed to talk to

manner/ He shouldnt talk to

manner.

A. He isnt supposed to talk to

manner = He shouldnt talk to

manner.

Vasudevi, Lakshm

Q. Which one of the following is cor

Group of school/ Groups

Group of schools.

A. Group of schools and Groups

are correct. Group of schools = a

schools of one group. Groups o

a number of schools belonging

groups. (e.g.: Goutham group

Vignan Group of schools etc.)

Two and two make/ makes four

A. Two and two make four is correc

here are two subjects, Two and

by and. However in usage, Tw

makes four is also taken as corre

the earlier pages of Spoken Eng

meaning of usage.

Ten marks are given/ is given

A. Ten marks are given is correct.

Q. Translate into Telugu.

I got him/ had him new clothes

A. I got him new cloths - a/ o.I had him new cloths - Wrong. n

Sasank & Vam

Q. Explain the usage of Though

Even though

A. Though = Although = Even thoug

Q. Ing forms = Present Participle A. d.

Q. Imperative, Interrogative, Exclamtence EEoF Assertive sepa?

A. pa.Q. Have you opened the window/

Did you open the window - jA. Have you opened the window? th

a past action the time of which is

Did you open the window? - This

past action, the time of which

clear from the context (s) d, time , 'JE Did you open....? J-, ? ,opened? .

Q. h -p C-

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He is clever, isnt he?Salim: This is the book you want, isnt it?

( F Lq h, ?)Harish: Yes, It wasnt there this morning, was

it?

(V --- C jv-K ?)Salim: No. I saw it in the evening. You need it

very much, dont you?

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Harish: I do, of course. You have finished

reading it, havent you?

( E,y C - h-C?)

Salim: I have, It is not

available in the

shops, is it? The

whole trouble is

because of it.

( . C shop ? - x .)

Harish: Now that I have it, let me make use of

it.

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