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Had meaning in Telugu

Verb less sentence meaning:

Had = kaligi undenu

Had = kaligi undenaa?

With verb sentence meaning:

Had = undenu

Had = undenaa?

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How many types of Englishes are in English language?

Three types of Englishes are in English language. 1. English Subject or Competitive English, 2. Spoken English, 3. Understanding English.****** English Subject means English language to English language, Spoken English means Mother language to English language, Understanding English means English language to Mother language.

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English subject(Competitive English) is different and Spoken English is different. We should use grammar and rules in English Subject (Competitive English) but no need to use grammar and rules in Spoken English. Why means, some wrongs are in English language. Mainly Tenses are wrong in English language. So, we should learn Spoken English as Telugu language. Three Tenses are in Telugu language but no sub Tenses in Telugu language. Literate people can follow grammar and rules. How can illiterate people follow grammar and rules? Grammar and Rules should be in English Subject(Competitive English). Meaning should be in Spoken English.

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