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🗂️ English Learning Course (Basic → Advanced) 📘 Parts 41–45: Advanced Grammar, Phrasal Verbs, Conversations, Emails & Interview English Part 41: Advanced Grammar – Clauses & ConnectorsPart 42: Phrasal Verbs – Meaning & UsagePart 43: Daily Conversation PracticePart 44: Writing Professional EmailsPart 45: English for Interviews 🌍 English Learning Course (Parts 41–45) 💙 Part 41: Advanced Grammar – Clauses & Connectors 🎯 What Is a Clause? A clause is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb.It can be a complete sentence or part of one. There are three main types of clauses: Type Definition Example Noun
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📘 English Learning Course (Basic → Advanced) 🌍 Parts 36–40: Essay Practice, Vocabulary, Synonyms, Spoken English, and Reading Comprehension 💙 Part 36: Essay Writing Practice (With Topics and Samples) You have already learned essay structure — Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.Now let’s practice with real essay examples and easy topics. ✏️ Essay 1: My Best Friend Friendship is one of the most valuable relationships in life. My best friend’s name is Rahul. He is kind, helpful, and honest. We study together and play football after school. Whenever I feel sad, he cheers me up with jokes. A true friend always supports
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🌍 English Learning Course (From Basic to Advanced) 📘 Parts 31–35: Essay Writing, Story Writing, Grammar Mistakes, Prepositions & Practice Worksheets 💙 Part 31: Essay Writing 🎯 What Is an Essay? An essay is a short piece of writing that expresses the writer’s ideas, thoughts, or opinions about a topic.It helps you develop writing, organizing, and thinking skills. 🧩 Structure of an Essay 1️⃣ Introduction – Start with a general idea and introduce the topic.2️⃣ Body Paragraphs – Explain your points with examples and facts.3️⃣ Conclusion – Summarize the main idea and give your final thought. 💡 Tips for Writing
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🌍 English Learning Course (From Basic to Advanced) 📘 Parts 26–30: Clauses, Reports, Letters, Idioms & Speaking Topics 💙 Part 26: Clauses — The Heart of Sentences 🎯 What Is a Clause? A clause is a group of words that has a subject and a verb.Every sentence contains at least one clause. There are two main types of clauses: 🧩 Example: 💡 Types of Dependent Clauses: 1️⃣ Noun Clause Acts as a noun (subject or object). Examples: 👉 Tip: If you can replace the clause with a noun (“something”), it’s a noun clause.Example: I know something → “something” = noun
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🌍 English Learning Course (From Basic to Advanced) 📘 Parts 21 – 25: Voice, Speech, Modals, Paragraphs & Conversations 💙 Part 21: Active and Passive Voice 🎯 What Is Voice? In English, the voice of a sentence shows whether the subject is doing the action or receiving it. Both express the same idea but from different points of view. 🧩 1. Active Voice Structure:👉 Subject + Verb + Object Examples: Here, the subject (Ram, teacher, they) performs the action. 🧩 2. Passive Voice Structure:👉 Object + “be” form + Past Participle (V3) + by + Subject Examples: Here, the object
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📘 English Learning Course – From Basic to Advanced 🩵 Parts 16–20: Tenses & Daily English Practice (1500+ Words) 💙 Part 16: Tenses – The Heart of English Grammar 🎯 Topic: Understanding Time in English 📖 What is Tense? Tense tells us when an action happens — in the present, past, or future.Every English sentence has a verb, and that verb changes form depending on the time of the action. ⏳ The Three Main Tenses: Each of these tenses has four forms, making a total of 12 types of tenses in English. 🕐 1. Present Tense Type Example Sentence Meaning
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📘 English Learning Course From Basic to Advanced — Part 11 to 15 💙 Part 11: Adverbs (How Words) 🎯 Topic: How to Describe Actions and Manner 📖 What is an Adverb? An adverb is a word that gives more information about a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. It tells how, when, where, or how often something happens. If you understand adverbs, you can make your sentences more detailed and clear. Example Sentences: 💡 Types of Adverbs 📝 Practice 1: Fill in the blanks with suitable adverbs: Answer Key: 🎙️ Speaking Tip: Most adverbs end in -ly, but not
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📚 English Learning Course From Basic to Advanced — Part 6 to 10 🩵 Part 6: Nouns (Naming Words) 🎯 Topic: Understanding Nouns Explanation:A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea.Examples: Rahul, India, book, happiness, car Types of Nouns: Practice:Write one example for each noun type. Example: Speaking Tip:Use nouns with “a” or “the” to make sentences: 🩵 Part 7: Verbs (Action Words) 🎯 Topic: Understanding Verbs Explanation:A verb shows action or state of being.Examples: run, eat, play, is, am, are Types of Verbs: Examples: Practice:Underline verbs in these sentences: Speaking Tip:Say verbs clearly — “I
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🌍 English Learning Course From Basic to Advanced — Part 1 to 5 🩵 Part 1: Introduction to English 🎯 Topic: Alphabets, Vowels & Consonants Explanation:English has 26 letters. Examples: Practice: Speaking Tip:When you speak, pronounce each letter clearly — e.g., “B for Ball,” “C for Cat.” 🩵 Part 2: Basic Words and Meanings 🎯 Topic: Everyday Vocabulary Explanation:Start learning common words you use daily.Here are some useful ones: English Word Meaning Example Book Pustak I read a book. Water Pani I drink water. School Vidyalaya I go to school. Friend Dost My friend is kind. Food Khana I like
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ServiceNow, ServiceNow Interview, ServiceNow Real-Time, ServiceNow Projects, Flow Designer, ServiceNow Integration, CMDB, ITSM, ServiceNow Developer, ServiceNow Admin, Automation, Workflow, Interview Guide ServiceNow Interview Questions and Answers – Part 2 (Advanced + Scenario-Based) Introduction In the first part, we covered the basics — like incidents, tables, client scripts, and workflows.Now in this second part, we’ll go deeper into real-time interview scenarios, scripting, integrations, Flow Designer, and administration concepts that often appear in ServiceNow developer and admin interviews. 🔹 Scenario-Based and Advanced ServiceNow Interview Questions 1. How do you automatically assign incidents to a specific group in ServiceNow? Answer:You can achieve automatic
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