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[00:02:05]Jai Hind Jai Hind Jai Hind Jai Hind to all Jai Hind Good afternoon Jai Hind Aadab Sat Sri Akal Welcome to all of you. Hearty welcome to all of you.

[00:02:14]Hope you all are doing well.

[00:02:18]Let's be healthy. Guruji, please teach English for MP Hospital Assistant also. I have never read anything so good, Bihari is better than everyone. Let's definitely get it done.

[00:02:34]I have always said that I am with you for everything. Never drown in the ocean of sorrow.

[00:02:39]If you don't reach your destination, don't get upset. If we feel the absence of anyone in the journey of life, then we are still alive. Do n't forget this. Whatever is there will always be with you.

[00:02:50]We will live and die together, the world will remember us.

[00:02:52]Ok? Let me show you a magic trick today.

[00:02:56]Ok?

[00:02:58]I will tell you about some good things after mixing them. Today we will take a mixture of both things.

[00:03:01]Ok? Today is the fourth class but I am telling you one thing each and every thing that today is the fourth class but you might not be realizing that Sir, this is the fourth class and we have studied these things in such a short time. So that's what I'm saying, we'll never let you realize it. There will never be any burden. The dead got up and sat down and started reading. This is how our method is. Let's look at the synonyms we saw.

[00:03:28]Also saw One Words inside the last class. We talked about everything. Today I am going to tell you about a topic that will come in your exam which is called Idioms and Phrases.

[00:03:37]Idioms and phrases. Idioms means what you say, those idioms, things are also made from idioms.

[00:03:44]Idioms are asked in your exams. Since it is a language paper, it is obvious that these things will come. The Hindi teacher, Pawan Sir, must be teaching you idioms in Hindi.

[00:03:52]Ok? A camel dug a mountain of cumin seeds and found a mouse.

[00:03:56]You were seeing all these things. Today we will read that thing in English one by one and understand it better. Look, first let me tell you one thing that first we will read Eds. After that, your most important topic also comes in subject verb agreement and conjunction.

[00:04:08]Let's get started. First of all, understand that one meaning of idioms is that if I talk about idioms and phrases, then one special thing about idioms and phrases is that you have to pay attention to its words. There are two things to remember while reading idioms, the first thing is words, that is, you should know about the words and the second thing is that before that you should know the story.

[00:04:33]So both words and story matter. The first word is to break a leg. There is an idea that to break a leg. What is? To break a leg. Which means to wish well. That is, when you want to wish someone well. You say best of luck, good luck, best wishes. That's what we call to break a leg. To break a leg means to wish well.

[00:04:57]That is, wish someone good luck. Now you will feel like breaking a leg. So sir, he is saying that he will break your legs. Isn't it? What will I say to someone, brother, I mean I told someone to break a leg. Now what will the other person feel? It will seem as if whoever it is will break your legs. He wants to say that I will break your legs. Ek Dil Dilli toh samjha hai na Punjabi singer, he was asked in English to break a leg, he said break the leg, C said no break a leg means to wish good luck, that is wish someone good luck, like when a person goes to perform.

[00:05:32]Ok? So stages are built here for his performance. Here it is saying to break the leg, break the leg. But the leg is not yours, it is the leg of the stage, on whichever stage you will perform, you have to break the legs of that stage, which is that song that says, 'Ghungroo toot gaye to ghungroo toot gaye', he danced so much that the ghungroo completely broke, so that is what is called to break a leg, that is, to wish someone good luck, so that is what it is called to break a leg, that is, to break a leg, what would it mean, to wish someone good luck, okay, come on, let us read the ed one by one like this. We will understand each and every thing. So there was this one id where it means to wish well. Look next is another one, A Blessing in Disguise. That is, a blessing in disguise means happiness in the guise of sorrow. That means bless means blessing. And disguise means in disguise. Meaning disguise means hidden. Isn't it? It is in another form. I don't know in what form you will find God. That's what's called A Blessing and Disguise. That is, a blessing which is hidden is called blessing and disguise. Whenever I tell this, I remember a sentence that I had a typist who was a typist, so what did the typist do, like one day I gave work to my typist and told him to do this work, I have to take marathon class. He started making the question. I didn't know that he had an evening train. And he did not even tell me that sir, I have an evening train. He didn't even say anything.

[00:07:05]He started working and working.

[00:07:08]He got late while working. The work had to be completed. I had given the questions and asked him to type these. I'll take this over the marathon. I'll be teaching this thing in a marathon.

[00:07:15]Now he became so busy in his work. He did not even realize the time. At the last moment, he missed his train while going to the station. He came to me the next day and became a little emotional and started crying and said, Sir, my life was saved because of you.

[00:07:30]I said how? So he said, Sir, because of the work you gave me yesterday, I became very busy in doing that work and I became so busy that I missed that train.

[00:07:40]My train was tomorrow. I said which train? Then he said North East Express. I looked at him and smiled. Then I understood what he wanted to say. North East Express is a place here Raghunathpur.

[00:07:54]That train had an accident. The accident happened near Buxar. She was going to Delhi.

[00:07:58]He had a reservation in that. But because of my work he missed his train.

[00:08:03]If perhaps it is possible, he was saying Sir, it is possible that if I had done the work on time, there would have been less work, I would have finished it earlier and I would have gone, boarded the train, then perhaps I would not have returned again. Isn't it?

[00:08:15]So that thing happens. So many times it is not that, there is some five star advertisement. Try doing nothing and see if something good happens. So the same thing happens, blessing and disguise. That means a blessing is hidden, it is disguised. So the same thing is called happiness disguised as sorrow, that is, apparent loss that turns into gain. That is, a loss which later became a profit.

[00:08:36]What is called a profit that has happened? It is called A Blessing in Disguise. One question is a hen party. pay attention. And hen means chicken. But in English language we call women as hen. That means if it is a woman then we call her hen. Hen. What does hen mean? Woman. Understand it? For example, if you interpret it literally, a hen party means a party of chickens. Whereas it means a party of women, not a party of hens. So did you understand? So women are called hens in EDM language.

[00:09:13]That is why husbands who live under pressure from their wives are called hen pigged husbands.

[00:09:20]So understand the meaning of Hein. Hen means hen and hen means what? Woman. So that is called hen party, meaning a crowd of women.

[00:09:28]A Gathering of Women. That is called hen party. Did you understand? So hen party means party of hens. Yes. Hen party means women's party. Did you understand? So hens i.e. women have been called hens. This means men will not be called roosters. Did you understand? Be careful. So hen party means party of hens, means party of women. Next is the Trojan Horse. Trojan horse is a very good word.

[00:09:58]What is it called to deceive the enemy? Trojan horse. Basically Babu said Troy is a city. There is a city of Troy. So what happened was that the city of Troy attacked Greece. He attacked Greece and took away the queen of that place with him.

[00:10:18]In which city? In the city of Troy.

[00:10:21]Now what happened was that all the Greeks came to the city of Troy. The walls of the city of Troy were very high. She was very strong.

[00:10:31]He tried very hard to get inside it and attack from inside.

[00:10:36]But it could not happen. He made a move. He made a wooden horse and put 30 soldiers inside that wooden horse. After making all the arrangements for food, drink and accommodation, he was put inside it.

[00:10:51]And they wrote a letter on its head and it said that we Greeks accept our defeat and we are leaving from here.

[00:11:01]Symbolically, they are leaving the horse behind.

[00:11:03]Who will keep saying this for generations that Greece, which was never going to lose, lost here and we are gifting you a horse, a wooden horse.

[00:11:14]When all the people woke up early in the morning, they saw that there was a horse, all the people of Greece had gone and what they did there was that they saw that this was completely written here. Such and such things are written.

[00:11:23]He jumped with joy.

[00:11:26]Brought that horse inside. He brought him inside his fort.

[00:11:28]Many people said not to bring him inside. It could be some trick of the enemy.

[00:11:33]But he said, brother, what is the trick? He gave up and ran away.

[00:11:35]What will the horse do?

[00:11:37]This is a wooden saddle. So what did you do after that, you brought him inside. When we went to sleep at night, there were 30 soldiers inside, they got off their horses and opened the door of the fort. The Greek soldiers were hiding nearby. As soon as he saw Sara, he came inside and attacked all the Greeks, not only attacked but also killed them and after killing them, he took his queen back. Since then this Trojan horse has become very popular. Meaning a person who comes to your house, lives among you and cheats you.

[00:12:11]Like there are many RAW people from our India who go to some other country and after staying there, they tell all the information about that country. This is what we call a Trojan horse. There are many such software which we call Trojan horses. As soon as you install that software in your phone, it will transfer all your data. Of all of them, what do we use most in case of a data breach? Trojan horse.

[00:12:35]What do you say? Trojan horse. So it is a person or something that joins and decides a group. That there is a group or any thing that exists, that person or that thing comes inside it and comes and deceives and goes away.

[00:12:52]What is that called? Trojan horse. What is that called?

[00:12:55]Trojan horse. That means deceiving the enemy. The next one is Ed Best of Both Worlds. That is, what does best of both worlds mean? Look, best means excellent. What does Both Worlds mean? Both worlds. What is? Both worlds.

[00:13:10]Sir, I have seen a world. We have seen the world we live in. Babu, look, human nature has existed ever since humans have developed. It's as if we're in this state of introspection that we have two worlds. One in which we live here and the other in the world we go to after death. I don't know which world is that, my Lord, from where no one ever returns.

[00:13:32]Meaning, once someone goes there, he will not return. The milestones that we pass in the journey of life, they never come back, they never come back, the time that has passed will never come again, no one except you will come to this heart, so those things that pass away, those things that go away in a way, the same thing is being said that whoever stayed in this world, it was great here and whoever went to that world, it was great there too, that is, in both the worlds, I was the best, just like today the man says here that whatever sin you want to commit here, you will be held accountable for it above.

[00:14:13]You will have to answer whether you will go to heaven or hell. This will be decided by your actions. These actions of yours will tell you what to do and what not to do.

[00:14:37]So this is the thing that overall my point is that this has been the best among the two worlds that you talk about. Having the best of both worlds.

[00:14:47]Meaning laddus in both hands. Cook Someone's Goose Cook someone's goose means to disrupt someone's plans. To completely ruin someone. Like you will see, it is said that there is a city, Norway, Sweden, Oslo, it is far ahead in all the happiness indices, I understand everything, the rank of our India is very low, here people are not happy, they are not happy with their family, they are not happy with their wives, then why would they be happy, India's rank in the happiness index is low, Pakistanis are above us, we are above India in happiness, yes it is a different thing that he will be happy with 1 kg flour, give him 1 kg tomato, he will be happy, it is summer, give him a watermelon, he will be happy.

[00:15:31]This is what he thinks happiness means. Happiness means where everything that is human right is good. Isn't it? May everything be great. The people of the country live well and happily. That is called happiness index. So there is a country called Sweden. So German soldiers attacked the country of Sweden.

[00:15:44]Correct? And he said, what did you do, you closed all your doors. The fort was closed.

[00:15:52]And what he said after that was that all the people outside were German soldiers. Now to tease the German soldier they made a DJ and DJ Baaz started playing the DJ and hung four gooses on top, i.e. goose means duck, to show that you have called for an attack, see we are having a party, we will party all night, isn't it, Germany was showing off to the German soldiers, are you seeing the leg piece, hey uncle, hey good uncle, heniya, see heniya, look, he was eating it in a glass with wine, hey brother, hey uncle, don't see, will you call it an attack, call it an attack, the attack is right here, see, are you seeing Lalaal, he will not leave him at once, he would get scattered, he will not leave him at once, that uncle used to tease him, he would climb on the umbrella and take it like this, which one is he, he does not dance by keeping the glass on such a cloth and by keeping the glass, like this the animal guy, he will keep the glass like this on top and keep the glass on his head. He will keep dancing like this. Hey uncle, will you have a party party? He came to attack and got completely irritated. I told you I will ruin you. They collected all the petrol and water and sprinkled petrol all over the city and set it on fire. I said that if I do n't cook your goose then you will say that he is teasing me.

[00:17:16]We will cook your goose.

[00:17:18]We will cook the Gujj that is hanging. And burnt the entire desert. From there the idiom became 'cook someone's goose'. To completely ruin someone's plans means to completely ruin someone's plans.

[00:17:30]That's what's called Cook Someone's Goose. Next is from pillar to post. From pillar to post. Meaning to wander around aimlessly. To wander from one place to another. That is what is called from pillar i.e. from pillar to post.

[00:17:48]What do they say that in earlier times, a prisoner used to have a pillar, exactly one pillar from where they used to tie him, they used to tie him properly and for torturing him, there used to be a wiping post, this wiping means that they used to beat him, whip him, they used to bring him there, they used to beat him badly, they used to torture him by whipping him, tell me how many people were there, he said I don't know, they used to drag him, that is, they used to bring him from the pillar to the post.

[00:18:18]Then they would tie it to the pillar. Then they would bring it to the post. Then they would beat me. Then they would tie it up.

[00:18:22]From there the idiom became from pillar to post. Which means to wander aimlessly. That means keep moving from one place to another. That is what is called from pillar to post. There is a wiping post here. It was meant to be killed. So they used to bring it from one place to another. Next is Heath Robinson. What is? Hecht Robinson.

[00:18:44]Look, Heath Robinson, Robinson is a title, his name is William Heath Robinson, there was a person, he was a great cartoonist, his name was William Heath Robinson, you can also call him a cartographer, this was one of his specialities, a great quality of his, this was his speciality that he used to make very big machines, I came to know that oh my god, he used to make designs, that is, he used to say on paper, oh my god, look, there is so much, so many buttons, this is such a dangerous machine. Okay, this is Robinson uncle, who is this design that you have made? Meaning, such a great machine has been given. All this control has been given in it.

[00:19:27]This would be a very exciting thing, wouldn't it? Clothes are washed in it. The person in front said, this bastard is crazy. Such a big machine has been made.

[00:19:35]Asking me to wash the clothes. You are looking at these machines, such a big fire is burning, it is burning, it is to impress whom, it means it was their habit to make big machines, the design was for small tasks, that is, those who do big tasks, they used to make big machines for small tasks, that is, very complicated machines, that is, very complex machines for doing a simple task. They used to make big machines to do a small job.

[00:20:01]His name was William Heath Robinson. And from there this idiom was formed, Hethch Robinson, which means doing a simple task in a complicated manner, or doing a simple task in a complicated manner, a stitch in time, like this complete id is a stitch in time saves nine, that what is done now saves seven seven, like suppose my shirt is torn from here, now it will tear a little more, if I seal it right here, it will not move further, if I sew it right here, it will not move further, but if I leave it, it will gradually become complete, earlier it was small, earlier one stitch was required, if you do not put one stitch, then later on you will have to put nine nine, that is, a stitch in time, this complete idiom is formed save nine, that saves nine stitches, put one stitch right now, if it is cut right now and you seal it now, it will not move further, but if you leave it, what will happen if it increases? The whole thing will grow bigger. So you will know that nine will have to be stitched. So that's what's called stitch in time save nine. That if you take the TT injection now, it will be fine.

[00:21:14]If you do not get tetanus vaccinated then you will know that it will increase further. So the same thing is said that stitch in time save nine. That means it is better to solve the problem immediately.

[00:21:24]Timely action that prevents a negative outcome. That if you don't study well now. If you do n't study well for one hour now, you will have to work for nine hours in the future.

[00:21:33]That's why remember this. Did you understand? So if you study well now then it will be fine.

[00:21:38]Otherwise be prepared to work as a labourer in future.

[00:21:41]Next is that once in a blue moon. Once in a blue moon. Do you know what once in a blue moon means? Which happens occasionally.

[00:21:50]Regular activity is written here. Hut not regularly but rarely.

[00:21:57]What is the name of the activity that happens rarely? Rarely once in a blue moon it happens, once in a blue moon come let me tell you, I am teaching you this idiom Babua, it seems that you people have never read this idiom or maybe you have read the PDF one, right, there is a story behind this idiom, if I do not tell you the story then you will not remember that idiom and secondly you people were going to memorize it, you people are getting the real thing here. Now as I tell you, Blue Moon, this is Blue Moon, there are many types of Moons.

[00:22:31]What is a Blue Moon? Now see what is there in Hindu mythology, you all know that the calendar which we follow, which is mentioned in worship or festivals, is our Vikrami calendar. The calendar is made according to Vikrami Samvat. Now there are 30 days in it and those 30 days are from the cycle of 151. How many 15 15s are there in 15 15s? Did you understand? So what are 151? The day in which the first day occurs.

[00:23:02]These are called Ekam, Duj, Teej, Chauth, Panchami, Chhath, Saptami, Ashtami, Navami, Dashami.

[00:23:12]Another 10 Ekadashi, Dwadashi, Trayodashi, Chaturdashi and this will be the 15th day. Now it will depend on which direction the moon is moving.

[00:23:24]If the moon is getting smaller day by day, it is getting smaller and smaller, that on the first day it is full, then it gets smaller and smaller and smaller, then we will call the 15th day as Amavasya. what would it be?

[00:23:36]New moon. What is? It will be Amavasya. And if we repeat the same thing in what? So here, the light here is less today. Now it is less, so it will increase. It will keep increasing, it will keep increasing. The 15th day will be called Purnima.

[00:23:54]what would it be? It will be a full moon. And this full moon, we call it full moon in English. What do you say in English?

[00:24:01]Full moon. Now I am telling you that this is called New Moon in Hindi and English.

[00:24:08]What happens? New Moon. Now if I ask you how many times Ekam will come in a month? So twice. One will come in Krishna Paksha and one will come in Shukla Paksha. How many times will Ekadashi come? Twice. One Ekadashi will come in Krishna Paksha. One Ekadashi will come in Shukla Paksha.

[00:24:26]Tell me how many times will Amavasya come? It will come only once and only in Krishna Paksha.

[00:24:32]How many times will Purnima come? Sir, Purnima will come once. Once Amavasya and once Purnima will come. Is there any month in which it will come once? Amavasya and once Purnima will come. Can it ever happen that there is a calendar in which Purnima comes twice? I know you will be surprised to know that in 2026 the calendar is still in May.

[00:24:56]So in the calendar of May 2026, this incident has happened where there was a full moon on the first date.

[00:25:07]I have been teaching this thing for the last two years that in the calendar of May 2026, there is a full moon on the first date.

[00:25:14]Amavasya is on the 16th and Purnima is again on the 31st. The full moon came twice. Now, we will call the first full moon Babua Full Moon.

[00:25:27]But the second full moon we will call it Blue Moon. What will this be? Blue Moon.

[00:25:34]So by the 31st you will start seeing this blue moon. Blue Moon Blue Moon What is a Blue Moon? And this Blue Moon is very rare and this is called once in a Blue Moon, that is, it happens very rarely, that is, it is very rare to happen once in a while, and this is what is called Blue Moon because it is very rare because if you take any other month, in any month, the full moon comes once in every month, I understand, that means in this Gregorian calendar, the full moon will come twice, and what will you call that second full moon? So Blue Moon and from there the idiom once in a blue moon is formed which means to wish for something very rare, very rare, i.e. to break a leg.

[00:26:24]A Blessing in Disguise. There is happiness disguised as sadness which is A hen party is not a hen party. It is a women's party.

[00:26:32]Crowd of women. Trojan Horse: Deceive the enemy. Best of both words. Having the double benefit. It is okay here, it is okay there too.

[00:26:41]C cook someone's goose means to spoil someone's plan.

[00:26:47]From pillar to post, to wander from one place to another. This question was asked recently in NDA exam. From pillar to post, Hatch Robinson, which means to do a simple task in a complicated way. It means to do a complex task not in a simple way, making a simple task complicated.

[00:27:02]A stitch in time, seventeen, immediate solution to the problem is better. Once in a blue moon, which means to happen occasionally. So these are your words. This is a word you just looked up.

[00:27:13]Now after this I will bring whatever you want.

[00:27:16]In today's class we will study Babua conjunction.

[00:27:24]Conjunction. Let me ask questions in your exam.

[00:27:27]Without wasting time, if I had time I would have given more strokes. But there is no time. That is why everything has to be taught to the point.

[00:27:34]Teaching has to be done from the exam point of view. I said what is conjunction? So junction means meeting place. That's why that train came from here and went here. Came from here, went here. Came from here, went here.

[00:27:46]All trains are meeting at this point. This is called a junction. So you must have heard Patna Junction, Delhi Junction, Agra Junction.

[00:27:54]Echo is the terminal. The place where the train terminates is called a terminal.

[00:27:59]what is he called? Terminal. And the place where trains from many directions meet is called a junction. Like there is Patna Junction, there is Rajendra Nagar Terminal. So what will we call this here? Junction. So now neither any train nor anything will come here in English.

[00:28:13]What will come? Then the sentence will come. So where there is more than one sentence, let's assume that there is a subject, a verb, and an object. This is a sentence and here also there is subject, verb and object. This is a sentence. So connecting this sentence to this sentence is called conjunction. Correct? Now here there is a correlative conjunction.

[00:28:35]Only correlative conjunction is asked in your exam.

[00:28:37]Ok? see how? Let me show you a question. This question will ask how Hardly Had I Left the House It Began to Rain. There is a word Babu Hardly. So who will Hardly pair up with? With then, with that, with when, with that but also.

[00:29:00]So Hardly is paired with Babua Wayne. What does Hardly pair well with? With Wayne. That means whenever ' hardly' is used, remember what will be used with it here? Wayne will take it.

[00:29:14]Correct? What will it feel like? Wayne. Now you will not remember this thing.

[00:29:18]I know this. Now I will have to remind you in some way or the other.

[00:29:22]Whatever the world may be, I will remind you of it.

[00:29:24]Stay tension free with me regarding this matter. When you went to school, you got school work SW and you also got homework. Homework school work homework was given, right, so it is homework so H is for Hardly W is for When Hardly When Scarcely When what I said, I said that homework was given in school and the school work homework is Hardly As for Hardly WW for When S is for Scarcely with great difficulty and W is for When so Hardly When Scarcely When Scarcely When Scarcely When H W S W Will I remember the answer H W S W Please tell me what will come with Hardly When now many boys memorize it, what does he say Hardly When Hardly When Hardly When in the exam he will say oh was it when or was it when I forgot, I do n't know was it when or was it when I forget, but you please tell me H W will you forget, this is your H W don't forget Hardly When Hardly When remember Scarcely is also paired with When so Scarcely When Scarcely When Scarcely When H W S W H W S W Hardly When Scarcely When will I remember it, remember it.

[00:31:07]Now it is written that he is no other.

[00:31:11]Adar's pair is made by Babua Den. Other pair from Dan. Not from when, not from butt.

[00:31:19]Not from the end. With whom? By donation. So, isn't it other than that? He is none other than that. No other than that.

[00:31:27]So the gift is another pair of gift. Pair of rathar from den. Remember this. Other rather rather what will come with den and here no sur so den will also be remembered with it like this, let me remind you, it is summer time, let's assume that it is hot and the poor guy did not drink water in the summer and he fainted due to lack of water, now what happened to him, he fell unconscious, now what do I have to give him to drink, virus was unconscious, as if he was unconscious, he was given ORS, he was given ORS, he got up from the den and sat down, he got up from the den and sat down, as if Diya gave him ORS, he got up from the den and sat down, when O was said, then Other R said, then Rather S said sur no sur, as if he gave him ORS, as if what did he give him to drink, as if ORS was given, as if Diya got up and sat down immediately, he was asking tell me stand up, what is the pair of Hardly made of? He fainted.

[00:32:36]Go and as soon as he gave me ORS he started telling me. Hardly when scarcely when other than no sure than rather than then like gave him ORS he got up from the dan and sat down. Isn't it? After drinking ORS, I got up and sat down.

[00:32:52]Now see, will you remember?

[00:32:55]Look at the question again. ORS drank from other then other than.

[00:33:01]Okay, R to rather than no sure than, see, this is remembered because when we read degrees, there is tall, tallest, like it is, if you read adjectives, then in adjective you will find that tall, tallest, this is called positive degree, this is called comparative degree and this is called superlative degree, degree is tall, tallest, gradually he became equal to my existence.

[00:33:35]First it was Jaan, then Jaane Jaana and then Jaane Jaana. So he also says the same thing that gradually these became like my adjectives. First it became tall, then taller and then tallest. So if we say tall then it is positive, if we say tolerant then it is comparative, if we say tallest then it is superlative. So with toler comes na den. So similarly, Sun Surst, what will come with Sur as well?

[00:34:02]Babu, there is a big confusion regarding donation, here donation is asked but many children give donation. it will never happen.

[00:34:07]Giving does not come in the form of conjunction.

[00:34:10]So what will come? Donation. What will come?

[00:34:13]Donation. So look what you read?

[00:34:16]You see, here it is.

[00:34:20]No Sur. What makes a pair of No Sur?

[00:34:23]By donation. So what will be the answer? D. You read that Sir, we have got SW and we have got HW. We will install it from the date of ORSP.

[00:34:37]HW and SW will be deployed from the date of ORSP. What is there here?

[00:34:42]Scarcely when hardly when other rather and sure no sure will put with him from dan.

[00:34:52]Show me that you forgot. If you have the guts, then forget it.

[00:34:55]Write the story of your success with your blood and say, if anyone has the guts, then erase it. Try forgetting it. I wanted to forget you but I couldn't. That boy had messaged that Sir, we want to forget your words and your things. As if we forgot him. But no matter how much Sir wants it, we forget it. But we cannot forget what you taught us. The more you forget, the more you try to forget, the more you will remember. So this is what I said. What is the pair of hardly made Babua, from when, from this, from carefully, from when, from or s o den r den s den or rs den, all these will not be used, they keep using all this in a haphazard manner, it will not be used, okay, now look at that question, it is written that she is either intelligent or honest, every child knows that either is a word, Babua, what is either? Ither. Call it Aider or Eider. It pairs well with other things, right? What is a word? Aidar or Idar. Pair is formed from and. If you put N here then N will be put here also. So pair of neither and from neither pair of nor from. Every child knows that either way is different and neither way is different. You can say Eidar Aidar or Eidar. Eider and Nether Nor. So here it will be either intelligent or honest, either intelligent or honest, it is like this and honest, okay, like either intelligent and it happens that his student is neither intelligent, then it will be male, every child knows either either and neither nor either or either and neither nor, now see, he is saying that he does not know weather she will come or not, see, there is a word here weather is equal, this one is equal and weather.

[00:36:51]This weather means weather.

[00:36:55]You too will not change like the weather. This is the same season. Weather. What is this? Weather. There is a weather forecast. Isn't it? Weather means weather. Let's assume that I had promised to meet someone and that I will meet you tomorrow. Now it's time to meet tomorrow.

[00:37:08]Now you will feel like it. The night does not pass without counting the stars. The thought of morning coming comes to mind. That means I do n't understand how I will pass the whole night. He is selecting clothes all day long till night. I will go wearing this cloth. I will say this line first. I will say things like this. I will say things like that. That's what I'm thinking. He is just thinking that he will do this, he will do that, he will go like this, he will go like that. Isn't it? I thought about everything in the world in my mind. I am not able to sleep at night. It is the time of dawn, is n't it, what happened in that dawn time, suddenly he fell asleep, and he didn't sleep, after that he woke up and got a call from his phone, now the person on the other side called and said that now we won't be able to meet, then he said why friend it has rained so much, the entire weather has turned bad, the entire weather has turned bad, there is water up to the knees, from where should I come, now the poor guy started crying as the weather started turning bad.

[00:38:10]What started happening?

[00:38:13]Started crying. Do the opposite. Cry. Instead, he started crying.

[00:38:16]When did you start crying? When the weather turned bad. Remember this thing. There is a lot of similarity between Weather and Weather. There is a lot of similarity between Weather and Weather. If he starts crying here, he will start crying. So what would be the opposite of crying? And cry and cry and cry. He is crying. He is crying. What did you think?

[00:38:32]What did you think? What I had thought did not happen. Isn't it? That what was on the map was not visible at all. And whatever it was, it was not visible on the map.

[00:38:40]Same thing, what is in the map is not visible and what was there is not in the map at all. The poor guy is crying, he is crying.

[00:38:45]This was not a thought, the same thing is in my heart. He started crying because the weather was bad, so weather means the weather was bad, so he started crying along with the weather, so what else would happen, look, this is a pair of the word either, pay attention to the word and, even if it is not either, it will still come out as and. Weather will remain and now pay attention to the pair of no and from the pair of not and from and but also. You say not only, but also but pair of not with but with only, also with never and with nether, see whether it is either either or not or either or not or not, okay whether it is either or not or not or neither, all these will come and come at one place only, nor that too in which, what comes at one place in nether, nor with nether, it does not come anywhere else, but it is written that alldo only is poor, only is honest, there is one word here alldo, see alldo, see I am telling you one thing, what do you understand by the meaning of friendship, your friendship will be, you will have friends, your friends, friends of Duryodhan type, you have friends like Duryodhan, that thing is something different, see I started giving all the answers, but but but the game will be over, you will get your marks cut in the exam, you will not find a place to hide your face, you will keep searching for a handful of water, these are all small things. You do n't pay attention. Let's assume that he is a friend. If you have borrowed any money from a friend, do not return it to him. Money borrowed from a friend is never returned. This means friendship is fine. If you do not return the money borrowed from your friend, it means that your friendship is not deep. Because the money taken from a friend is never returned.

[00:40:33]And I'm not just talking about money. Even if you bring him any item, he will not be given any.

[00:40:38]Because suppose if you return the money to your friend, if you don't return the money, he will call you five times a day. You will get a call as soon as you wake up in the morning. Even if you ignore the phone, he will still call. Even if you hang up the phone, he will still call.

[00:40:49]Will message. Are you watching Dosti? If I don't take the money and give it to you, will you give me the money? From the next day onwards he will not even call. So to keep someone alive in your heart, it is not necessary to love.

[00:41:00]Some money can also be borrowed. Isn't it? The traveler remembers the stars. And I go. Do I remember your face or is it your surf that you forget me after taking the money?

[00:41:12]But I remember everyone who has taken my money. Because the person who has the money will remain alive in his heart.

[00:41:20]Now suppose someone takes some stuff, takes money, he will repeatedly say, give me my money, give me my stuff, so give me the money, give me the stuff, give me the shoes, give me the mobile, give me the mobile earphone, give me this, give that, give me clothes, give me whatever, you say wait, I will give it, wait and by wait it will come to mind, what is it, all two, edge two, even two, give it in any way, all all two, edge two, even two, give it in as many ways as you can, the person in front will ask, wait it will come to mind, yet the answer is yes, so give, all two, edge two, even two, give it in any way, what will you remember, wait and by wait it will come to mind Babua, yet so wait, whenever you give it, you will make him give it, wait it will come to mind, yet all two is poor, yet only yet is honest, what will be the answer? I will remember you yet.

[00:42:25]Ok?

[00:42:27]Not Only Rohan Not Only pair. The boy remembers two or three things. With either and with other as well as with male and not only but also.

[00:42:37]This is on his tongue. I will not make any mistake in this.

[00:42:40]So not only Rohan but also. The answer will be C. Not only Rohan but also.

[00:42:47]Chucky and Mucky are doing their work. There is nothing. Look, I am telling you two-three things. There was not only but also here. A pair of knots made from butt. Only's pair from Also. There is nothing here. What is?

[00:43:10]nothing. Nothing makes a pair with butt.

[00:43:14]Remember nothing but nothing else but else but all of these.

[00:43:36]These are all of them. Nothing but nothing else but else but so what will nothing pair with here?

[00:43:45]What would make a pair of Nothing Else from Butt? From the butt.

[00:43:49]Nothing Else But What Did You Say? Not only but also nothing but nothing else but else but all this will not happen. Correct? If you have read this much then nothing.

[00:44:04]Whatever I have told you has stuck in your mind. Close your eyes and think about what I told you.

[00:44:08]I said we got ako SW, we got ako HW. I will quickly take the ORS and complete it in a day.

[00:44:19]Scarcely Hardly When Others Know Rather Than.

[00:44:25]Then I said either a pair of nor se not either a pair of nor se.

[00:44:31]I said not only but also.

[00:44:38]I said all two s two even two in every way put two yet, I told you I said no and the weather is crying because of bad weather and I told you all these things, all these things, you should always remember this directly in the exam and don't take tension, you will tear it up as soon as you see the question in the exam, I know this much, okay see now all these words are a pair of both and between, remember from the end is Eko what is BB, BB remember BB, BB the one you are thinking is not BB, this is BB where BB means both and BB means between both and between, well when it is BB then it will be husband, husband is husband, husband means the one whose laughter stops is husband, so remove HUSBAND, just stop it and HUSBAND and then what will make the pair of BB, end to both and between and both and between and both and between and so the pair of both and between Pair End Se Sir, you are teaching very well Sir, it is okay, you are teaching well, if you are teaching well then what else do I need for life, what else do I need? So let's see both and between and then wife's pair and so then both and between and any other any other seldom never see this is a different thing. He wo n't ask you this much. Seldom and Never happens.

[00:46:22]Seldom if ever happens. Seldom and Never Seldom If Ever. This is two things. True as true that. You must have heard this. This is a very dangerous thing. Age If comes with Var. This is the only sentence where one clause is in the present and the other is in the past, and he speaks as if he is a leader.

[00:46:42]He walks as if he were a dog. So he speaks as if he were a dog. He speaks as if he were a leader. Did you understand? He Speaks As If He Were A Lion. Did you understand? So this groom comes. I have already told you two, all two, edge two, even two, apply two yet in every way. Get it waited yet.

[00:47:03]Wait, I will remember this, yet I will use all this. Look, such questions come in the exam.

[00:47:12]Carefully two answers saying that scarcely had I boat the ticket than the post master post master sud the green flag. Tell.

[00:47:29]Scarcely had I bought the ticket then what I said was SW and HW Scarcely then Hardly then so the pair of Scarcely then Hardly then the pair of Scarcely then when will not be the pair of when will not be the pair of when will not be the answer B what will be the answer B either you then what is the pair of either Babua and say sir and say na banbo answer B ok no sure did the jeep arrive at the station then no sure or as like peega dan then he got up and sat then he will be the then not the answer will be C I will get it done tomorrow its second version of conjunction this was basic, advanced will come after this because no no sure has a detailed use. I will get the detailed usage done tomorrow. Keep moving forward a little more peacefully tomorrow. All the questions will be solved very peacefully.

[00:48:30]Scarcely had I completed the paragraph is SW.

[00:48:38]Answer See Neither the salary nor the work.

[00:48:46]Answer B.

[00:48:49]Hardly Had I Left the House. What will happen Babua?

[00:48:54]Hardly Had I Left the House So who would Hardly be paired with? The answer will come from Wayne only. If He Had Scarsley Read the Letter, it would n't be Scarsley's doing.

[00:49:09]HWSW happens. When both are as good as his wife. So if it is both then it will be BB and BB's husband so both will be edge edge well edge no end and the answer will be Babua B what will be the answer B tell me the next question the next question is saying that scarcely had he gone a few steps so here that will not be scarcely if it is when he w sw w hardly had the speaker finished speaking so when will come with hardly then the answer will be B both the rich ok ok the rich means rich people. If you put an article with any adjective then it becomes rich people like those people, common plural noun like the rich, rich people, the poor, poor people, the blind, blind people, the bald people, the black, black people and the white, white people, so the rich along with the poor means along with the rich, whoever is poor also, so what is there here, if there is both then along with will not be, the pair of both will be formed from end, answer A, okay, so these were your things for today. Study with full concentration.

[00:50:53]Everyone is engaged in every way. Everyone is leaving no stone unturned to make your teaching a great experience. Ok?

[00:51:00]Come on, study hard and watch part two of it tomorrow. Part two of the conjunction is very important. Just remember one thing that you will not realize that you are studying. I have to use a lot of brain. While having fun, you will remember things which have no meaning.

[00:51:17]You did not expect it.

[00:51:19]You will get the PDF on Telegram. Ok? So you go to the Telegram group and you can get the PDF there. The PDF will be provided to you there. So that's all I'll keep for today. I will meet you in tomorrow's class. We will take this matter further tomorrow also.

[00:51:32]Thank you very much. And you can go there and take the PDF. We will provide its link in the description. You can find it in the description of this video.

[00:51:40]Ok? Thank you very much.

[00:51:42]Read with full concentration. Jai Hind.