Abhishek Pandey "English Language Expert"

07/05/2021

शर्त हारने की सजा🔥🔥गाना भी गाया 😁😁 watch the new vlog ❤️

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04/05/2021

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04/05/2021

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07/05/2020

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power word substitution trick to learn word power # study vocabulary

10/03/2018

22/11/2017

Congratulations - on
Fond - of
Fondness - for
Prevent - from
Endow - with
Marry - to
Assure - of
Assent - to
Submit - to
Insist - on
Annoyed - at(something), with(someone)
Angry - at(something), with(someone)
Agree - to(proposal,plan), with (someone)
Get rid - of
Disappointed - with
Grateful - to
Between -For two person
Among - three or more person
Surprised - at
Married - to
Teeming - with
Averse - to
Addicted - to
Ignorant - of
Contemporary - of
Died - of (disease), from(some cause), for(purpose)
Dispense - with
Desire- for
Desirous - of
Arrive - at time
A lot- of
Beset- with
approve - of
Conform- to
Guilty - of
Atone - for
Avail - of
Chance - of
Refrain- from
Born- in
Indifferent - to
Siphoned - off
Reconcile - to
Compliment - on
Satisfied - with
Wait - for(person)
Liable -to(authority)
Commensurate - with
Bear - with
Beware - of
Exempt - from
Trust - in (person)
Digress - from
Subsist - on
Derived-from
Famous-for
Connives-at
Accessible-to

15/11/2017

24/12/2015

A While, Awhile
The two-word phrase a while is getting pushed aside by awhile. But awhile should only be used to mean "for a while." It's a distinction worth preserving: It took a while, but I was convinced after thinking it over awhile.
Always use a while with prepositions: After a while, she arrived....
.......

19/07/2015

Do it

03/04/2015