Ramadan Mubarak😍 may use honay walay English Words meaning with sentences - English Seekhain

Описание: Ramadan may use honay walay English Words meaning with sentences - English Seekhain
AoA as you know Ramadan is going to begin so in this video I will tell the most common words which we use on daily basis in the month of Ramadan. I hope you will like it. Thank you so much
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Lest...should کہیں ایسا نہ ہو جائے۔
   • How to say کہیں ایسا نہ ہو جائے in English...  
What to say دو کوڑی & رک رک کر
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Use of "as if" مانو، جیسے
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Use of 'Lag behind'
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Use of "Seem"
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Spoken structure کبھی نہ کبھی
   • 3 Spoken "کبھی نہ کبھی" "Chalo man laitay ...  
how to use gerund (V1-ing) as Subject
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Use of To have +V3 کچھ کر کے خوش یا اداس
   • Use of to have +V3 & to have been +V3 - En...  
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Uses of Being Part 1
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Uses of Being Part 2
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Use of Having +V3 کچھ کر کے
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Get as causative verb کام کروانا
   • Causative Verb "Get" || Uses of "Get" Part...  
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In this video
1) Ramadan ul Mubarak vocabulary
2) Ramadan mubarak may use hony walay English alfaz
3) Words meaning with sentences for Ramadan ul Mubarak
Roza rakhna, roza totna, roza kholna, roza, roza lagna in English
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