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    Language Transfer Method - English

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    This document provides guidance for teaching English grammar concepts such as pronouns, word order differences between Telugu and English, introducing verbs and objects using simple phrases, explaining the introduction of tense with a focus on present continuous tense using "-ing" verbs and "be" verbs like "am/is/are", and providing examples of sentences using pronouns with present continuous verbs.

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    This document provides guidance for teaching English grammar concepts such as pronouns, word order differences between Telugu and English, introducing verbs and objects using simple phrases, explaining the introduction of tense with a focus on present continuous tense using "-ing" verbs and "be" verbs like "am/is/are", and providing examples of sentences using pronouns with present continuous verbs.

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    This document provides guidance for teaching English grammar concepts such as pronouns, word order differences between Telugu and English, introducing verbs and objects using simple phrases, explaining the introduction of tense with a focus on present continuous tense using "-ing" verbs and "be" verbs like "am/is/are", and providing examples of sentences using pronouns with present continuous verbs.

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    This document provides guidance for teaching English grammar concepts such as pronouns, word order differences between Telugu and English, introducing verbs and objects using simple phrases, explaining the introduction of tense with a focus on present continuous tense using "-ing" verbs and "be" verbs like "am/is/are", and providing examples of sentences using pronouns with present continuous verbs.

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    1.

    Pronouns: I, we, you, he, she


    2. Telugu is a subject + object + verb language but English is a subject + verb + object language.
    3. Introduce verb(easy and contextual) with simple phrases like I eat, I cook, I watch, I go, I sleep
    4. Introduce object(easy and contextual)— I eat food(rice, chicken, curry, mutton), I cook food(rice,
    curry, chicken), I watch TV (serial's name)
    5. Introduce tense and explain that you’ve been teaching simple present tense till now. Introduce
    present continuous tense— introduce verbs: eat-eating, cook-cooking, watch-watching, go-
    going, sleep-sleeping.
    6. IIntroduce be verbs: I’m eating, I’m cooking, I’m watching, I’m going, I’m sleeping. We’re
    eating……….. You’re eating…….they’re eating…….. He’s eating…….she’s eating
    7.

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