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:k: waise yaqeen tu nahi aata ke app koi kaam karte hain. 
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So if you're talking about a single point, then it should be:
You didn't make** a **good point.
Plural: You didn't make any good points.
App mujhse panga le rahe hain, tu phir result ki main zimme-dar nahin hon.
Muq Muqa karlo....
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aap tips den.. hamari rahi sahi angrezi ke ras gulle se ras na tapkaen 
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achchhaa, koii agar in jumloN kaa tarjuma kar de to maiN use 5 rasgulle khilaauuNgaa:
jaane ko to maiN jaataa huN = 2 rasgulle
maiN jaataa to huN, kia kar loge? = 1 rasgulla
muTThii bhar aasmaaN bhii agar mil jaaye to kia kahne = 2 rasgulle
:D
Badly main beer ki demand mat karey ga...
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Badly main beer ki demand mat karey ga...
kiuN? aap beer nahiiN peete? saudi to peete haiN...maiN ne ek baar try kii thii, mazaa nahiiN aayaa! :(
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mujhe pataa hotaa to maiN Khud hii na tarjumalation kar ke rasgulle claim kar letaa? 
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chalen ... more tips please.... My Boss says never start a sentence with however and therefore.
We are making efforts to contact you. However, could not succeed (not correct for my boss)
We are making efforts to contact you, however, could not succeed. (correct)
The details are under preparation. Therefore, we request you to allow extension of time. (is not correct for him)
The details are under preparation. We, therefore, request you to allow extension of time. (correct)
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for my north indian/pakistani buddies.
lake - large body of water
lack - dearth of something
when - reference to time
van - a vehicle
dance - naach
dense - thick
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chalen ... more tips please.... My Boss says never start a sentence with however and therefore.
We are making efforts to contact you. However, could not succeed (not correct for my boss)
We are making efforts to contact you, however, could not succeed. (correct)
The details are under preparation. Therefore, we request you to allow extension of time. (is not correct for him)
The details are under preparation. We, therefore, request you to allow extension of time. (correct)
However and Therefore, both describe reason of previous sentence.... Your boss is right....
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mujhe pataa hotaa to maiN Khud hii na tarjumalation kar ke rasgulle claim kar letaa? :D
You may start rasgulla thread.....
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dance is danus in UP / Punjab 
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chalen ... more tips please.... *My Boss says never start a sentence with however and therefore. * We are making efforts to contact you. However, could not succeed (not correct for my boss)
We are making efforts to contact you, however, could not succeed. (correct)
The details are under preparation. Therefore, we request you to allow extension of time. (is not correct for him)
The details are under preparation. We, therefore, request you to allow extension of time. (correct)
Never been corrected for such thing in my academic life. Stylistically speaking, the sentences you've used as examples are quite simple, better off without having a full stop in the middle and starting new a sentence with 'however' or 'therefore'.
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the rule muqawee stated and many many similar ones exist in the english "scholars" of the subcontinent. outdated elsewhere for practicality.
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elsewhere or amreeka only?
Wrong pronunciation is not just accent based, but many times how people break a word into syllables. Indianapolis is often pronounced In-di-a-na-po-lis by desis, when the right pronunciation is In-di-an-ap-o-lis.
Not helpful in the above example, but the rule of thumb is that count the number of vowels in a word, subtract the silent vowels (e at the end of a word as in line, like, bike), and count two vowels coming together as one (aa in aargh, ou in mouth, ee in seen, ea in mean e.g.). The number your are left with will be equal to the number of syllables in that word.
There is no rule that says you must use an before a vowel, only before a word that begins with a vowel sound.University begins with a vowel but not a vowel sound, so it's always a university.
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If however is used in the meaning of “no matter how” then can be used to start a sentence with.
If it’s used in the meaning of nevertheless or but, then should not be used in the beginning.
A lot of people are not careful about the use of "his/her". Example, ali was talking to her wife.
Ali is a guy so the word you are looking for is "his".
His wife
Her husband
Say, we are referring to husband's sister. It is still "his" sister even though the girl is a she. The reference to the sister is being made through "her" brother so it's important to use the appropriate gender term.