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මෙම පාඩමේ නිබන්ධනයේ එක මෙම ලින්ක් එකෙන් ලබා ගන්න.https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/... ( has to- have to) Learn English Grammar Easily with Sinhala Explanations! Master Spoken English for Everyday Life.

Welcome to the ultimate YouTube channel for Sri Lankan English learners! I am Sakvithi Ranasinghe, and I bring you over 25 years of experience in teaching English. If you have struggled with English grammar, vocabulary, and speaking confidence, your search ends here. My mission is to make English simple, accessible, and fun for every Sri Lankan, no matter where you are in the world.

In my energetic and friendly classes, I break down complex grammar rules into very simple, easy-to-understand lessons using clear Sinhala explanations. You will finally stop memorizing and start understanding English logically.

🔥 What Makes My Channel UNIQUE for You? 🔥

Sinhala & English Method: I use the powerful English-Sinhala translation method to make every lesson crystal clear. You will understand the core meaning and structure, making even difficult topics like Passive Voice feel easy!

25 Years of Expertise: Learn from a seasoned educator who knows exactly where Sri Lankan students face difficulties. I provide the shortcuts and powerful methods you need to succeed.

Simple & Clear Explanations: No confusing jargon! I explain grammar in the most straightforward way possible, so you can grasp the concepts quickly and use them immediately.

Energetic & Fun Classes: Learning English should be enjoyable! My classes are full of energy, fun examples, and engaging methods to keep you motivated.

Always New Lessons: The channel is constantly updated with fresh lessons on grammar, vocabulary from news papers, and practical speaking tips. There is always something new to learn!

Learn from the News: We discuss Sri Lankan English newspapers to learn new vocabulary and see how grammar is used in real-life contexts. This helps you stay updated and improve your comprehension.

📘 COMMON GRAMMAR TOPICS I TEACH:

You will find complete, in-depth lessons on these essential topics, all explained in simple Sinhala. I always discuss all the simple uses in one powerful lesson!

"Be Going To" Sentence Pattern (Future Plans & Predictions)

"Has To / Have To" (Obligation and Necessity)

"Had Better" Sentence Pattern (Strong Advice)

How to Use Simple Adjectives in Sentences correctly.

"There is / There Are" Sentence Pattern (Describing Existence)

The Use of Modals: Can, Could, Couldn't, Should, Must, Would (Full Guide)

The Use of "Has" and "Have" (Present Perfect Tense & Possession)

Passive Voice (Made incredibly easy with Sinhala logic)

Powerful Methods to Master Speaking: I give you unique techniques to think in English and speak fluently and confidently in any situation.

📢 This Channel is PERFECT for:

Sri Lankans living in Sri Lanka and around the world who want to improve their English.

Students preparing for local and international exams.

Professionals looking to enhance their career opportunities.

Anyone who has tried to learn English but found it too difficult.

Individuals who want to understand English grammar logically, not just memorize rules.

People who want to learn new vocabulary and understand English news papers.

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