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Memon, Waqar Ali

        Website Developer

Hello, I’m an independent web developer from Berlin, Deutschland. I work primarily with Blogger, WordPress, Webnode and Paid to click Websites.

Have a look through some of my projects and blog posts. Need help with an upcoming project? Learn a bit more about me and then consider hiring me.

Projects that i have done till yet, are given below.

1.   www.Buxestia.com                                           2.   www.buxmax.info

3. www.waqaralimemon.blogspot.com

4. www.payingbux.us

5. www.goldclix.info

6. www.pringit.webnode.com

And so on, list will be updated soon.

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Lecture # 18 Possessive Nouns

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# Possessive Nouns

Possessive nouns are used to indicate the ownership. They are usually formed by adding an apostrophe (') and (s) at the end of noun. There are certain conditions to add ('s) which are given below.

~ When a noun is singular, add ('s) at the end of noun.

For instance,

1. Sheeraz's laptop is new.

2. Nida's home is in the center of city.

3. Maheen's ipad is made in Hungary.

~ When a noun is plural and ends in s, add apostrophe (') at the end of noun.

For instance,

4. Animals' cages in Berlin are made of steel.

5. His parents' house is large.

6. The students' room.

~ If two people own one thing, add ('s) at the end of second person only.

For instance,

7. Arzoo and Asad's laptop.

8. Sahar and Junaid's car.

9. Sheeraz and Urooba's room.

~ If two people own separate things, add ('s) at the end of each person.

For instance,

10. Iraj's and Amaar's offices,

11. Mehak's and Muqaddas's mobiles.

12. Aisha's and Fazeel's industries.

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Lecture # 17 Modal Verbs

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# Modal Verbs

Modal Verbs (are also called Modals, Modal auxiliary verbs or modal auxiliaries) are used to give additional information about a function of the main verb that follows it. Modal Verbs are special verbs which behave irregularly in English. 

~ Use of Modal Verbs:

They are used to express functions such as:

- Permission

- Ability

- Obligation

- Prohibition

- Lack of necessity

- Advice

- Possibility

- Probability

~ Modal Verbs with examples are given below:

Modal Verb	Expressing	For instance,
Must	·         Strong obligation ·         Logical conclusion / certainty	1.       You must go home when lecture ends. 2.       He must be very tired. He has been working since morning.
Must not	·         Prohibition	1.       You must not eat here.
Can	·         Ability ·         Permission ·         Possibility	1.       You can solve these problems. 2.       Can I play football here please? 3.       Addiction can damage the brain.
Could	·         Ability in the past ·         Polite permission ·         Possibility	1.       When you were in University you could swim. 2.       Excuse me, could I open the lights? 3.       It could rain tomorrow.
May	·         Permission ·         Possibility, probability	1.       May I go to Washroom please? 2.       It may rain tomorrow.
Might	·         Polite permission ·         Possibility, probability	1.       He might be in hospital. 2.       I might go France next year.
Need not	·         Lack of necessity /Absence of obligation	1.       I need not buy tomatoes. There are plenty of tomatoes in the fridge.
Should / ought to	·         50% obligation ·         Advice ·         Logical conclusion	1.       (I should / I ought to) see a doctor. I have a terrible stomach pain. 2.       (You should / ought to) revise your lessons. 3.       (He should / ought to) be very tired. he has been working all day long.
Had better	·         Advice	1.       You had better revise your lessons.

Remember:
Modal Verbs are followed by an infinitive main verb.

For instance,

1. You should go home.
2. You ought to play sports.

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Lecture # 16 WH Questions

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# WH Question.

They are open questions, mean none of the WH question can be answered with a simple, yes or no.

Open questions leave room for description or opinion, and are more helpful in eliciting particular information.

WH Questions are given below.

Question Word	Function	For instance,
What	·         Asking for information about something. ·         Asking for repetition or confirmation.	What is date today? What? I can’t hear you.
Why	·         Asking for reason.	Why are you purchasing new car?
Where	·         Asking for place / position.	Where is German Embassy?
When	·         Asking for time.	When will you go home?
Whom	·         Asking about person (Object).	Whom did you see?
Which	·         Asking about choice. ·         Asking for information.	Which color do you like? Which is your pen?
With Whom	·         Inquiring with which person.	With whom do you go to School?
Who	·         Asking about person (Subject).	Who is willing to go Library?
Whose	·         Asking about ownership.	Whose car is this?
How	·         Asking about manner. ·         Asking about condition or quality.	How does this work? How was your exam?
How for	·         Distance	How far is Domino from Quaidabad?
How long	·         Length (time) ·         Length (space)	How long will it take to reach home? How long is the road?
How many	·         Quantity (Countable)	How many persons are in the room?
How much	·         Quantity (Uncountable)	How much money do you have?
How old	·         Age	How old is the Swedish Colony?
Why don’t	·         Making a suggestion.	Why don’t you go home?

Check its correct usage, remember the structure of each word. If you have any query, just comment below.

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Lecture # 15 (Since / For) Usage

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# Since / For

Meaning of both words is same. so when to use since and for ?

~ Since:

When we know exact time / date / event we use "Since" i.e. Since is used for specific point.

Structure: Since + Point in Time.

For instance;

1. I am watching T.V since 2:00 AM

2. We haven't seen him since his Birthday.

3. They are living in Berlin since 2011.

4. You might be waiting since morning.

5. He hasn't eaten grapes since childhood.

6. It is raining since 8:00 AM.

7. Deeba is studying English since September.

8. She lives in England since she got baby.

~ For:

When we don't know exact time / date/ event we use "For" i.e. For is used for time period / duration.

Structure: For + Length of Time.

For instance;

1. I am watching T.V for 2 hours.

2. We haven't seen him for 2 months.

3. They are living in Berlin for 5 years.

4. You might be waiting for half hour.

5. He hasn't eaten grapes for a year.

6. It is raining for 3 days.

7. Deeba is studying English for 3 months.

8. She lives in England for 10 years.

It is clear from above instances that we can use since and for in different senses and tenses.

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Vorlesung # 14 German Sentence Structure

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# Structure of Sentence
Actually there are three possibilities to make Sentence in German Language, these possibilities are given below.

Nominativ: Subject + Verb

Akkusativ: Subject + Verb + Direct Object

Dativ: Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object

In  Nominativ, Akkusativ, Dativ rules of nominativ, akkusativ and dativ will be used respectively.

~ Nominativ is Simple Sentence where we are not concerned with Direct Object.
For Instance,
Ich esse. ( I eat / I  am eating)
Wir trinken. ( We drink / We are drinking)
Ihr spielt. ( You play / You are playing)
Du benutzt. ( You use / You are using)


~ Akkusativ is Sentence where we are concerned with Direct Object.
For Instance,
Ich esse das Biryani. ( I eat the biryani/ I  am eating the biryani)
Wir trinken einen Saft. ( We drink a juice/ We are drinking a juice)
Ihr spielt das Kricket. ( You play the cricket / You are playing the cricket)
Du benutzt ein Handy . ( You use a Mobile / You are using a Mobile.)


~ Dativ is Sentence where we are concerned with Indirect Object.
For Instance,
Ich esse im Haus das Biryani. ( I eat the Biryani in the house/ I  am eating the biryani in the house)
Wir trinken in der Schule einen Saft. ( We drink a juice in the school / We are drinking a juice in the school)
Ihr spielt im Park das Kricket. ( You play the cricket in the park / You are playing the cricket in the park)
Du benutzt in der Klasse ein Handy . ( You use a Mobile in the class  / You are using a Mobile in the class.)

Sentences are Said to be Divalent and Trivalent when ....

Divalent = When there is Nominativ and Akkusativ

OR

Divalent = When there is Nominativ and Dativ

Trivalent = When there is Nominativ , Dativ , Akkusativ.

Note that: Position of Dativ is fixed that is after Nominativ and before Akkusativ.

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Earn Money Through Website or Blog

Earn Money Through Website or a Blog


Do you want to make money from your website or blog ? if yes, you can by running ads on your webpages. For this you need to have Ads Network, where Advertisers will pay to show their ads on the sites that are linked with that Ad Network. The biggest such Network is named as Google AdSense Network through which lots of people are earning money by linking their site with Google AdSense. except this Adhitz is also largest network.

~ Google AdSense:
Google AdSense is Advertising Agency where advertisers pay money to show their ads on different sites connected with Google AdSense. The rate of per click / impressions is not fixed it depends upon the geographic location. All you need to know is what types of ads you want on your website or blog, where you want them, how big they should be, and other such details. AdSense will determine the most relevant ads to run on your site and automatically serve them to people when they visit your site. it's really quite simple.

~ What you need in order to get AdSense Account ?
You need to have a website or a blog with unique content in order to get account. Your Blog should have clear navigation for visitors. There are few things which you need to follow. Check Terms and Policies of Google AdSense.

~ How to Create a Blog ?
Simply by logging to Blogger with your Google Account you can create you blog. It is free.

~ How to get AdSense for Blog?
When you have enough posts and your blog is at least 3 months old then you can apply for AdSense account by navigating to Blog Control Panel > Earnings Section.

~ How to create website?
In order to create / get your website you need script, domain and hosting which can be purchased from hosting or domain providers.

~ How to get AdSense for website ?
You can create your AdSense account simply going through Get You AdSense Account.

~ What is Minimum Cashout of AdSense?
Well it depends upon the currency in which you want to get your money. For U.S Dollar Threshold is $100, for Euro it is 70 and so on. Check Different Currencies Threshold.

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Vorlesung # 13 Articles

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# Artikels
We use artikels to describe the gender, number and case of the noun.

Nominativ (Subject)

	Masculine	Feminine	Neutral	Plural
Bestimmte	Der	Die	Das	Die
Unbestimmte	Ein	Eine	Ein	-----
Negative	Kein	Keine	Kein	keine

Akkusativ (Direct Object)

	Masculine	Feminine	Neutral	Plural
Bestimmte	Den	Die	Das	Die
Unbestimmte	Einen	eine	ein	-----
Negative	Keinen	keine	Kein	keine

Dativ (Indirect Object)

	Masculine	Feminine	Neutral	Plural
Bestimmte	Dem	Der	Dem	Den-n
Unbestimmte	Einem	Einer	Einem	--------
Negative	Keinem	Keiner	Keinem	Keinen-n

Where:

Bestimmte = Definite

Unbestimmte = Indefinite

For Instance,

Nominativ:

1. Ich spiele.

    ( I play / I am playing)

In Deutsch Sprache Present Simple and Present Continuous is same.

Akkusativ:

2. Ich spiele das Kricket.

    ( I play cricket / I am playing kricket)

Dativ

3. Ich spiele in dem park das kricket.

    ( i play cricket in the park / i am playing cricket in the park)

What is structure of above sentences? Check Vorlesung # 14.

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Vorlesung # 12 Haben and Sein (Present)

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# Conjugation of Haben and Sein (Present)

Pronomen	Haben (to have)	Sein (to be)
Ich	Habe	Bin
Du	Hast	Bist
Er/sie/es	Hat	Ist
Wir	Haben	Sind
Ihr	Habt	Seid
Sie/sie	Haben	Sein

 - Sein is used when there is motion or change of state. We check the meaning of verb.
For Instance (zum Beispiel) gehen (going) , einschlafen (to fall asleep) etc.

I have gone to Germany.
Ich bin nach Deutschland gegangen.

- Haben is used to show possession. We can also used haben when there is neither change of state nor motion.

He has a Mobile.
Er hat das Handy.

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