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Quick Learners ke naye episode mein hum English ke kuch khaas words - 'due to', 'because of', 'also', 'to', 'daily', and 'everyday' ke sahi istemaal ko samjhenge. Sartaj aapko in shabdon ka prayog kaise aur kab karna hai, vistar se batayenge. Yadi aap bhi in shabdon ke beech ke subtle antar ko samajhna chahte hain aur apni English ko behtar banana chahte hain, to ye video aapke liye hai. Dekhiye aur seekhiye, kaise 'due to' aur 'because of' ka istemal noun aur verb ke saath hota hai, 'also' aur 'to' ka sahi sthan kya hai, aur 'daily' vs 'everyday' ka chunav kaise karein. Aaj Quick Learners ke is episode me ham English Speaking me use hone wale 6 special words seekhenge, jaise DUE TO, BECAUSE OF, ALSO, TOO, DAILY aur EVERYDAY. In sabhi words ko alag alag situations par alag alag tareeke se use Kiya jata hai. Dive into the nuances of English with our latest Quick Learners episode where Sartaj explains the subtle differences between "due to" and "because of", "also" and "too", as well as "daily" and "everyday". This episode helps viewers understand when and how to use these six essential words correctly to enhance their English speaking skills. Whether it's distinguishing between reasons associated with nouns or verbs, or figuring out the frequency of actions, this video is packed with practical examples and easy explanations. Tune in to strengthen your English vocabulary and usage on the Quick Learners official show, Spoken English. Don't forget to participate in the interactive exercise by translating a sentence into English in the feedback section.