YET (Your English Tutor)

*Sentences in Roman Hindi (for those who can't read Devnagari)*

📌 Sentence 1: Ameriki Rashtrapati Donald Trump ke sahyogi Elon Musk ne Bharat mein matdata bhagidari badhane ke liye di ja rahi 182 crore rupaye ki funding radd kar di.

📌 Sentence 2: Musk ke netritva wale Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) ne 15 programs ki funding bandh kar di, jisme ek chunaav prakriya ko majboot banane se juda tha.

📌 Sentence 3: Is vaishvik chunaav sudhar fund ki kul rashi 4200 crore rupaye thi, jisme Bharat ki hissaidari 182 crore rupaye thi.

📌 Sentence 4: BJP IT Cell pramukh Amit Malviya ne aarop lagaya ki is fund ka upyog Bharatiya chunaavon ko prabhavit karne ke liye kiya gaya.

📌 Sentence 5: Unhone Congress aur Ameriki businessman George Soros par Bharat ki chunaav prakriya mein hastakshep karne ka aarop lagaya.

📌 Sentence 1: अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रम्प के सहयोगी इलॉन मस्क ने भारत में मतदाता भागीदारी बढ़ाने के लिए दी जाने वाली 182 करोड़ रुपये की फंडिंग रद्द कर दी।

📌 Sentence 2: मस्क के नेतृत्व वाले डिपार्टमेंट ऑफ गवर्नमेंट एफिशिएंसी (DOGE) ने 15 प्रोग्राम्स की फंडिंग बंद कर दी, जिसमें एक चुनाव प्रक्रिया को मजबूत बनाने से जुड़ा था।

📌 Sentence 3: मस्क के नेतृत्व वाले डिपार्टमेंट ऑफ गवर्नमेंट एफिशिएंसी (DOGE) ने 15 प्रोग्राम्स की फंडिंग बंद कर दी, जिसमें एक चुनाव प्रक्रिया को मजबूत बनाने से जुड़ा था।

📌 Sentence 4: BJP आईटी सेल प्रमुख अमित मालवीय ने आरोप लगाया कि इस फंड का उपयोग भारतीय चुनावों को प्रभावित करने के लिए किया गया।

📌 Sentence 5: उन्होंने कांग्रेस और अमेरिकी बिजनेसमैन जॉर्ज सोरोस पर भारत की चुनाव प्रक्रिया में हस्तक्षेप करने का आरोप लगाया।

Hey everyone,

A special Sunday lecture on improving English writing skills today.

I am giving you some sentences in Hindi and Roman as homework. Give your best to write these sentences in English as accurately as possible.

Match your writing skills progress in the evening class when these sentences will be written in English during the lecture.

Join us

The Saturday session is ready. We start at sharp 7 pm

Hey everyone,

I had planned to edit and publish today's session since noon, but an unexpected work commitment at the office has kept me occupied all day.

Today's article will be covered in tomorrow's class. Let's take a one-day break today.

Good morning dear students,

Let's have a special article (with economic theme) for discussion today.

The editorial was published in Times of India newspaper and is titled as "Billing for Future."

The article deep dives into the proposed new 'Income Tax Code,' along with its necessity and salient feature.

It is a very interesting ready - give it a reading in advance.

See you in the evening class (around 6pm)

Give it a try as you read the article. The quiz will be solved at the end of the evening lecture.
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Q 1. What is the primary purpose of the article?
a) To criticize the Indian government’s approach to tax disputes
b) To highlight the inefficiencies of India’s tax administration without offering solutions
c) To discuss the necessity of a new income tax bill and its potential impact
d) To argue that tax disputes are inevitable in a modern economy

Q 2. What is implied by the comparison of the Income Tax Act to an old family home?
a) It is no longer functional and should be demolished immediately
b) It serves only sentimental value and should be abandoned
c) It has been modernized effectively, ensuring clarity in taxation
d) It was originally well-built but has become clumsy over time

Q 3. Based on the passage, what is the author’s tone regarding the new income tax bill?
a) Skeptical but cautiously optimistic
b) Highly critical and dismissive
c) Indifferent and neutral
d) Overly enthusiastic and uncritical

Q 4. (Phrasal Verb) Live up to?
Q 5. (Antonym) Ungainly – Cumbersome/Sophisticated/Butterfingers
Q 6. (Meaning) Categorical – Litigation/Downturn/Unequivocal

Q 7-8. (Fillers) The company faced a financial ___(7)___ but managed to ___ (8)___ its resources for stability and growth.
a) perspective, live up to
b) downturn, consolidate
c) riddle, cumbersome
d) conundrum, unambiguous

Spot the errors
Q 9. The government should not but still will surely respond to the matter shortly.
Q 10. Should not the government respond to the matter?

The class has started. Join us

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हद है इन गधों 🐷 की भी।
Educational channel ko bhi crypto scammer man liya, aur band kar diya group

According to Telegram, our chat group was being misused by scammers to run crypto scams. 😂

As we all know, crypto scammers spammed our group daily, and I removed their posts whenever I noticed them. Unfortunately, Telegram seems to have mistaken those scammers as part of our YET audience.

Given this, I’m unsure if creating another group is worth the hassle. What do you think? Should we continue with just this broadcast channel or create a new group?

Give it a try as you read the article. The quiz will be solved at the end of the evening lecture.
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Q 1. What does the term "Engels’ pause" refer to in the passage?

a) A phase where AI technology becomes unsustainable due to energy constraints
b) A historical economic period where corporations capitalize on technological innovations while employee wages remain stagnant.
c) The time taken for AI models to transition from research to commercial success
d) A temporary halt in AI innovation due to ethical concerns

Q 2. Why does the author highlight energy consumption in the context of AI development?

a) To emphasize India's role as a major electricity producer compared to the United States
b) To showcase that AI’s growing energy demands should be met through renewable sources
c) To argue against the expansion of AI due to its environmental impact
d) To suggest that AI investments should focus more on cost-effectiveness rather than sustainability

Q 3. Which of the following best describes India’s AI strategy, as per the passage?

a) Following the high-investment, low-return model of global AI leaders
b) Prioritizing domestic AI model development while ensuring economic stability
c) Discouraging AI research due to its potential impact on labor markets
d) Limiting AI education to prevent an exodus of top talent to other countries

Q 4. (Cloze Test) Fill in the blanks with suitable words
Replicate, Stagnation, Leverage, Setback, Perspective, Substantial, Imperative, Elusive, Tailor

From a long-term ___(4)___, economic ___(5)___ poses a major ___(6)___ to growth, making it an ___(7)___ to adopt innovative policies. Nations must evolve rather than blindly ___(8)___ past models, ensuring sustainable development while addressing emerging challenges in a rapidly shifting global landscape.

Q 9-10. (Spot the errors) The company management resorted to reduce its workforce to cut costs, given the negotiations failed.