Passage 1: The Outlaw of Sherwood – Robin Hood In the Sherwood Forest of England there lived an outlaw called Robin Hood and his band of brave followers. He had to hide in the forest because he had done something against the law and was thereby declared an outlaw. Robin Hood is always associated with […]
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The Thief’s Story Summary: The story follows a 15-year-old thief who targets Arun, a generous, trusting man, hoping to steal his money. The thief earns Arun’s trust by helping with chores, learning to read and write from him, and eventually becoming close to him. Despite his initial intentions, the thief finds himself transformed by Arun’s
Component of Letter writing| Maharashtra Board X|20 Practice Sets Formal Letter Sender Address Rahil Khan 316 Kismat Colony Mumbra 400612, Thane Date 28 May, 2024/ May 28, 2024/28th May, 2024 Subject Cleaning the street and sewage line Main Body: Sir, Paragraph 1 : Introductory Part Paragraph 2: Importance, consequence, Impacts (to convince) Subscription/Closing Thanking You,
Letter Writing Maharashtra Board X class|20 Sample Letters along with Questions| Practice Set Q. Imagine you are Rohini/Rahil residing at 316 Kismat Colony Mumbra 400612, Thane. Read the following Snippet and write any one of the the letter based on the information. Formal Letter (Marking Scheme) Sender Address and Date: 1/2 M Recipient Address:
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Opinion Writing Structure for IELTS|TOEFL| School Students Introduction Hook: Start with an interesting statement or question to grab attention. Topic Statement: Clearly state the topic. Opinion Statement: State your opinion in one sentence, making it clear where you stand. Body Paragraphs Reason 1: Provide the first reason supporting your opinion. Give an example or
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Debate and Group Discussion :Language Expressing Contradictory Ideas “I see your point, but I have a different perspective…” “While I understand what you’re saying, I believe that…” “That’s an interesting idea, however, I think it’s also important to consider…” “On the other hand, one could argue that…” “I agree up to a point, but there’s
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Speaking Activity Using Pictures (Park, City, Market, Kitchen, Living Room, etc.) Objective: Help students improve their speaking and descriptive skills by guiding them to describe different parts of a picture. Instruction for the Teacher Provide each student or group of students with a picture. The pictures should depict different settings like a park, city, bustling
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1. Two Truths and One Lie Instructions: Each student will think of two true statements and one false statement about themselves. They will share them with the class, and the others must guess which one is the lie. Sample: “I have a cat, I’ve visited Japan, and I love broccoli.”Class guesses: “The lie is that
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Listening Activity – Railway Train Announcement Objective:Improve listening skills by interpreting a 2-minute railway train announcement. Duration:20-25 minutes Procedure Warm-Up (3 minutes): Quick brainstorming of transport-related vocabulary (e.g., platform, delayed, arrival). Pre-Listening (2 minutes): Brief context: Explain that they’ll hear a train station announcement. Quick predictions: What kind of information will they hear? First Listening
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