On Killing a Tree by Gieve Patel
Summary,Analysis,Theme and Question-Answer.
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Subject-Verb Agreement
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Modals [Modal Auxiliary]
A verb used to express the mood[mode] or attitude of a speaker is called Modal Auxiliary.Do you want to learn Modals? Find out its proper use fuctions and usage along with examples and practice set.
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The Wind By Chinnaswami S. Bharati
The poet conveys the message to stand strong against our oppressors. Through the character of the wind god, he reveals the truth that the strong and powerful people can only survive in the era of socio-political and economical society where, the people like wind god only allow the strong people to survive, and digs-up the roots of weak ones. Yes you are at the right place. Learn easier explanation of each stanzas,summary, centeral idea, and relevante qoutation along with Q&A.
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The Road Not Taken By Robert Frost
You will be able to write the specification and figure of speech used in this poem too. After reading this page you will find the secret to score outstanding marks in the board examination. The content is organised in the following manner. Learn Everything of this poem in the esienst way. We facilitate the learners with summary, centeral idea, Q&A, Explanation, figure of speech
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Direct and Indirect Narration Optative Sentence.
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Direct and Indirect Narration Exclamatory Sentence.
Today we are going to learn a very important part of Narration-We will learn how to change an Exclamatory Sentence from Direct to Indirect.
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Direct and Indirect Narration Imperative Sentence.
RULES- In Imperative sentences, we change the Reporting Verb according to the sense of the sentence of Reported Speech. If there is a sense of Order we change Reporting Verb [Said To] into Ordered. Example:- My teacher said to me,”Bring your copy.” My teacher ordered me to bring my copy. If there is a
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Direct and Indirect Narration, Interrogative Sentence.
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Direct and Indirect Narration Assertive Sentence.
Direct And Indirect Narration Assertive Sentences. We change an Assertive Sentence into Indirect Speech according to the following rules- All of first we change the Reporting Verb Says to into Tells and Said to Into Told. We do not change the Reporting Verb when there is no Object in Reporting Clause. Examples- He says to
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