Early Life: Wordsworth was born in the town of Cockermouth in the Lake District of England in 1770. His father died when he was young, and he was sent to live with his mother’s parents in the countryside. It was here that he developed a love of nature, which would later become a central theme in his poetry.
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The lesson begins with the emergence of ‘Shehnai’ (from a musical instrument ‘Pungi’), which gained a worldwide popularity through ‘Bismillah Khan’. He hailing from a famous Musicians’ family of Bihar, had music in his blood and veins.
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This story was written in 2018, around 139 years preceding the current year of the story. Here, an eleven years old girl, Margie writes a diary on 17th May 1957 about the book her brother discovered from the store room. She was shocked when she came to know about today’s school system.
The story revolves around a boy Zan, who recently has completed his junior section at school, and has shifted to a new school where he feels very upset as he misses his old school. He despaired too because he had lost his seniority and was a junior there.
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CBSE|UP BOARD|ENGLISH SOLUTION|ENGLISH LITERATURE|CLASS 9th Hello, Dear readers, You, Exactly landed on right Place. Today, I will be discussing all the important points related to ‘The Last Leaf by O. Henry’. I ensure you will get a complete idea to write the Summary,Theme,Character Sketch, and Question-Answer of the lesson orderly. After reading this page you
CBSE|UP BOARD|ENGLISH SOLUTION|ENGLISH LITERATURE|CLASS 9th Hello, Dear readers, You, Exactly landed on right Place. Today, I will be discussing all the important points related to ‘Weathering the Storm in Ersama by Harsh Mander’. I ensure you will get a complete idea to write the Summary and Question-Answer of the lesson orderly. After reading this page
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An imperative sentence is a type of sentence that gives instructions or advice and expresses a command, an order, a direction, or a request. Use of Imperative Sentence We use Imperative Sentence- To give an Order. Example- Bring your book. Shut the door. Learn your lesson. To Request. Example- Please bring water. Kindly, keep silent.
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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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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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Hii today we learn Direct and Indirect Narration {Interrogative Sentence} with all rules,examples and practice set.
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