The words „grip‟, „dawn‟. „usher‟, „coin‟, „passport

1.	The words „grip‟, „dawn‟. „usher‟, „coin‟, „passport‟ have a literal as well as a figurative meaning. Write of sentences using each word in the literal as well as figurative sense.
Answer» grip: (a) She was excellent during the rock-climbing session. She has a good grip. (b) The movement of 'India Against corruption' has gripped the minds of Indians. dawn: (a) The day dawned with a clear sky. (b) Suddenly, the idea dawned on him. usher: (a) The waiter ushered them to their seats. (b) The Green Movement ushered in a new era of awareness. Coin: (a) I have ten coins of Rs. 5. (b) The term was coined by a famous philosopher. passport: (a) He has just got his passport made to visit his uncle in the USA. (b) Education is the passport to a bright future.

The words „grip‟, „dawn‟. „usher‟, „coin‟, „passport‟ have a literal as well as a figurative meaning. Write of sentences using each word in the literal as well as figurative sense.

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grip:

(a) She was excellent during the rock-climbing session. She has a good grip.

(b) The movement of 'India Against corruption' has gripped the minds of Indians.

dawn:

(a) The day dawned with a clear sky.

(b) Suddenly, the idea dawned on him.

usher:

(a) The waiter ushered them to their seats.

(b) The Green Movement ushered in a new era of awareness.

Coin:

(a) I have ten coins of Rs. 5.

(b) The term was coined by a famous philosopher.

passport:

(a) He has just got his passport made to visit his uncle in the USA.

(b) Education is the passport to a bright future.