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Yesterday she wrote her EXERCISE neatly.

(time) (adverb of manner)

1. after thinking

2. of sleeping

3. of doing

4. in building

5. of helping

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OK go for movie

EXPLANATION:

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to stop being angry TOWARDS somebody for something that he/she has done wrong

Explanation:

METAPHOR is used in this LINE.

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section, seven, sun, sweet, swim

it is SET according to the ALPHABETICAL order.

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The TROOPS HEADED towards the battle FIELD

From whom did he RECEIVE that PEN?

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This bird doesn't talk," she told the owner. "Does he have a mirror in his cage?" he asked.

"Parrots love mirrors. They see their REFLECTION and start a conversation."

The woman bought a mirror and left.

The next DAY she returned; the bird still wasn't TALKING.

"How about a ladder? Parrots love ladders.

The happy parrot is a talkative parrot." The woman bought a ladder and left.

But the next day, she was back. "Does your parrot have a swing?

No? Well, that's the problem.

Once he starts SWINGING, he'll talk up a storm."

The woman reluctantly bought a swing and left.

When she walked into the store the next day, her countenance had changed.

"The parrot died," she said. The pet store owner was shocked.

"I'm so sorry. Tell me, did he Yes, right before he died," the woman replied.

"In a weak voice, he asked me, 'Don't they sell any food at that pet store?'"

SOMETIMES we forget

ong>EXPLANATION:

ood, submerge, immerse, INUNDATE, deluge, SWAMP, engulf, drench, soak, cover, saturate. ANTONYMS.

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Not only Sanya is a TRAINED dancer but ALSO garima.

Explanation:

HOPE this answer help you.

Have a nice day.

Please MENTION a RELATED paragraph for US to understand and answer your question correctly.

Send a pic of a related paragraph and write your question below.Then I can answer your question.

COTTON , silk , RAYON is your answer

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I THREW the PEELS into the dustbin after EATING the banana.

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hope it HELPS and don't forget to mark me as a BRAINLIST

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Explanation:

Bleu. Blew. BLUE. BOO. Brew. Bu. Chew. Choo. ..

.ACCRUE. Achoo. Ado. Ague. ALOE. Anew. Askew. ...

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FALSE there are few members in a small FAMILY

I have SENT the PICS. You should read from there

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1. COMPOUND :- I ate my banana and I THREW the peels into the dustbin

B) Compound :- grace death and he was only thirty years OLD

He will come soon.

Sita has been singing since 10 o'clock.

She will buy a FROCK tomorrow.

They quarreled.

She posted the letter.

I had been learning English for three years.

The poor man will beg.

The train had started before I reached the station.

They will have been living for ten years.

The patient will have died before the doctor comes.

They had been fighting for years.

It rained.

I met him yesterday.

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Ans.: The ‘happy ending’ refers to the VICTORY of a Parsi team over the Bombay Gymkhana in a GAME of CRICKET in 1889, just four years after the foundation of the Indian National Congress in 1885.

1. will be rain

2. will evaporate

4. will you give

5. will GO to ATTEND

ong>Has Raj NEVER SEEN such GREENERY before?

a- revolves

b- during

Explanation:

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At HOME we can also cook just enough FOOD to satisfy us. In a RESTAURANT we are OFTEN GIVEN too much or too little food on our plate. Finally, eating at home is much more comfortable than having dinner or lunch in a public place. At home, we can be more relaxed than in a restaurant..

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Education is important for both men and women as both have an essential role in the development of a healthy and smart society. Education is a necessary way for delivering a brilliant future and at the same time performs the most significant part in the growth and improvement of the nation. The citizens of the nation are responsible for the greater future and progress of the nation.

EXTREMELY educated citizens form the foundation of a developed nation. HENCE, decent education builds a brilliant tomorrow for both the individual and the nation. It is only educated directors who make the country and bring it to the top of prosperity and growth. Education makes everyone brilliant and as excellent as possible.

A reliable education provides many purposes to life like an individual improvement, increase of social situation, development in social well-being, financial growth, prosperity to the country, establishing life purposes, informing us of many social concerns, and determining the circumstances to offer best solutions for any issue and other relevant matters.

Nowadays, everyone can get education using modern technology-based platforms, and also various distance education programs are available for the same. And such a modern education system is completely proficient in discussing social PROBLEMS of illiteracy and inequality AMONG every one of various castes, religion, and caste.

Education expands the creativity of people on a massive scale and benefits them to overcome all the diversity in the nation. It allows us to study PROPERLY and know every phase of life. Education gives the sense to know all human liberties, social freedoms, responsibilities, and obligations towards the nation. In short, education has the power to reform a nation in the best way.

8 PHRASAL VERB can REPLACE

Bark

Explanation:

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My VISION for an ideal india is to have a CLEAN and green india. The India with BIODIVERSITY and WILDLIFE, Protected not only by governmental officials but also by It's citizens. I want to SEE people avoiding the intake of alcohol, tobacco and smoking.

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I really need it...

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1 . We are only friends.

2. I MEET you but we are only ENEMIES .

3. We are only classmates in our school not REAL friends

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"I'm in my late 20S and I'm feeling more and more constrained by rules. From the endless signs that tell me to 'stand on the right' on escalators or 'skateboarding forbidden' in public places to all those unwritten societal rules such as the expectation that I should settle down, buy a house and have a family. Do we really need all these rules, why should I follow them and what WOULD happen if we all ignored them?" Will, 28, London

"I'm in my late 20s and I'm feeling more and more constrained by rules. From the endless signs that tell me to 'stand on the right' on escalators or 'skateboarding forbidden' in public places to all those unwritten societal rules such as the expectation that I should settle down, buy a house and have a family. Do we really need all these rules, why should I follow them and what would happen if we all ignored them?" Will, 28, LondonWe all feel the oppressive presence of rules, both written and unwritten – it's practically a rule of life. Public spaces, organisations, dinner parties, even relationships and casual conversations are rife with regulations and red tape that seemingly are there to dictate our every move. We rail against rules being an affront to our freedom, and argue that they're "there to be broken".

"I'm in my late 20s and I'm feeling more and more constrained by rules. From the endless signs that tell me to 'stand on the right' on escalators or 'skateboarding forbidden' in public places to all those unwritten societal rules such as the expectation that I should settle down, buy a house and have a family. Do we really need all these rules, why should I follow them and what would happen if we all ignored them?" Will, 28, LondonWe all feel the oppressive presence of rules, both written and unwritten – it's practically a rule of life. Public spaces, organisations, dinner parties, even relationships and casual conversations are rife with regulations and red tape that seemingly are there to dictate our every move. We rail against rules being an affront to our freedom, and argue that they're "there to be broken".But as a behavioural SCIENTIST I believe that it is not really rules, norms and customs in general that are the problem – but the unjustified ones. The tricky and important bit, perhaps, is establishing the difference between the two.

"I'm in my late 20s and I'm feeling more and more constrained by rules. From the endless signs that tell me to 'stand on the right' on escalators or 'skateboarding forbidden' in public places to all those unwritten societal rules such as the expectation that I should settle down, buy a house and have a family. Do we really need all these rules, why should I follow them and what would happen if we all ignored them?" Will, 28, LondonWe all feel the oppressive presence of rules, both written and unwritten – it's practically a rule of life. Public spaces, organisations, dinner parties, even relationships and casual conversations are rife with regulations and red tape that seemingly are there to dictate our every move. We rail against rules being an affront to our freedom, and argue that they're "there to be broken".But as a behavioural scientist I believe that it is not really rules, norms and customs in general that are the problem – but the unjustified ones. The tricky and important bit, perhaps, is establishing the difference between the two.A GOOD place to start is to imagine life in a world without rules. Apart from our bodies following some very STRICT and complex biological laws, without which we'd all be doomed, the very words I’m writing now follow the rules of English. In Byronic moments of artistic individualism, I might dreamily think of liberating myself from them. But would this new linguistic freedom really do me any good or set my thoughts free?

Explanation:

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Bus Accident

EXPLANATION:

last week I went to the market BOUGHT SOMETHING for house hold uses there I saw a major bus accident at Kohima bus skidded, stadium area,18 there many of lost HANDS to their life &many were injured they were sent to hospital immediately.

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155 – A

Green ENCLAVE

South City

Ludhiana

September 14, 2017

Dear Akhilesh:

I hope this letter finds you in sound health and vibrant spirits. You will be glad to know that I have won first position in inter-school debate competition in the city last week. The topic of the debate was ‘Has Demonetization Achieved Its Goals?’ I spoke in favour of the motion. I GAVE arguments to support my debate. I quoted facts and figures quite CONFIDENTLY. The best part was the judges liked my expression and presentation. At the end I was given a thundering applause. I was so HAPPY when my name was announced for the first position. At school also I received so much of praise and appreciation from the principal. How is life at your end? Give warm regards to uncle and aunt.

Yours affectionately,

Sunil

Explanation:

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HOPE this helps you

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Explanation:

1: my pants are more comfortable than my BLUE JEANS 2:the red HOUSE is bigger than the white house

most BEAUTIFUL thing I EVER had is my MOTHER and father they are laughing and are my life

5 in 2a+5=b is a FIXED CONSTANT.

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Modal verbs add meaning to the main verb in a SENTENCE by expressing POSSIBILITY, ability, permission, or obligation.

You MUST turn in your assignment on time.

He might be the love of my life.

The doctor can see you now.

The doctor can to see you now.

The doctor ought to see you now. (You've waited long enough.)

1. There is a way where there is a will

2.early to BED and early to rise

3.words speak louder than actions

4.don't put all EGGS in your one BASKET

5. lost time is never FOUND again

Explanation:

1. An ISLAND is

A)  a piece of land surrounded by WATER

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Ram Nath Kovind (born 1 October 1945) is an INDIAN POLITICIAN serving as the 14th and current President of India.

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Explanation:

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Sub: arrangement for extra class for math. With due respect I

student of class ABC BEG to state that there is urgent need for mathematics extra classes. I request you to arrange extra classes for mathematics class as all the students are facing problems in mathematics and exams are ALSO knocking at the door.

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MUSCULAR FORCE is ANSWER

ong>Explanation:

Width of RECTANGLE is 25 cm.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

A wire BEND in form of SQUARE of SIDE 30 cm.

Then wire is again bend in form of rectangle of length 35 cm.

To find :-

Width of the rectangle.

Solution :-

Here, Concept is : If we are bending wire in form of square than again bending it in rectangle. Than, perimeter of square will equal to perimeter of rectangle because we are not increasing length of wire by one measure we are bending it in square and rectangular shape.

So,

Perimeter of square = 4 × side

⟶ Perimeter = 4 × 30

⟶ Perimeter = 120

Thus,

Perimeter of square is 120 cm.

According to concept, Perimeter of square and perimeter of rectangle are equal.

So, Perimeter of rectangle is 120 cm.

Let, BREADTH or width or rectangle be x cm.

We know,

Perimeter of rectangle = 2(Length + Breadth)

⟶ 120 = 2×(35 + x)

⟶ 120 = 70 + 2x

\⟶ 120 - 70 = 2x

⟶ 50 = 2x

⟶ 50/2 = x

⟶ x = 25

We take, Width of rectangle be x.

Therefore,

Width of rectangle is 25 cm?