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Q.8 B) Read the following lines from a poem and answer the questions withreference to the context:(03)"Where the clear stream of reason has not lost it's wayInto the desert sand of dead habits".a) Why has the word "clear "been used to describe that stream of reason?b) What causes reason to 'lose it's way"?c) Why have habits been described as dead? |
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Answer» Answer: 1. the WORD "CLEAR " have been USED because streams were clean so the the word clear has been used 2. stream have pipe line to the END POINT so they can't lose it's way. 3. habits been described as dead because desert without water is dead. |
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EXERCISE:1. Find out the objects from the following sentences and explain why.1. He has got a prize2. My mother cooks food3 Children enjoy films.4. He closed the gate.5. The postman brought letters.6 I did my home-work.7. He spoke Tamil8. Hari drove the car.9. The farmer ploughed the fieldShe spent so much money. |
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Answer» Explanation: The past perfect tense form of a verb has TWO parts: The past tense form of ‘to be’ – known as helping verb or auxillary verb Past participle form of the main verb. The structure of the sentence: Affirmative sentences:- Subject + helping verb + main verb + object subject+ had + main verb (in past participle form) + object Example: Farah had completed her homework. In CASE of two events one happening after the other: Subject + helping verb + (event 1) main verb (past participle form) + link + object + (event 2) main verb (in simple past form) Example: The sun had SET before the party STARTED. Note that here two events are described Event 1: The sun set (in past perfect tense) Event 2: The party began (in simple past tense) Linking these events: before Interrogative sentences:- Helping verb + subject + main verb + object Have/has + subject + participle form of main verb + object Example: Had Farah completed her homework? Negative sentences:- Subject + helping verb + NOT – main verb + object Subject + had NOT + participle form of main verb = object Example: Farah had not completed her homework.
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Etiquette meaningful sentence |
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Answer» Answer:
This is your answer. Hope this helps you! |
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The boy said to his father, "Please give me some money today." into indirect |
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Criticize poem The second coming by yeats |
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Answer» Answer: There are poets whose art is an accumulating cluster of images that become more and more identified with specific ideas. I believe Yeats to have been such a poet, in whom a cluster of images grew in significance to produce the great poems of the period from the first World War to the second. Generally accepted as one of Yeats' finest lyrics is "The Second Coming." I believe that the poem gains in richness by being considered in the light of associations that had long preoccupied Yeats, and that are frequently found together in his writings: Shelley, and especially his Prometheus UNBOUND; the Great Memory; and the Second Coming. Yeats came by his admiration of Shelley from his GRANDFATHER, who "constantly read Shelley,"1 and from his father, J. B. Yeats, who used to "read out the first speeches of the Prometheus Unbound" at a time when the father's influence upon the son's thoughts "was at its height." Yeats had already begun to play the rôle of the poet which he sustained all his life. He chose as his first model Alastor, "my chief of men and longed to share his melancholy, and maybe at last to disappear from everybody's sight as he disappeared drifting in a boat along some slow-moving river between great trees." His "mind gave itself to gregarious Shelley's dream of a young man, his hair blanched with sorrow, studying philosophy in some lonely tower, or of his old man, master of all human knowledge, hidden from human sight in some shell-strewn cavern on the Mediterranean shore."2 Because his father EXALTED dramatic poetry above all other kinds, Yeats began to write play after play in imitation of Shelley, and of Edmund Spenser. The result was that his poetry became "too full of the reds and yellows Shelley gathered in Italy,"3 a condition which Yeats then tried to cure by fasting and sleeping on a board. Prometheus Unbound was the first book which Yeats in a mood of romance "possessed for certain hours or months" as the book he longed for. It became for him "my sacred book." When Yeats was twenty (1885), he proposed to the members of the Hermetic Society "that whatever the great poets had affirmed in their finest moments was the nearest we could come to an authoritative religion, and that their MYTHOLOGY, their spirits of water and wind were but literal truth. I had read Prometheus Unbound with this in mind and wanted help to carry my study through all literature."4 When Yeats wrote in 1900 his essay on the Philosophy of Shelley's Poetry, he was spending his fourth summer at Coole. The chief poem of this summer was the Shadowy Waters. Yeats says in his essay, "I have re-read Prometheus Unbound, which I had hoped my fellow-students would have studied as a sacred book, and it seems to me to have an even more certain place than I had thought, AMONG the sacred books of the world."5 He was then thirty-five. It is a psychological cliché to say that any poem so profoundly admired by a man growing into a great poet himself has made an ineradicable impression. In the same essay Yeats tell us when and where he re-read Prometheus Unbound: "I have re-read his Prometheus Unbound for the first time for many years, in the woods of Drim-da-rod, among the Echte hills, and sometimes I have looked towards Slieve-nan-Orr, where the country people say the last battle of the world shall be fought till the third day, when a priest shall lift a chalice, and the thousands years of peace begin."6 Here for the first time in Yeats I find the association of Prometheus Unbound with the second coming. In her Poets and Dreamers, published in the same year as Ideas of Good and Evil, Lady Gregory begins her essay on... Explanation: pls mark my answer as brainliest i need only one plsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss |
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He said”I have to do lot of work”. in indirect |
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Mr. loisel wanted to _____ a necklace. (buy/by). |
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A regiment of soldiers----- marching past the flag.(was/were)I need correct answer |
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Answer» ANSWER- was................. |
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06Define adolescence. |
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Answer» Answer: ADOLESCENCE is the PERIOD of transition between childhood and adulthood. It includes some big changes—to the body, and to the way a young person RELATES to the WORLD. Understanding what to expect at DIFFERENT stages can promote healthy development throughout adolescence and into early adulthood. |
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1. Begin each question with the correct question-word :WhoWhatWhenWhereHow1.can we do ?2.do you live?old are you?3M4.will bell the cat ?5.does your school open ? |
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Answer» Explanation: Hope it will HELP you. |
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The word dilapidated means A)clean B)shabby C)neat D)copy |
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Answer» Answer: MAY be it is SHABBY PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIEST |
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Deepa karmaker is associated with which sport |
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Answer» Answer: the vault EVENT at the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Challenge Cup 2018 in Mersin, Turkey, Karmakar bagged a gold, FOLLOWING it up with a BRONZE in the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup 2018 in Germany. Explanation: hope it will help u olzz mark it as BRAINIEST... |
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The synonym of 'reminiscing' ?please answer if you write unessesarry answer then i will delete your answer |
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Answer» Explanation: SYNONYM of reminiscing
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Activity 1:Formal Situation - Between a boss and a sub-ordinateMr. Sampath: Sir, I went through the memo that was on mytable last evening. I sincerely forcoming late to office often.Boss:Yes. We expect you to correct yourself in future.Mr. Sampath :I once again. I'llcertainly be punctual from now on.BossThat's it. This time your plea is considered. Butplease remember, this is the last warning. |
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As he has fever, he cannot attend the school. Use conjunction therefore |
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Your spectacles ----- on the table? (is /are) |
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Answer» are.................. |
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Whatquestion does the noble prince ask Portia after reading the inscriptions on the caskets ? |
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Answer» What does Portia say LATER to the PRINCE regarding the right casket? After READING the inscription on the three caskets, Morocco asks Portia how he will KNOW if he chooses the right casket. Portia replies that her portrait will be in the right casket. If he selects that one, then she will be his wife. |
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Because I love him please if you no ask me |
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Answer» Answer: Elon Reeve Musk FRS is a business magnate, industrial designer and engineer. He is the founder, CEO, CTO and chief designer of SpaceX; early investor, CEO and product ARCHITECT of Tesla, Inc.; founder of The Boring Company; co-founder of Neuralink; and co-founder and initial co-chairman of OPENAI. Wikipedia Net worth: 13,470 crores USD (2020) Forbes, Trending Born: 28 June 1971 (age 49 years), Pretoria, South Africa Citizenship: South Africa (1971–present); Canada (1971–present); United States (2002–present) Partner: Grimes (2018–) Spouse: Talulah Riley (m. 2013–2016), Talulah Riley (m. 2010–2012), Justine Musk (m. 2000–2008) Children: X Æ A-Xii, NEVADA Alexander Musk, GRIFFIN Musk, Damian Musk, Kai Musk, Xavier Musk, more |
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Meme #1What will you do when you were 7 year old ????Plz follow me I request you... |
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Answer» HAHAHA................ |
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What happened in Satna district?(i) buiding built (ii) building collapsed (iii) none of these |
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Answer» Answer: BUILDING collapsed Explanation: Satna district is part of the HISTORY of the region known as BAGHELKHAND, a very large portion of which was ruled by the treaty STATE of Rewa. |
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What was the only thing that the narrator |
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Answer» Hsshxhbfnhdisksmsnsmskssm |
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SynonysmsD "Consumablee disposable b) durable c) challenge |
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Answer» DURABLE......................... |
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The mother said,”Rohit broke the window.’convert to indirect form |
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Who is the first women to recieved Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna awardplz say correctlyoption isa. Saniya Mirzab. babita pogatc. merikomd. karanam malleswari |
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Answer» i THINK my answer is 'Rani rampal' is the true answer |
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The train was delayed by floods. It came two hours late. Start with Having....... |
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A-1) Write two describing words.attributed to a banana(1) ........... (2) ............. |
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Answer» Answer: Here are some adjectives for banana: small, maritime, FORMAL top, newly sunken, ENORMOUS unripe, equally prolific and abundant, repulsive purple, nutriceutical, YELLOW, electrical, top spiritual, tangy little, beautiful and ripe, pithy and ACIDULOUS, cold thick, shady, endless, slick broad, somewhat self-important, red |
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Will we ever run out of names? |
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Answer» Answer: Usernames can be real names, fake names, email addresses, and EVEN random strings of CHARACTERS, numbers, and special characters. Given the number of LETTERS, numbers, and special characters available, the number of COMBINATIONS of those that can be used as a USERNAME is infinite. |
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Classs5 english chapter3 What did Bambi put on the hook |
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Answer» not knowing plzz FOLLOW me |
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Write down in one word: a) Administrative head of a school. |
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Answer» PRINCIPAL is the answer. Hope this HELPS you! |
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Sloth bear was rescued by the |
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D Join the pairs of sentences with appropriate correlative conjunctions. Make other changes, if needed.1. He did not accept the invite. He did not go for the function.2. It started raining. The peacocks started dancing.3. My mother prefers tohave a cup of coffee |
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Answer» Answer: 1. Neither he accept the invite nor he GO for the FUNCTION . 2. No SOONER it started raining than peacocks started dancing . Explanation: 3. QUESTION is wrong write correct question plz MARK me as brainlist plz rate |
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Define right to human dignity based on your experiences and cite examples between your explanation? |
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Answer» Answer: DIGNITY is the RIGHT of a person to be VALUED and respected for their own sake, and to be treated ETHICALLY. It is of significance in MORALITY. |
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Accounting policies example |
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Answer» Answer: Prominent ACCOUNTING Policies Accounting conventions followed. Valuation of FIXED assets. Depreciation and inventory policies. Valuation of investments. Translation of FOREIGN CURRENCY items. Costs incurred for research and development. Historical or current cost accounting. Treatment of leases. |
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Hira knew my grandfather. change the voice |
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Answer» Answer: my grandfather is known by Hira |
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Share a personal story where you experienced strong emotions.What were these emotions? What were your thoughts while youwere experiencing the emotions? How did you express theseemotions? How did you handle these emotions? |
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Answer» Answer: LeDoux ALSO views some emotions as requiring no cognition: some emotions COMPLETELY BYPASS contextual interpretation. His research into the NEUROSCIENCE of emotion has demonstrated the amygdala's primary role in fear (Cunha, Monfils, & LeDoux, 2010; LeDoux 1996, 2002). Explanation: pls make me brainlist so I can go to next rank |
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SecuvjectvelhaRoll No.Total Marks11. Present TenseMarks AwardedAffirmative)pieceindifferent but soon enoughwith histivities,(make)invite)y)on'tRewrite the following paragraph using the Present Tense.Some places were like a laidbackof music that initially lefteven before you realized it, youwere humming its tune in thebathroom. One of the gardensin Gurugram had that character.It made no desperate attempt tomake a good impression. Insteadthe place won you slowly. All youhad to do was to arrive in the parkalone, settle down on a bench andwait patiently for it to take overyour senses. The squirrels wererunning around fearlessly, whilethe trees were humming with thesounds of the garden's crows and squirrels. Pigeons had turned one of the corners into theirvery own seminar hall. If you paid attention, youyou might enjoy this also. |
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Answer» A cell wall is a structural layer SURROUNDING some types of cells, just outside the cell membrane. It can be tough, flexible, and SOMETIMES rigid. It provides the cell with both structural support and protection, and ALSO acts as a FILTERING mechanism |
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Ex. A. Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of verbs in the simple past, past continuousor past perfect tense.1. She _____________ (feel) excited about the vacation while she was telling me all her plans.2. She _____________ (be) a tolerant person.3. They ____________ (have) not been punished.4. He _____________ (establish) a new record.5. She _____________ (pack) her things before she left. |
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Answer» heya MATE ! here is your answer : 1.feld 2. been 3.have 4.established 5.packed I HOPE ITS HELPFUL TO YOU |
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Who is the first women to recieved Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award |
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Good morning have a great day please help me please |
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Answer» HAND- Hands Shoe- Shoes Leg- Legs River- Rivers Finger- Fingers Bubble- Bubbles |
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و وعمل9/59ه(4)£ Po 449(3)2/ |
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Answer» للھچادفےھب نببطھیھگفدسسسسسسسسس0پلک |
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The does the poet compare him.self to in the poem explain the comparison in your own words |
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Answer» <P>Explanation:
★ What is Rational NUMBERS ? a rational number is a number such as -3/7 that can be expressed as the QUOTIENT or FRACTION p/q of two integers, a numerator p and a non-zero denominator q. Every integer is a rational number: for example, 5 = 5/1. |
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Q.1. Read the following poem and answer the questionsgiven below:The rain had fallen, the poet aroseHe passed by the town and out of the street;A light wind blew from the gates of the sun,And waves of shadow went over the wheat;And he sat him down in a lonely placeAnd chanted a melody loud and sweetThat made the wild swan pause in her cloud,And the lark drop down at his feet.The swallow stop as he hunted the fly,The snake slipt under a spray,The wild hawk stood with the swan on his beak,And stared with his food on the prey,And the nightingale thought, " I have sung many songs,But never a one so gay,For he sings of what the world will beWhen the year have died away.a) What does the phrase 'gates of the sun' mean?b) How did the snake react to the poet's song?c) What did the poet do when rain had fallen?d) What did the nightingale think about the poet'ssong?Page 1 of 4 |
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Answer» WOW YOU ACTUALLY WROTE ALL THIS FOR FEW POINTS!!???. HAHA NOW I WROTE SOMETHING THAT IS EQUIVALENT TO YOUR POINT. HAHA HAVE A NICE DAY. |
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Chapter:UNDERSTANDING QUADRILATERALSI. MARK THE CORRECT MULTIPLE OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 1*10=101. Which of the following is not a quadrilateral?A. Square B. Rectangle C Triangle D. Parallelogram2. Which of the following quadrilaterals have two pairs of adjacent sides equal and itsdiagonals intersect at 90 degrees?A. Square B. Kite C. Rhombus D. Rectangle3. Which one of the following is a regular quadrilateral?A. Square B. Trapezium C. Kite D. Rectangle4. If AB and CD are two parallel sides of a parallelogram, then:A. AB CD B. AB ZCB. ZA = LC C.ZA |
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Answer» The Death of the Star-Crossed Lovers The play ROMEO and juliet ,like most plays INCLUDE major UNFOLDING of EVENTS, which ultimately leads to |
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Who is the author of the story a wrong man in workerr paradise |
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Answer» Rabindranath TAGORE is the AUTHOR of the story a wrong MAN in worker paradise |
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.Did you write a letter? Change it into Passive voice..Did you write a letter? Change it into Passive voice. |
Answer» Is the letter WROTE by you?Hope it helps you |
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आई नोट वाली रिकॉर्डिंग बाय फ्रेंड बट आल्सो डिगाइमैक्स माईगाइड ट्रेन इन टू सिंपल सेंटेंस |
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Answer» ????????????????????? |
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