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Rewrite by changing degrees of comparison. it is better to be starve than to beg |
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Answer» Answer: It is ‘good’ to STARVE instead of begging. It is ‘good’ to starve, and not beg. It is ‘good' to starve COMPARED to begging. Explanation: |
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"Anger can never satisfy the hunger of Knowledge". Write an essay. |
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Answer» Answer: Anger or wrath is the emotion of heated displeasure. It is both the smouldering flame of resentment and the volcanic ERUPTION of fury. To be angry is to not be at peace. It is to be held in the grip of aversion towards some person, event, pattern of LIVING, opinion or thing. This essay is about the nefarious influence of anger, its unskilfulness, and how to let go of it. Who is wrathful? He is a wrathful man who is repelled by many things. His views are predominately negative, critical, and most of all IMPETUOUS. His speech is given to sarcasm, complaining, harshness, swearing, dogmatic views, and dismissiveness. The proper term for one who is very often angry is “irascible”. Anger can lead to broken trust, trauma, criminality, imprisonment, and wars. Nevertheless it is commonplace nowadays to hear anger being justified as a healthy emotion that needs to be “vented”. The popular growth of psychology and psychotherapy in the 1970s and 1980s has led to wide adoption of the idea that repression of any negative emotions is bad for mental health, and even physical health. There is a tendency to see anger as a source of strength, often justified in its expression, a reasonable response to undesireable behaviours or conditions. From street protesters and ROCK stars, to CEOs, teachers, and police this view is held in common. But what if this commonly held view is wrong? What if even small instances of anger are signs of egoism, of a hardened heart, of a certain degree of spiritual blindness that is leading us into stressed relationships, fractious workplaces, and less than satisfying family life? Seeing anger in such a negative light is certainly the historic view of the world’s great religions. The Roman Catholic Church for example made up a list of Seven Deadly Sins in the Middle Ages at the height of Christendom, and put anger or wrath as it is sometimes termed firmly on the list. The Buddha condemned anger, making it a part of his five Hindrances to enlightenment. Islam too is wary of anger. The Prophet MOHAMMAD told his followers that the best of them were those slowest to anger, and the worst those who stayed angry the longest. Condemnation of anger even occurs in some pagan philosophies like Stoicism. Seneca, a Roman Stoic philosopher during the reign of Nero said, “Anger: an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.” |
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Why is combustion of fossil fuels one of the most important targets areas for control of pollution? |
Answer» Answer:HI mate here is your answer.Fossil FUELS are the major energy source that are being used in the world today. But there over-consumption can lead to serious environmental ISSUES such as air pollution. Fossil fuels release carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide etcHope it is helpful and MARK it as a brainlist and FOLLOW me back. |
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Clean water for everyone in the world |
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Answer» I THINK YOU ARE A GOOD PERSON . I APPRECIATE YOU . GOOD ..... Explanation: |
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You are Arvind Shaw/ Amrita Shaw, who has completed a course in animation/fashion designing from a reputed institution. Write a letter to the HR department of a company, in response to an advertisement in a local daily... |
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Answer» rhruiriririririirurhrhrhhfhth to the GYM and then to jhakri bangur VILLAGE and the same |
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He is a very kind gentleman and gives me money to give to the poor.(rewrite as simple sentenced |
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Answer» Answer: Being a KIND gentleman he GIVES me money to GIVE to the POOR |
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13. Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition from the choicesgiven in brackets :-x2=1(a) One of my friends lives — New York. (at/in/to)Contd. |
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Answer» in Explanation: ONE of my friends lives in NEW York Please mark brainiest |
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Tell the rhyming scheme |
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Answer» a B a a b mark as BRAINLIEST answer |
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A solution in which no more solute can be dissolved at a given temperature and pressure is called a saturated solution.At saturated solution stage equilibrium gets established among which two process? and provide the reasonplease answer |
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Answer» At saturated solution stage EQUILIBRIUM gets ESTABLISHED AMONG dissolution and CRYSTALLISATION. |
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Write the meaning of patron of art and culture |
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Answer» Answer: Search Results Featured SNIPPET from the web a PERSON who supports (often with MONEY) an artist, musician, writer, form of art etc. He's a PATRON of the arts. |
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Attempt a justification of the title of neto poem in relation to its content |
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Answer» The NETO : STRUGGLING POEM |
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Always follow your principles turn into complex and compound sentence |
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I loved it.(Begin the sentence with- It....) PLEASE REPLY FAST I NEED IT URGENTLY. |
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Answer» Answer: it was the best present I loved it Explanation: plz MARK BRAINLIEST |
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E1. IFill in the blanks with the specified future forms of the verbs in bracket.I..cabling........ (call) you tonight to discuss this. (continuous)2. By next year I .......(study) for seven years in this school.(perfect continuous)3. She ......(address) a large crowd tomorrow morning. (continuous)4. By next week, I ......(complete) my project. (perfect)5. They ......(go) for a swim in the river as soon as they reachthe resort. (simple)6. In five years' time, we(studying) in college. (continuous)7. By the time my mother comes home today,I ......(clean) the house. (perfect)8. When she arrives, I...(dance) for two hours.(perfect continuous)9. By the end of the month, they. (construct)the flyover. (perfect)10. She ..... (not/sing) in the concert tomorrow. (continuous) |
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how is our condition is similar with the children of 2157 in the pandemic of covid-19. write some differences as well |
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Answer» Answer: This document brings to attention key health and human rights considerations with regards to COVID-19 PANDEMIC. It highlights the importance of integrating a human rights based APPROACH in response to COVID-19. It provides key considerations in relation to ADDRESSING stigma and discrimination, prevention of violence against women, support for vulnerable POPULATIONS; quarantine and restrictive measures and shortages of supplies and equipment. It also highlights human rights obligations with regards to global cooperation to address COVID-19. I think this is very helpful for you |
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It is big amount of money in negative sentencehe is a very kind gentleman and gives me money to give to the poor.(rewrite as simple sentence |
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Answer» Answer: 1)It is not a small amount of money 2)being a kind GENTLEMAN he GIVES money to me to GIVE to a POOR. |
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Provide a character sketch of Portia based on what we observe after the casket choice is made by Bassanio. NO SCAM PLEASE |
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Answer» Answer: hope it helps you please mark me a brain list Explanation: Portia is the romantic heroine of the play, and she must be presented on the stage with much beauty and intelligence. Of her beauty, we need no convincing. Bassanio's words are enough; thus we turn to her love for Bassanio. Already she has given him cause to think that it is possible that he can woo and win her, for on an earlier visit to Belmont, Bassanio did "receive fair speechless messages" from her eyes. And when Nerissa mentions the fact that Bassanio might possibly be a suitor, Portia tries to disguise her anxiety, but she fails. Nerissa UNDERSTANDS her mistress. Portia is usually very self-controlled, but she reveals her anxiety concerning Bassanio a little later when he has arrived at her mansion and is about to choose one of the caskets. She has fallen in love with him, and her anxiety and confusion undo her. "Pause a day or two," she begs, for "in choosing wrong, / I lose your company." She thus makes sure that he knows that it is not hate that she feels for him. Bassanio's correct choice of the CASKET overwhelms Portia. She wishes she had more of everything to give Bassanio: "This house, these servants and this same myself / Are yours, my lord: I give them with this ring." She willingly SHARES all she owns with Bassanio. Once master of her emotions, she has fallen COMPLETELY under the spell of love's madness. Love is a reciprocal giving and receiving, and so it is with perfect empathy that she sends her beloved away almost immediately to try and save his friend Antonio. They will be married, but their love will not be consummated until his friend is saved, if possible. Portia's second characteristic that is most readily apparent is her graciousness — that is, her tact and sympathy. Despite her real feelings about the Prince of Morocco, Portia answers him politely and reassuringly. Since the irony of her words is not apparent to him, his feelings are spared. She tells him that he is "as fair / As any comer I have look'd on yet / For my AFFECTION." She shows Morocco the honor his rank deserves. But once he is gone, she reveals that she did not like him. "A gentle riddance," she says; "Draw the curtains." |
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Change each sentence to indirect form of speech : 1.my friends said to me, "Farewell, Mohan !" 2.We said to the teacher, "Good morning, sir." 3.Pritam said, "How late I have been !" 4.She said, "Alas my son is no more." 5."You fool ! why have you disturbed me at such late hour ?" said the master to his servant. |
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Answer» Answer: 1.) My friends wished me farewell Mohan. 2.) We wished the teacher good MORNING. 3.) Pritam asked how I have been late. 4.) She exclaimed sadly that her son was no more. 5.) Master told the SERVANT fool and asked him why he had disturbed him at such LATER hour. |
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Observe any 5 food items in the kitchen of your house and mention their quantity using determiners. |
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People speak English all over the world .( Begin sentence with English) |
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Answer» English is spoken all over the world. |
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Why does the poet use such poetically uncommon bird and tree? what does it reflect? |
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Answer» The poet uses uncommon bird and tree in the poem because it creates a good effect. This reflects the positivity CREATED by negative things i.e., the BLACK crow is a sign of sorrow or death and hemlock tree is a poisonous tree.That is why he uses an uncommon, harsh, ugly crow and poisonous tree LIKE hemlock. Hope it helps.... Please MARK my answer as the brainliest... |
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"THE ROAD NOT TAKEN" WAS WRITTEN BY ???. |
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Answer» Bobert FROST |
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You have come back from a global exchange programme where you had stayedwith your host buddy and explored the city and their lifestyle. Write an informal letter expressing your gratitude for the wonderful stay, mentioning the key highlights of the time spent and inviting him/her to visit your country soon. (Word limit 150 words) |
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Answer» I have to I have to I will have to be a iggfsfhhgf |
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What are some of the most serious social problem. discussed in oliver twist |
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I could meet the class as there were few students in it Spot the error |
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Answer» Answer: this SENTENCE should be like, I COULD not MEET the whole class because there were few STUDENTS |
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Comment on ambai's retelling of sita's story crossing the River. |
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Answer» Who is AMBAI ????????? |
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Plz tell the answers form 12 to 25 |
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Answer» plz MARK as brainlist and FOLLOW me plz plz plz plz Explanation: and thanks ALSO |
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Masterjee and Gopal had different ideas about life and work.Where their ideas different only because they belonged to different generations? |
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Answer» Answer: MASTERJEE and Gopal has different ideas about LIFE and WORK life : in future they want to LEAD all they want to be first and many work:they think that they should complete their work speed they want more WORKS |
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What is check room ? How long can we put our belongings in a check room? |
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Answer» ANSWER: a CHECKROOM is a CLOAKROOM in a HOTEL or THEATRE.
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Some lines On Ducks sitting in water |
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Answer» Answer: Ducks are mostly aquatic birds, mostly smaller than the swans and geese, and may be found in both fresh WATER and sea water. Ducks are sometimes confused with several types of unrelated water birds with similar forms, such as loons or divers, grebes, gallinules and coots. A typical dive takes 10-30 seconds, but diving ducks may remain UNDERWATER for a minute or more Most of the time, geese and ducks sleep at night right on the water. Eagles and hawks aren't a threat because they also sleep during the night, and any predator swimming after the birds would send vibrations through the water, waking them up. Much like the more familiar LOYALTY of a dog, ducks know who their owners are and regularly express love and RECOGNITION affectionately. Ducklings immediately become attached to their parent, which is why one can so often see ducklings marching UNIFORMLY behind their mother and nesting close to her. i hope this helps u if yes plz mark as brainliest |
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Don't be afraid of the dark in this poem what is rhyming words...Urgent Please tell |
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Answer» where is the POEM fgshsjdjdjdnbdnfnncnfnxjdjdjdjdjdkkdjdjdj |
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Do you think the tree l can l women overcome the block |
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How and why have we lost the ability to understand ourselves? |
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Answer» Answer: Loss of identity may FOLLOW all sorts of change. Changes in the workplace, loss of a job or profession, loss of a role that once DEFINED us, as a CHILD, as a parent, as a spouse. ... When we lose our identity and sense of self, we are LIKELY to seek our sense of self-worth from others. |
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Place an order for 200 industrial tools for your industry. |
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God , shrushtichi nirmiti , aayushya , people , animal . From these words make story with moral |
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Answer» Answer: SIDO hug and kiss from each other the CORRECT LANGUAGE I'll answer you properly and send it to you when I get home I will send you a PICTURE of |
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My father is not going to play cricket with me which sentence is this |
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Answer» HLO mate here is ur ans... it is in direct SPEECH...hope this helps UH DEAR...pls amr kas brainlest :) |
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Leave him here voice change |
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Complete the given story The crane and the fox |
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Debate on moral values are influenced by our nearest circle (For) |
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Answer» Answer: yes it is technically a correct statement Explanation: since childhood we are taught stuff by our PARENTS or surroundings and that LEADS our understanding and awareness and thus morals too but as we GROW up and MOVE AROUND different surroundings our morals and understandings and knowledge grows and changes as well |
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What is the name of the poet of halfway stair |
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Answer» A.A MILNE PLZZ MARK MY ANSWER AS BRAINLIST ANSWER AND FOLLOW ME ✌✌✌ |
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The travellers / across adesert / it was / when they uesd by / travelled |
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Answer» Hola Explanation: The TRAVELLERS TRAVELLED across ADESERT when it was used by them ... |
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Kindneys, urologist, children observe the relationship in the first pair of the words and complete the second pair according in the following |
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Answer» CHILDREN - paediatrician. Explanation: |
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What did Todd send the hamilton, Bermuda?what did it contain? |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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The ganges is _ holy place |
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Answer» don't KNOW.. |
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What picture does describe the lake at innsefree |
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