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Dalogue Writing:1) Prepare a dialogue from the jumbled sentences. i) Yes, Please, What's your problem?ii) But I have to appear for an examination iii) Okay. Let me check it. You have fever. You need complete rest. iv) Doctor, I do not feel well since Monday |
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10. Mount Everest the is mountain highest11. Ganesh is the father Lord Shiva of12. The world all over worshipped Jesus Christ is13. Playing are children happily14. Going you are school today to15. Interesting very it is a movie16. Cartoon a is Noddy17. Month is the June hottest year of the18. Computer like I play to the games19. Independence August on 15th day falls the20. Rabindra Nath Tagore Gitanjali wrote11 क्वेश्चन का आंसर |
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Answer» Answer: 10. Mount Everest is the highest mountain. 11. Lord SHIVA is the Father of Ganesh 12. Jesus Christ workshipped is al over the world 13. CHILDREN are playing happily. 14. Today you are going to school . 15.Very interesting movie it is. 16. NODDY is a cartoon 17.june is the HOTTEST month in the year 18. I like to play the computer games. 19. independence day falls on the 15th August 20. (Rabindra NATH Tagore Gitanjali wrote11 क्वेश्चन का आंसर) I didn't understand this question. |
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Change into passive voice:1. Does she not know that she is betraying them? dy2. Are they all attending your wedding? are your3. Where is he keeping all his money? where does4. Are the police not running after the thief? que tu5. Isn't he buying a new car soon? isn't a www |
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Answer» CONVERSION into PASSIVE VOICE |
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A) Read the following passage and do the activities.Al) Say whether the following sentences are True or False.i Tegumai broke his spear.ii) The Wagai river was not far from Tegumai's dwelling place. |
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Answer» there is no PASSAGE give SOO this question can not be ANSWERED |
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Founder of Ramakrishna MissionDeathJuly 4, 1902II. Develop a story using the clues given below:1 x3 = 332. A great learned Pandit - expert in many languages - visits Sri Krishnadevaraya'sroyal assembly-challenges to find mother tongue - Tenali Ramakrishna acceptschallenge - Pandit slept - whispers and tickles soft feather in ears - pandit shoutsin Telugu - Telugu is the mother tongue - everyone praises Tenali Raman'swittiness.English S1 P1 QP6 in English |
Answer» Answer1.Swami Vivekananda's 2.Once, a great pundit from a foreign land visited King Krishna Deva Raya’s court. He CLAIMED that he had knowledge of all subjects and was an expert in every field. He challenged that he would argue with all of his wise ministers and defeat them. The king accepted his challenge. The pundit then proceeded to argue with the learned MEN of the kingdom on various subjects. The king’s ministers failed miserably. Then, the king summoned his wisest minister, Tenali Raman. Tenali took a small bundle from his home, gave it the shape of a book and tied it up. Then, he went to the court and announced that he was ready to argue against the pundit but on the condition that the topic of their debate would be based on the great book ‘Thilakashta Mahisha Bandhanam.’ The great pundit was stumped when he heard this because he had never heard of any such book. He asked the king to give him one night’s time to prepare for the argument. He was sleepless all night. He could not bear the thought of losing so he took all his belongings and left the city before sunrise. He left a note for the king saying that he had never heard of the great book. The next day, at the appointed time Tenali appeared in court for the debate. But he was informed that the pundit had already gone away. The king being a learned man wanted to read the great book that Tenali had mentioned, so he asked Tenali about it. Tenali laughed and replied that there was no such book called ‘Thilakashta Mahisha Bandhanam’. Inside the bundle, there was til which is called THILA in Sanskrit and some sheep dung which in Sanskrit is known as Kashta. These contents were tied by a rope made of buffalo’s hide which is called Mahisha. Bandhanam refers to ‘tying’ in Sanskrit. This is how Tenali TRICKED the pundit into believing that there was a great book that the pundit was completely UNAWARE of. The king appreciated Tenali’s intelligence and rewarded him. |
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O @ The following passage has not been edited . Theres one eros in each Ine against which a blank.has been given. Write the incorrect word andthe correction lamber as given the example,answer sheet against thecorrect blankRemembez do undēlime dhe word that youhaveBubblpedIncorrect word CarzectionRescarchil an defailedola AmSubject undertaking on a systematicbases in order to increase a stock of 6knowledge, including knowledge asfor som,Culture and Society that the use of this stock Dof knowledge to dovese new epplication estudya@The following passage has not been edited. There is one error in each line against which a blank has been given. Write the incorrect word and the correction in your answer sheet against the correct blank number as given in the example. Remember to underline the word that you have supplied. (1*4=4 marks)Incorrect word Correction Research is an detailed study of a eg. An a subject undertaking on a systematic (a) ________ _______ basis in order to increase a stock of (b) ________ _______ knowledge, including knowledge for man, (c) ________ _______ culture and society, that the use of this stock ( d ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _______ of knowledge to devise new applications. |
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Answer» I don't know Explanation: |
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Change these Active voices into passive voice,(Q 1 )The student was writing the letter |
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“You are a very Gallant young man”- Who is the young man? Why is hecalled Gallant young man ? How does the remark impress him ? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: YOUNG man is honest. is very HANDSOME and cutie this always help people . |
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But cherries have a way of growing,Though no one's caring very much or knowing,state the figure of speech |
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Answer» Onamotapora Explanation: HIT the MARK as BRAINLIEST BUTTON below |
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Around which aspect, the story 'The Third level' does not revolve?a) fantasy vs imaginationb) psychoanalytical criticismc) escapism vs harsh realityd) imagination and wish fulfilment |
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Answer» answer is (a) gshshshshshshdhshsh |
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She is, as far asExercise 1. Put commas where necessary1. Sir I shall willingly obey your orders2. Akbar the greatest Mughal emperor founded a new religion3. Uma the youngest daughter in the family married an Arab4. The sun having set it became very pleasant.I aAnshu and a scarf for Mukul6. We started running for we were getting late7. This news to tell you the truth has not surprised me at all8. You will be better I hope the next time I see you,10. He had a pen and a diary was lying on the table.9. Unless Father returns the cheque for our travelling expenses como este11. Address this letter to Miss Mathur 423 Indus Court Road Church Gate umbe12. The results were declared on 5th May 2016 and on 12th May weclass |
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(v) Because of - He could not go to schoolof rainsW cont of oncema7:)right ya wrong sentence hai? |
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You are Vansh/Vanshika. You feel that participation in sports and games helps one to develop in a healthyway. Sports not only provide physical exercise, they also develop qualities of courage, endurance and teamspirit. Taking ideas from the Unit-'Sports' and using your own ideas, write a speech in about 100-120 wordsencouraging students to participate in sports and games and live a happy and healthy life.I will make you Brainlist answer |
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Answer» My NAME is Vanshika brother and SISTER |
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Q.3was in danger. I mustAnswer the following questions on the basis of chapter11 and 12 of your book:a. Who did Mini, Johny, Bhola meet on the bank of the river?b. Why is life not possible on mars?c. What is the olympic motto?d. Inspite of not winning any medal, most of the athletesare not unhappy why? |
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MAKE SENTENCES OFYOUR USING THESE HOMOPHONES.1.see (1) 2.sea(1) 3.meat (1) 4.meet (1)5.cell (1) 6.sell (1) 7.no(1) 8.know(1) 9.ate(1)10.eight(1) * |
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Answer» Answer: I can see the plane. She collected SHELLS ate the sea chore. I eat meat weekly. I will meet her later. Plants are also made up of cells. I will sell my jewelry tomorrow. There is no other HOSPITAL here. I know your name. I ate a piece of CAKE an hour ago. There are eight MANGOES in the basket. Hope it helps Good night and sweet dreams Stay blessed |
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Change the voice:(a) The class will elect him monitor.(b) Keats wrote the poem, "To Autumn".(c) The truth was told to me by him. |
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In the following passage, one word has been omitted in each line. Write the missing word and the words that come before after it.Before Missing word After A great sultan seven daughters. ____________ ___________ __________Though he was very fond them ____________ ___________ ___________His favourite was youngest ____________ ____________ ______________Naturaly, the other six were ____________ ____________ _______________Jealous her. ___________ _____________ ________________ |
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Answer» hey Manoj... after sultan and before seven 'had' will come, so the sentence will be... The great sultan 'had' seven DAUGHTERS. after them and before them 'of' will come, so the sentence will be... Though he was very fond 'of' them. after was and before youngest 'the' will come, so the will be... His favourite was 'the' youngest. after SIX and before were 'daughter' will come, so the sentence will be... Naturally, the other six 'daughter' were AND after were and before jealous 'very' will come, so the sentence will be... very jealous after jealous and before her 'of' will come, so the sentence will be... Jealous of her. So the whole paragraph will be... A great sultan had seven daughters. Though he was very fond of them. His favourite was the youngest. Naturally, the other six were very jealous of her. |
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Hos. R. B. shah served in this school slice2005. she Taught English here she havethe Car swiftly.Mas. R. B. shah has been serving |
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Answer» Answer: Transport Corporation (GSRTC) has admitted that allotment of buses for events like Sadbhavana Mission fasts to ferry passengers from each and every corner of the state was a profitable business than running them on a regular route. According to GSRTC officials, over 200 buses in a division are withdrawn to cater to the Sadbhavana fast organising agency. In Porbandar event, about 150 buses were BOOKED. "It was a Sunday and students usually do not commute from villages," said R B Shah, chief traffic commercial MANAGER, GSRTC. "Allotting the buses for such events was more profitable than running them on a regular route,"he said. One bus would fetch around Rs 12,000 on an average per day or more, depending on the distance to be covered, Shah added. Meanwhile, state Congress general secretary Girish Parmer criticised the withdrawal of buses from regular routes and alleged that in Porbandar district, where a Sadbhavana fast was held on Sunday, the GSRTC withdrew nearly 350 buses collectively from four districts - RAJKOT, Amreli, Junagadh and JAMNAGAR. "Of them, 118 buses were booked in the name of district collector and 70 buses were booked in the names of some BJP workers," he said. Parmar alleged that GSRTC does not get full rentals and often the government refers the bills to various departments where payments do not materialised easily. "Our legislators have been raising the questions regarding dues the government owes to GSRTC following such events, but never got a satisfactory reply," he said. |
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Translate this paragraph in Hindi or in Hinglish(hindi mein likh do aur 25 points le lo)Valli devoured everything with her eyes. Butwhen she started to look outside, she found herview cut off by a canvas blind that covered the lowerpart of her window. So she stood up on the seatand peered over the blind. |
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Answer» Explanation: Valli devoured everything with her eyes. But when she started to look outside, she found her view CUT off by a CANVAS blind that COVERED the lower part of her WINDOW. So she stood up on the seat and PEERED over the blind. |
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Koi Onlîne hai??⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ |
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Answer» Strawberry... If you're on PINTEREST then talk to me there.. please Bitcoin is a DECENTRALIZED digital currency that you can buy, SELL and exchange directly, without an intermediary like a BANK. Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, originally described the need for “an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof INSTEAD of trust.” |
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Mark the position of O, F and 21 in the diagram.The refractive indices of glass and water with respect to air are 3/2 and 4/3respectively. If speed of light in glass is 2 x 108 m/s, find the speed of light in water,(CBSE 2016) |
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Answer» Explanation: Mark the position of O, F and 21 in the diagram. The refractive indices of glass and WATER with respect to air are 3/2 and 4/3 respectively. If speed of light in glass is 2 X 108 m/s, find the speed of light in water, (CBSE 2016) |
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13. Choose the appropriate linker and complete the sentence.I was not well, I did not attend the dassa) butb) so c) although14.Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb.Sh! Someoneto our conversationa) Istenb) is listening c) wil listena) fewd) muchd) listens |
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Answer» ⋆Answer⋆gfgggghydyududuxuudhhcuhf |
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B1) Develop a story in about 80 to 100 lines with the following beginning.It was a chill winter morning |
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Answer» TIPS FOR STORY WRITING : Mix up your writing. Write every DAY. Set milestones. UNDERSTAND basic story structure. Use the active voice. Kill your darlings. Read other writers. Write to sell. Write now, edit later. Get feedback. STORY : this YEAR the winter sure felt like one! It was years since it felt this cold. Delicious memories of the forgotten chilly winters of his native hometown in Sitapur district of Lucknow surfaced. Memories of shivering involuntarily despite burrowing deep under the heavy razai*, watching everyone’s breath coming out in a fine mist, chomping on freshly plucked corn cobs roasted over hot coals while savoring the spicy rub on it, gorging on piping hot jalebis and kachoris, sitting around the bonfire with friends till late night throwingfirewood into the blaze to warm them and the carefreeness of youth. Subconsciously Viru’s mouth had watered just thinking about all those tasty winter treats from years ago. Hugging his thin blanket more closely, he thought; time to buy some thicker ones — something he had never felt the need of in the ten years he had lived in this city of dreams. He had laughed to himself every year, seeing the yearly pretense of a winter in the city, with all the shops proudly displaying winter-wear at the slightest dip in the mercury. Like millions before him, he had come to Mumbai many winters ago to find himself a better future. His father had reluctantly let his only son go ahead to seek his own fortunes. He probably didn’t envisage a particularly bright future for his son in the meager and non-thriving farming legacy, which the family had pursued for GENERATIONS. His mother and two sisters had packed him enough food to last his train journey and probably enough for the next fortnight or so, their way of venting sorrow at his going away. All of them had been to the station to see him off, as he bravely smiled at his father and teased and joked with his sisters and mother to ease the tension. But as the train started moving, none could control the gush of tears — of anxiety and grief, the pangs of separation and uncertainty. He could still remember the anxious faces peeking out of the shawls and mufflers, but also those woebegone images were now overlapped by happier ones, of fresher memories. |
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Q.1 Read the poem and answer the following questions1. Where is the poet standing? 2. What does the poet like about the city early in the morning? 3. What will happen when the city wakes up? 4. What might disturb the river water as the day sets in? 5. Identify the lines that tell: the poet’s feeling on seeing the sunrise. please answer |
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Answer» what do you WANT? I can't UNDERSTAND |
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The writer has painted a vivid picture of a baker in front of us. Why do you think heis so enamored with them? |
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Pick out the alliteration words from the poem.Is the moon tired? She looks so pale.Within her misty veilShe scales the sky from the east to westAnd takes no rest.Before the coming of the nightThe moon shows papery whiteBefore the dawing of the dayShe fades a way |
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Answer» I DON'T KNOW Explanation: |
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Develop a minimum dialouge between you and your friend regarding the prcautions to take during the pandemic situation of corona virus . ( minimum three exchyour friend lives in red zone area of COVID 19 epidemic . In order to take safety measures at entrances of bulidings here are some tips to reduce risk of infection . put the infection put the instruction in do's and don' t . ( 1 ) You should wash your hands often . ( 2 ) Use soap and water or sanitizer . ( 3 ) You should cover your mouth and nose if you caugh or sneeze . ( 4 ) You should not get close to anyone who is suffering from cold , fever or caugh . ( 5 ) If you go out you should not touch the animals . ( 6 ) You should keep atteast I meter physical distance between yourself and other person . ( 7 ) You should not shake your hands with others . ( 8 ) You should try to avoid around crowed / mass gathering . |
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Answer» We get it—you’re doing all that you can to keep yourself and your herd healthy. But SOMETIMES, your friends, peers and ROOMMATES may not be showing up in the same way. How do you handle the tough conversation in order to keep yourself, your friends and, ultimately, our larger campus COMMUNITY safe during this time? Know how to approach the conversation Everyone has their own opinions and reasons behind their actions, and COVID-related health guidelines are no different. As a UNIVERSITY, we appreciate and welcome respectful conversations, which is why we encourage our students to speak up. |
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Then she continued down the road...through a meadow...across a stream...past a house or two...down a street...around a corner...up some steps...and into the cool shadows of Mr. Birdie’s Emporium and Dry Goods Store.What mood/ effect is created through the use of unconventional writing?A: The writer’s style causes the reader to slow down creating a feeling of sadness and desperation.B: The writer’s style causes the reader to speed up creating a feeling of excitement and joy.C: The writer’s style causes the reader to speed up while reading creating an out-of-control feeling.D: The writer’s style causes the reader to slow down creating a feeling of suspense and building action. |
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Answer» Answer: D. The writer's STYLE causes the READER to slow down creating a FEELING of suspense and buildinh action. Hope this helps :) |
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Develop an interview between the newly elected Chief Minister and the reporter regardingjob opportunities and development of the state. |
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Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow:In the zoo at Lusaka, Zambia, there is a cage where the notice reads. The worldmost dangerous animal. Inside the cage, there is no animal but a mirror whereyou see yourself. Thanks to the efforts of a number of agencies in differentcountries, a new awareness has now dawned upon the most dangerous animalthe world. He has realised the wisdom of shifting from a system based ondomination to one based on partnership.Who is the world's most dangerous animal?a. Manb. Tigerc. Cobrad Dinosaur1. Why is it considered to be the world's most dangerous animal?a. For it has led to a depletion of resourcesb. For it has deteriorated the Earth's environmentFor it has threatened the survival of life on Earthd. All of these |
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Answer» a no . MAN is the answer PLS MARK as BRAINLIEST |
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Q.1 Read the poem and the following questions1. Where is the poet standing? 2. What does the poet like about the city early in the morning? 3. What will happen when the city wakes up? 4. What might disturb the river water as the day sets in? 5. Identify the lines that tell: the poet’s feeling on seeing the sunrise. please aanswer |
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Answer» Answer: 1 :- the POET standing on Bridge 2 :- SILENT, BARE, SHIPS, towers, domes, theatres and temples |
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To apply an animation, select the Animateoption available ingroup underThe Animations tab. |
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Answer» COMPLETE THE QUESTION Explanation: |
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Read the set of instruction given below and complete the following paragraph: One example has been done for you:a) Place a pan on the gas stove with one cup of milkb) Add coffee power and sugarc) Stir it.d) Remove it from the burner once the milk boils.e) Pour it in a coffee mug.f) Serve hot.A pan (a) is placed on the gas stove with one cup of milk. Coffee powder and sugar (b) ____________ it (c) ____________. After the mixture start boiling it (d) _____________in a coffee mug and it (e)________ hot. |
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Answer» hdodjajdjsjxhcjsjcndjcjancj Explanation: bskvkskvkskvkakvkwkvksbcnd |
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Choose the appropriate proposition and complete the sentence.The temple isthe banka) overb) onc) neard) with |
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Answer» B) on Explanation: PLEASE MARK me BRAINELIST answer |
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GroupsPre-Learning TaskIn groups, brainstorm possible answers to the followingquestions. Then compare your answers with those of otherto see if they are grammatically acceptable and how they differin their combination of words. How do you:1. Say you agree with someone on something.yygffg2. Say you agree but partially,3. Say you disagree.132 |
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Transform the following sentences into a simple sentence.As there was a heavy downpour, the match was cancelled. |
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You have been offered a job, asking you to start next week. You want the job very muchbut, because of a previous commitment, you want to delay the start for another twoweeks. Write to the Manager, accepting the job, but explaining yoursituation and askingfor the change to your start date. You are Harishit/ Harshita. (100-120 words) |
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Answer» Answer: sorry but I think you have to do it yourself if you want to CHEAT you are cheating yourself |
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50lubrite an email to the directorthe Sched menggesnentof 영Rajasthan to send you thedetails about the computercourses his institutionsruns. |
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Answer» I DON'T KNOW Explanation: |
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Q. Mobile phone is a must during(a) loneliness(b) leisure time(c) natural calamities (d) holidays |
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(v) All the birds are faint with the hot sun. They hide in cooling trees. (Join into a simple sentence)(vi) We lived in our ancestral house. (Use noun form of the underlined word |
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Answer» 1. By HIDING in cooling TREES all the BIRDS are faint with the HOT sun. 2. there is no under line |
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Home energy audit: Have student mode a list of all the appliances and light bulbsin this their house. How much energy does their house use if all the light are on for 4 hours per day? If their appliances are on for 2 hours per day? how many energy could they save if they switched to energycould they say if they switched to energy efficient appliances. On light buls? |
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Answer» TB ibibsbissig8tsf8hathsiwg usg8wg8iahigav |
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According to Neruda, a huge silence does good to us. With reference to the poem'Keeping Quiet' which one of the following is true?a. Silence leads to retrospectionb. Silence means total inactivityC. Death is the ultimate silenced. Silence leads to sleep |
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Answer» A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Directions use he context clues in each sentence to determine the meaning of the mystery word write themeaning of the word and underline or highlight the context clues6. We put rins on our hands before we went outside to play in the snow.7. Ryan forgot to shut the front door at home. The dogs were misstle somewhere in theneighborhood.missde:8. I was griny to school yesterday because I woke up late.9. The muffins were very bickle when we took them out of the oven. They weresteaming.Bickle:10. The toast was tinsh because we left it in the oven too long. It was black as night.tinsh: |
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Answer» hijidruhcojdjvdcidbddhduzsdjiixhijedbkdbddbsknsndjjdie sievoebeoe isbed IX onddhodhdosbskbshs |
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2.Write one worda) living together peacefully b) flap wings fast C) scattering water D) to destroy a building e) distant |
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Answer» harmony flying spilling destroy/demolish far |
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I.The outcome of Gandhiji's the meeting with the official enquiry commission was thatthe commission rejected Gandhiji's proposal5. a compensation of 25% was seta compensation of 50% was setd. the commission accepted the proposal of landlordsb |
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Answer» the COMMISSION REJECTED GANDHIJI's PROPOSAL. |
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(25) He spoke in a very matter-of-fact way about the accident.(confusing, embarrassing feelingless) |
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Answer» Explanation: PLEASE mark it as BRAINLIEST |
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Write a summary of the following passage.Aladdin was the son of a poor tailor in an Eastern city. He was a spoiled boy, andloved play better than work, so that when Mustapha, his father, died, he was not able to earnhis living: and his poor mother had to spin cotton all day long to procure food for theirsupport. But she dearly loved her son, knowing that he had a good heart, and she believedthat as he grew older he would do better, and become at last a worthy and prosperous man.One day, when Aladdin was walking outside the town, an old man came up to him, andlooking very hard in his face, said he was his father's brother, and had long been away in adistant country, but that now he wished to help his nephew to get on. He then put a ring onthe boy's finger, telling him that no harm could happen to him so long as he wore it. Now,this strange man was no uncle of Aladdin, nor was he related at all to him; but he was awicked magician, who wanted to make use of the lad's services. The old man led Aladdin agood way into the country, until they came to a very lonely spot between two lofty blackmountains. Here he lighted a fire, and threw into it some gum, all the time repeating manystrange words. The ground then opened just before them, and a stone trap-door appearedAfter lifting this up, the Magician told Aladdin to go below, down some broken steps, and atthe foot of these he would find three halls, in the last of which was a door leading to agarden full of beautiful trees; this he was to cross, and after mounting some more steps, hewould come to a terrace, when he would see a niche, in which there was a lighted Lamp. Hewas then to take the Lamp, put out the light, empty the oil, and bring it away with him.Aladdin agreed and went through the trap door. |
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Answer» Answer: Summaries. This is the classic story of the YOUNG boy Aladdin who is TRICKED by and evil wizard to go inside the cave that holds a great treasure and there is an old lamp that he NEEDS to bring to him. He meets the slave of the lamp and his and BECOMES the most famous kid in TOWN and marries the princess Madral |
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Two sides of a triangle are in the ratio 2:4:3. Then find the value of smallestangle of the triangle |
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Answer» answer is Explanation: given ∆A=2x ∆B=4x ∆C=3x ATQ |
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)சங்க இலக்கியங்கள் காட்டும் அறங்கள் இன்றைக்கும்தேவையானவையே என்பதற்குச் சில எடுத்துக்காட்டுகள் தருக |
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Answer» உண்மையை பேசுதல். நேர்மையை கடைப்பிடித்தள் சத்தியம் உரைத்தல் |
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'Nature-the best teacher'. Expand the theme! |
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Answer» The proverb ‘Nature the BEST Teacher’ explains the generous SPIRIT of Nature not only nurtures all forms of life, but is also ever ready to guide, teach and embrace those willing to prosper in life. Nature is the best gift of God to man teaches us all the life transforming lessons, such as to be greatness to needy ones, PATIENCE, hard work, self-reliance and many more. Everything which is present in nature teaches us very great lessons. But in the evening it STARTS dying. It teaches us that however short life may be, live it to your fullest. Similarly the trees teaches us to PROVIDE cover to the weak and tired. The sun gives lesson to burn itself and give light to the world. The river teaches us to move continuously towards our goal by crushing all the obstacles. Hence, it is well said that ‘Nature is the best teacher’ for everything and anything we want to learn. Explanation: |
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