Sunday, 18 February 2018

English Exam Elixir for HSC


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For 12th.
English Mission
ALWAYS Remember this

You will be having 4 different sets A, B, C, D. . .Wherein the mostly
Seen passages,
Seen poems,
Rapid reading section would be different for each set.

mostly the unseen passages and writing skills would be same for all the sets. .
30% change is there in each set. Worry not you have to solve your own. So concentrate on your question paper.

If you try to analyse this properly,you can't afford to skip anything basically.

1.Always start studying from the last unit i.e. unit 8 then 7,6,5. . . so on as you don't have much hold over the last 4 units compared to the ones at the start.

For Writing Skills:

1 mark is always for Grammar and presentation skills. . .

1.Letter Writing : Always prefer formal letter.
This would include letters for general civic problems, job application letter,etc. Remember to write Address,
Subject,
Reference,
Thanking you, enclosures, etc.
Divide the letter into 3 paragraphs. . .
Don't give full stop after writing the date.

In the first paragraph, mention the sole purpose for writing the letter in 2-3 lines.
Second paragraph, should be a flop descriptive one with regard to the subject and the last paragraph should conclude the letter in a polite way.

(Easy to score 3.5 marks out of 4 over here if written with perfection and not a single cancellation.)

Tourist Leaflet:
 Write it in a creative way with quality content.
Add your own points along with the points asked.
(Maximum you can get 3.5/4 marks over here)

📰 Report Writing/ News writing: Headline carries 1 mark so give a good one.
 Dateline half mark. Divide the report into three paragraphs.

*Sequence* of events which took and the past tense of the report are the most important points to be kept in mind.

In the first one, describe what happened, where it happened, at what time it happened and who was there. . .Basically, first paragraph should answer major 'Wh' questions such as what, where, when, why / who ,how.

In the second paragraph, decribe what were the major highlights of the event in brief sequentially.

In the third paragraph, conclude the report in one or two sentences and the end mention. . . Reporter. ..(Maximum you can 3 marks)

📈Information transfer: Always go for non-verbal to verbal one as it consumes your time.
Write it in only 1 paragraph covering half or more than half page. Start like this. . .' The above diagrams gives information. . .about. . .write what is given in the question. . .After that, write whatever you understand from the pictorial representation as it in simple words. Make comparison by words like highest, lowest, similar to, on average, biggest, smallest , top, low etc. Don't write too much. Keep it brief and simple. (Maximum marks: 3.5/4)

📑Interview Questions: Frame 10 questions. Give a introduction about the person whom you're interviewing in 2-3 lines. Keep the questions simple. Always ask these 4 questions for any type of interview:

What were the challenges faced by you during your less adventurous days?

Who motivated you or influenced when times were thick and thin?

What was the turning point of your life?

What advice/ message would you like to give to the young generation who aspires to become like you? (Ask this question always at the end)

(Maximum marks: 4/4)

View/ Counterview:  Attempt this  if you are confident of your writing skill as it is open ended topic. You have to be precise enough while conveying your view/ counterview. There is option for this question. Make a good choice.

📜Speech Writing: Very similar to expand the idea. Always start with the salutation. . .' Respected Principal, honourable teachers and my dear friends' and then divide the speech into minimum 5 paragraphs. Enrich it with lot of quotes, examples, case studies, rhetorical questions etc. Quality content is expected. Not easy to score unless you write in a creative way.(Maximum marks: 2.5/3)

Note: As soon as you get the question paper, glance through the writing skills, make a proper choice and collect thoughts on that as you write the paper.

Don't waste more time solving comprehension, for 2 marks questions: 4 sentences are expected.( You can easily score 2/2)

Read the question paper thoroughly at reading time allotted to examinees.

📌Be spacious while writing the paper. Highlight important points and quotes or anything new which you have written with a pencil.
Mark my words, it does matter!

📌Don't use short forms, numbers anywhere while writing the answer unless it's mentioned in the extract. Your marks are being cut using that.

📌Don't skip anything.

📌Don't try to learn new things at the last moment.

📌Follow whatever you believe with conviction.

📌Last but not the least: Keep your best foot forward and let go of everything and remember this. .
.
' Whatever is Difficult can be made Simple,
Whatever is Simple can be made Easy,
And whatever is Easy can be done Superbly. . .'
"EFFORTS MAY FAIL BUT YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO MAKE EFFORTS!" ~ Nido Qubein.

ALL THE BEST!!! DO WELL
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Tuesday, 14 November 2017

News Writing













News Writing is a basic question for std 12. News is devided into four parts. 

1 Headline 
2 Dateline 
3 Lead/Intro 
4 Main Body 

Headline is written in bold letters. It is in Simple Present Tense. Sometimes shortened form of passive voice is used. Concrete words are used. Articles are omitted. 

Dateline : A name of town/city  date month (name of news writer/news agency) 

Intro means Introductory  paragraph 
Lead means leading paragraph  
It contains answers for what where when who why /how. 



Main body contains important details of the events. It is put in descending order  of importance. 


Headline can be turned into a lead . While writing lead headline should  be used in full form passive. Past tense should be used. Add when happened and where happened.   

50 Killed As Bus Falls into 30-ft-deep Gorge 

Hyderabad, 9 Sep (PTI)

AT least 50 people were killed and 10 others suffered serious injuries when a state transport bus plunged into a 30-foot deep gorge near Jagtial in Telangana on Tuesday, officials said. The ghat road, where the  accident happened, had been declared accident prone and unsafe by police earlier.The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) bus, carrying around 60 passengers, was traveling towards Jagtiyal town from Kondagattu temple, located atop a hill, when the vehicle reportedly skidded off the ghat road while negotiating a sharp turn, Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) G Narendra said.The driver reportedly had lost control of the vehicle "either due to brake failure or some fault. Twenty three passengers died on the spot, while around 25 others were shifted to hospital. The Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has announced ex-gratia of Rs 10 lakh to the families of the dead and has assured free treatment to the injured. 



Children's Day Celebrated

Our Correspondent

Gadchandur, Nov 14

Children's Day was celebrated with fervor to mark the birth anniversary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru today at Mahatma Gandhi Vidhyalaya and Jr. College, Gadchandur.At the outset , the Principal Giridhar Bobade lighted the traditional lamp and garlanded the photographs of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi. In his introductory speech, vice-principal Sharad Jogi threw light over the life of  legendary man Pandit Nehru. Tiny tots from middle school were very much eloquent speaking about Panditji. Principal Bobade in his presidential speech  urged children to inculcate punctuality and time management of Pandit Nehru.On the occasion science exhibition was arranged wherein 50 children presented their scientific models under the guidance of science teachers. Ashish Derkar compered the program whereas Sau Bharati Ghonge proposed a vote of thanks.








A Lighting Strike Kills Women

BUIDANA, Sept 8

A LIGHTNING strike killed a 35-year-old woman and injured the other woman at Pendawangi in Chikhli taluka on Sunday. As per reports,  were working in the farm of Madav Shejul. In the afternoon, it started raining heavily along with thunder and lightning. Mangla Ermule (35) was killed on the spot by the bolt of lightning while Shashikala Irle
(60) sustained serious injuries. Pradeep Patil rushed Shashikala Irle to  rural hospital. The Revenue Department officials performed panchanama. Mangal Ermule is survived by husband, a daughter and son. In yet another incident,a farmer Vijay Sonune, resident of Chandola village in suffered loss of around Rs 65,000.




3 Youths Meet Watery Grave

Our Correspondent

CHANDUR BAZAR, sept 26

IN A tragic incident, three youths from Chandur Bazar tehsil of Amravati district met a watery grave in Purna river in neighbouring Madhya Pradesh. The incident took place at Belkund village on Monday evening when  Ranjit Langote           
and Aniket Bharti, both from Thugaon Pimpri.
As per details, seven B Sc Second Year students from G C Tompe College, Chandur Bazar had gone to Babaji Dhuniwale Sansthan at Belkund village, about 15 kms from Ghat Ladaki in Amravati and coming under the jurisdiction of Athner Police Station in Madhya Pradesh. The students celebrated the birthday of Harshal Ardak in the afternoon. In the evening, the youths decided to enter Purhariver for a swim. But as soon as they entered the water the youths Harshal Ardak,  Ranjit Langote and Aniket Bharti started drowning. The other youthsraised analarm for help.



60-yr-old woman dies as truck, motorcycle collide

Tirora, 9 February (PTI  
A 60-year-old woman died on the spot in motorbike truck collision while two others were seriously injured on Monday. As per details Damyanta Bhairam (60) resident of Menda village, was returning to home on Bajaj CT Boxer motorcycle with her son Raju Bhairam and daughter-inlaw Usha Bhairam. As they approached near Union Bank on Tirora
Road, the speeding truck (MH - 35 1 K5072) loaded with empty LPG cylinders,   dashed the two wheeler in  which Damyanta died on the spot while Raju and his  wife sustained critical injuries. PI Sandeep Koli and team reached the spot and and sent the injured to Rural Hospital. The traffic was also got disrupted for some time. The truck driver fled the spot leaving the vehicle. Police have registered offence against the driver under relevant sections.


Prize Distribution Ceremony 

Chandrapur, Sept 23

Navdurga Utsav samiti is organising felicitation and Prize distribution ceremony on the occasion of Navratri festival on September 29 at Chavdeshwari Sabhagruha, Chavdeshwari Square, near Nandavan Police Station. The event will be held at 6 pm onwards.
Dr Girish Gandhi will be the
chief guest of the programme Renowned poet Asha Pande be the special guest of the event. Subodh Dharmadhikari,
Balasaheb Deshmukh, Sanjay Jariwala, Mohanrao Kashikar, Shivling Patwe and Ram Anand Thengni will honour students during the programme. Tanaji Wanve and Harish Dikondwar will also share the dais.
Book 'Pausprashna' will be released during the event.


Saturday, 7 October 2017

Wednesday, 19 April 2017

Vocabulary Booster













Std 7 
*Vocabulary Booster: Language Study*

Formation of verbs

Sharp टोकदार /धारदार - sharpen. (make sharp)
Wide रुंद - widen (make wide)
Deep (खोल) - deepen
Broad(विस्तृत) - broaden
Short - shorten
Bright - brighten
Dark - darken
Weak - weaken
Tight - tighten
Long/Length - lengthen
High /height - heighten
Strong /strength - strengthen
Fright - frighten

Simplify - make simple
Simplify your plan so that we can understand.
Rectify - make corrections
Pacify - make calm
Beautify - decorate
Personify - applying human quality
Clarify - make clear
Certify - to state as true
Amplify - make louder
Modify - improve
Magnify - make it appear larger
Dignify - make impressive
Verify - check
Satisfy - make satisfaction
Signify - stand as a symbol
Purify - make pure
Glorify - praise
Specify - make specific
Notify - inform
Classify - make classification
Qualify - meet the qualifications
Stupefy - stun, surprise
Identify - recognize
Nullify - declare invalid 

Match One word substitution

1) Absence of government.----
2) Government by one---
3)One who does not believe in the existence of God---
4)A piece of writing without the name of writer---
5)One who does something not professionally but for pleasure---
6)A gathering of listeners---
7)Yearly return of a date ---
8)Life history of a person written by himself or herself---
9)A large field for aeroplanes---
10)A wide road with trees on both sides---

  1. Anarchy
  2. Aristocracy
  3. Atheist
  4. Anonymous
  5.  Amateur
  6.  Audience
  7. Anniversary
  8.  Autobiography
  9. Airport
  10.   Avenune

Monday, 10 April 2017

Do as directed Grade 11






Language Study
Do as Directed: Grade 11 CBSE

1.Very few men would be cruel to a child.(begin-Not many......)
Ans : Not many men would be cruel to a child.

2.There is no smoke without fire.
(end-.......there is fire.)
Ans : If there is smoke, there is fire.
3.Your success has always pleased me.(begin-I have......)
Ans : I have always been pleased with your success.
4.He is a virtuous man.(begin-He has...)
Ans : He has been a virtuous man.


Q.Fill in the blanks with appropiate words:

1. The patient is confined..............bed for ever.
Ans : The patient is confined to bed for ever.
2.Our teacher is an authority ..... English poetry .
Ans : Our teacher is an authority of English poetry .


Rewrite the following sentences in the ways instructed:
The south makes an equal strong claim.(Rewrite into Present Perfect Tense)
The south has made an equal strong claim.
The visitor is spoiled for choice. ( Rewrite it in Past Perfect Tense)
The visitor had been spoiled for choice.
India today is one of the most exciting tourist destination in the world.
(Change the Degree).
Today very few destinations in the world are as exciting as India.
He has developed a marked sense of humor. (Rewrite it in Future Perfect Tense)

He will have developed a marked sense of humor.

His heart is bigger than his brain. (Change the Degree)

His brain is not as big as his heart.
The Hamal Panchayat has also created a free secondary school.(Identity the Tense.)
Present Perfect Tense
He owns no property. (Rewrite using ‘not’)
He does not own any property.

The unions are all funded through contributions and from small economic activities. (Rewrite using not only.. but also.)

The unions are all funded not only through contributions but also from small economic activities.

Madhu is _________ model and _____ artist. ( Use suitable articles in blanks)
Madhu is a model and an artist.
Meet me ___10.30 a.m. ______Monday. (Use suitable prepositions in blanks )

Meet me at10.30 a.m. on Monday.

Teacher: How far is your home from your college?
Rupali: More than 2 km.

Teacher asked how far her home is. Rupali replied that it is more than 2 km.

Seeing all the people gathered there waiting for him, he was even more pleased. (Rewrite As a compound sentence)

Compound : He saw all the people gathered there waiting for him and he was (became) even more pleased.

Complex : He was (became) even more pleased when he saw all the people gathered there waiting for him.

Saturday, 4 March 2017

Grammar HSC 2017


(B) Grammar
Do as directed
(1) J.R.D. Tata was...... amazing personality. He always helped....
poor in the country.
(Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles.)
1) J.R.D. Tata was an amazing personality. He always helped the
poor in the country.
(2)They stood silence as a mark honour to her.
(Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.)
(2)They stood in silence as a mark of honour to her.
(3)"Where are you going?" he asked. "Pune, Sir, my husband is starting a company called Infosys and I'm shifting to Pune.-
(Change it into Indirect speech.)
He asked where she was going. She replied that she was going to Pune . She added that her husband was starting a company called Infosys and she was shifting to Pune.


Set B
Q. 5 Rewrite the following sentences in the ways instructed.
i. He was delighted to see the prosperity of his kingdom. (Rewrite as Rhetorical Question)
Ans : Wasn't he delighted to see the property of his kingdom?
ii. Summon people from all the walks of life to the court. (Begin with ‘Let……..)
Ans : Let the people from all the walks of life be summoned to the court.
iii. As soon as the king arrived in the court humming happy tune to himself, he cleared his throat. ( Rewrite using ‘No sooner…… than)
Ans: No sooner did the king arrive in the court humming happy tune to himself than he cleared his throat.

Set C
Q. 5 Rewrite the following sentences in the ways instructed.
We need many such organizations. ( Frame wh-question to get underlined part as an answer)
Ans: What do we need?

II. It reduces inequality. (Rewrite it using the Present Perfect Tense)
Ans: It has reduced inequality.
III. The air will be clean, as pollution levels will have dropped dramatically. (Rewrite it using ‘unless ‘. )
Ans : Unless the pollution levels will have dropped dramatically, the air will not be clean.

Set D
Que 1 A (5) Rewrite the following sentences in the ways instructed.
He goes for his morning walk at 1 pm. (Rewrite it in the Present Perfect Continuous Tense)
Ans: He has been going for his morning walk at 1 pm.
They live in different time zones. ( Make it a complex sentence. )
Ans: They live in such a zones which are different in time.
The man decides to take a day off from work. (Rewrite it using the noun form of the underlined word.)
Ans: The man takes the decision to take a day off from work.

Grammar HSC Feb 2018

Wednesday, 8 February 2017

Conversation 1


*Teacher 1*: Hey buddy , do    you want to learn French ?
*Teacher 2*: Yaa , I would like to . But how ?
*T 1* : Just think how we learn our mother tongue . We used to listen people around us .After a silent listening for a year , we started to utter .
*T 2* : But ,people around us     do not speak French . So how can we listen ?
*T 3*. Hey buddies , in this era of internet , you need not worry . Just go online find videos , audios , speeches and interviews and listen to them. If you read loudly , you can listen to yourself .
*T 2*: Thanks bro . It's a nice idea .
*T 1* : Thanks for the suggestion 
*T 3* : Good luck . Do you know I don't know French ? But I have learned English this way . So I am sure you can learn any language only beginning with listening .

*The conversation that takes place in my dream. I would like to share with you* .

Saturday, 28 January 2017

Tense At A Glance





Sunday, 25 December 2016

Thursday, 10 November 2016

Narayan Surve's My Mother





When the stars go off
Tall chimney-sirens sound
Daily with fast steps
Marching to the mill
Who looked backwards
And told us so lovingly
"Do not fight with anyone"
Gave us two paise
On the day before Dasara
She went with five of us
To see the festival
We bantered in the lanes
What a great pleasure
Beyond words
We returned with balloons
And whistles and pipes
We became birds

What happened on one day
They brought her in a cart
Her eyes were open
Blood gushed from her mouth
Her partner saluted
Came near, caressed us and said 'Balu'
We saw mutely everything
We searched our umbrella
Our roof, our mother.

That night we five
Stuck closer and
Wrapped up to the coverlet
Taking it to be mother's affection
Already we had nothing
Now there was even no mother
We awake all night
letting tears
Now we became fully unattached.

Friday, 20 May 2016

Vowel Magic


Words consisting all five vowel letters 



➡➡ precaution 
➡➡ communicate
➡➡questionable 
➡➡ persuasion
➡➡ permutation 
➡➡ mountaineer 
➡➡ authorize 
➡➡ augmentation 
➡➡ auctioneer 
➡➡ auriferous 
➡➡ dialogue
➡➡ revolutionary 
➡➡ simultaneous 
➡➡ superannuation 
➡➡ gregarious 
➡➡ behaviour 
➡➡ reputation 
➡➡ computerization
➡➡ Education 
➡➡ automobile

Sunday, 15 May 2016

Holiday Homework



Rewrite the following sentences into all types of Tenses.

  1. A farmer ploughs his field.
  2. I type an SMS.
  3. They sow seeds in the farm.
  4. It rains.
  5. He directs a film.

Identify the Tense.

  1. It is interesting.
  2. They are inspired.
  3. She put her bag on the table.
  4. She has been telling a story.
  5. He had entered the class.
  6. She was working with her friend.
  7. He will have completed his project.
  8. They had been erecting a building.
  9. How much does it cost?
  10. What will you do ?
  11. You did not reach in time.
  12. He will be doing sums.

Change the voice.

  1. He is especially entranced by the magic glimmer.
  2. I saw this process.
  3. We are generating forces.
  4. They have been entertained by us.
  5. She had cooked food.
  6. You are welcomed by them.
  7. Adolf Hitler wrote MEIN KAMPF.
  8. It is being read by me,
  9. He took out a mass demonstration in favour of national unity.
  10. He was highly influenced by two people.

Change the degree

1. Blood is thicker than water.
2. Sword is not as mighty as pen.
3. 99 is the greatest two digit number.
4. No other boy is as clever as Aniket.
5. Platinum is more expensive than any other metal.
6. Mango is one of the sweetest fruits
7. Very few players are as good as Sachin.
8. Akola is hotter than most other cities.


Click the "Show/Hide" button to toggle between hiding and showing the answers:

All type of tenses
1 A farmer ploughs his field .
A farmer ploughed his field . (s p)
A farmer will plough his field . (s f)
A farmer is plugging his field . (pr con)
A farmer was ploughing his field .(p con )
A farmer will be ploughing his field .(f con )
A farmer has ploughed his field .(pr perf )
A farmer had ploughed his field .(p perf)
A farmer will have ploughed his field .(f perf)
A farmer has been ploughing his field .(pr per c)
A farmer had been ploughing his field .(p per c)
A farmer will have been ploughing his field .(f per c)
Identify the tense.
1)Simple present tense 2) Simple present tense (passive construction) 3) Simple past tense 4) Present Perfect continuous tense 5)Past perfect tense 6)Past continuous tense 7) Future perfect tense 8)Past perfect continuous tense 9) Simple present tense 10) Simple future tense 11) Simple past tense 12) Future continuous tense.
🔹 Change the voice.🔹
1)The magic glimmer especially entrances him.
2)This process was seen by me.
3) Forces are being generated by us.
4)We have entertained them.
5) Food had been cooked by her.
6)They welcome you.
7) MEIN KAMPF was written by Adolf Hitler.
8)I am reading it.
9)A mass demonstration was taken out in favour of national unity by him.
Or A mass demonstration in favour of national unity was taken out by him.
10)Two people highly influenced him. Or Two people influenced him highly.
Change the degree.
1) Water is not as thick as blood.
2)Pen is mightier than sword.
3) Positive-- No other two digit number is as great as 99.
Comparative- -99 is greater than any other two digit number.
4) Superlative-- Aniket is the cleverest boy.
Comparative-- Aniket is cleverer than any other boy.
5) Superlative-- Platinum is the most expensive metal.
Positive-- No other metal is as /so expensive as platinum.
6) Positive-- Very few fruits are as sweet as mango.
Comparative-- Mango is sweeter than most other fruits. 7) Superlative-- Sachin is one of the best players.
Comparative--- Sachin is better than most other players. 8) Positive--Very few cities are as hot as Akola.
Superlative-- Akola is one of the hottest cities.
Holiday Homework 2

Friday, 25 March 2016

Do as directed SSC





English Third Language
  1. Match the following sentences with their correct question tag:
  2. AB
    The word cereal comes from Ceres,will you?
    Atta is prepacked and milled,can't you?
    You can smell the river in the grain,isn't it?
    Get your Atta freshly ground from a local chakki,doesn't it?
    I was like any other kidam I?
    I am not surprised with these ressults,don't they?
    People shoo birds away,wasn't I?
    Key The word cereal comes from Ceres,doesn't it? Atta is prepacked and milled,isn't it? You can smell the river in the grain,can't you? Get your Atta freshly ground from a local chakki,will you? I was like any other kid,wasn't I? I am not surprised with these ressults,am I ? People shoo birds away,don't they?
  3. Complete the following sentences by using passive voice.
    1. You can save eight to ten trees every year.
      • Eight to ten trees can be saved every year by you.

  • Your family uses a ton of paper every year.





    • A ton of paper is used by your family every year.

  • He vacated the seat.





    • The seat was vacated by him.


  • Language Study





    1. "It's so unfair!"said the boys.(Rewrite as indirect speech.)
      • The boys exclaimed that it was very unfair.
    2. People are consuming packaged food.(Frame 'wh' question to get the underlined part as an answer.)
      • Who are consuming packaged food?
    3. One needs to do a little bit of time management and planning.
      • What does one need to do ?
    4. These medals are bigger than any other awards.(Begin the sentence with "No other award....")
      • No other award is as big as these medals.
    5. Their expansion was put on hold.(Rewrite using the Present Perfect tense of the underlined verb)
      • Their expansion has been put on hold.
    6. The true survival rate is not adequate.(Rewrite as an affirmative sentence.)
      • The true survival rate is inadequate.
    7. Playing for India gave me the opportunity to travel the world, to play on some of the greatest grounds of the world.(Rewrite using 'not only ..... but also)
      • Playing for India gave me the opportunity not only to travel the world but also to play on some of the greatest grounds of the world.
    8. Virdhawal Khade is the fastest swimmer in the world.(Begin your sentence with 'No other swimmer.....)
      • No other swimmer is as fast as Virdhawal Khade.
    9. He holds several records.(Begin with 'The several records.....)
      • The several records are held by him.
    10. She looked across at Geraldine Wong.(Frame 'wh' question to get the underlined part as an answer.)
      • Whom did she look across at?
    11. She thought wryly. (Frame Yes/No type question.)
      • Did she think wryly?


    Grammar Worksheet

    Sunday, 13 March 2016

    Key 1


    KEY 1
    1. I did not like the idea of making Omelette.
    2. Mother was not at home, wasn't she?
    3. No sooner had Dave begun his second year than he heard himself hopelessly swamped.
    4. Don't lose faith, will you?
    5. I would spend hours under it.
    6. We treated him with respect.
    7. Present Perfect Tense.
    8. She has been playing the role in Hollywood .
    9. Possibility
    10. The science class had started when Satish reached the college.
    11. COMP: This is greater than any other lesson in life.
          POSI: No other lesson in life is as great as this.
    12. They aren't free from the burden of parental aspiration.
    13. Let us resolve to give our children the freedom of childhood, shall we?
    14. Isn't he the right person to do this?
    15. Past Perfect Continuous Tense
    16. The problem was too difficult to solve.
    17. Not only boys but also girls are given equal opportunity.
    18. There was neither electricity nor primary school.
    19. It was a very pleasant idea.
    20. Chennai's climate was not hotter than my father's moods.




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