WHY DON'T YOU TRY THIS?

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• Love. Patience  and  Affection plays a large part in everyone's life.
• Start blessing yourself and bless others .
• See the result and the benefit.
• You will have more peace and happiness.
• Countless blessings will come back to you in one form or another.
• Why not shower blessings and best wishes on all. 
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VASS SPECIAL 2

• What did you do better than yesterday?
• CHECKED PRODUCTION.CHECKED OUTSTANDINGS.
• How is life today?
• VERY FINE
• Are you happy? YES
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• What did you learn yesterday? THE  SAME LESSON
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• Can you frame new sentences? WHY DON'T YOU TRY ?
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• Which dish do you like most? MUSHROOM BRIYANI
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• Have you noted anything new on your trip to office?
• DIGGING PIPELINE
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• When did you last visit Kalyan Jewelers? 2017
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• Where is their shop? IN 100 FEET ROAD
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• Which road is broad? 100 feet road or Cross Cut Road?
• 100 FEET ROAD
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• Have you visited any cinema theatre? YES
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• What was the last movie did you see? DOCTOR
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• Who is your favorite hero? VIJAY
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• Who is your favorite heroine? SNEKHA
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• Which drink do you prefer in the morning? coffee or tea?
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• Do you know how to prepare filter coffee? YES
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• Do you prefer instant coffee? NO.
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• Is everything at the right place in the kitchen? YES
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• Is there a zoo in Coimbatore? YES
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• Can you park your car in front of the entrance? NO
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• Did you read any new book today? NO
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• Have you seen any serial today? YES
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• What did you have for breakfast? IDDLI AND CHUTNEY SAMBAR
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• When did you have your breakfast?  AT 9 O'CLOCK
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VASS SPECIAL

• What time did you get up today?
• When did you have your breakfast?
• When did you get ready for office?
• Who drove the car?
• Which roads did you cross while going to office?
• What landmarks did you see on the way?
• Was there a traffic jam?
• If so, where it was?
• How long did you have to wait?
• How many traffic signals you crossed?
• When did you reach office?
• What all things did you see in the office?
• Whom did you meet first in the office?
• Have you checked the production details?
• Have you checked the accounts?
• Have you checked the bank balances?
• Have you checked the outstanding?
• What action have you taken for collections?
• Was there anything special today?
• When did you leave the office?
• What time did you reach home?
• Did you have your lunch?
• What was there in the lunch today?
• Did your daughter  or mother join you?
• When did you open the laptop? or Desk top?
• What time is it now?
• Are you ready for the class?
• Did you write down yesterday's activities?
• Did you tell this morning those prayers?
• Shall I wait for your call now?
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NISHA PUBLIC SPEAKING

•  https://archive.org/
• https://archive.org/details.php?embed=1&identifier=librivoxaudio&sort=-week&page=2
• https://archive.org/details/robinson_crusoe_librivox/robinson_crusoe_01_defoe.mp3
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NISHA NINETH POEM WB

 A Poison Tree

BY WILLIAM BLAKE

I was angry/ with/ my friend; 

I told my wrath,/ my wrath/ did end.

I was angry /with /my foe: 

I told it not,/ my wrath/ did grow.( friend/end

foe/grow)

And /I /watered it/ in fears,

Night & morning/ with /my tears: 

And I/ sunned it /with/ smiles,

And/ with /soft /deceitful wiles. (fears. tears. smiles, wiles.)

And/ it grew /both/ day and night. 

Till it/ bore /an apple/ bright. 

And /my foe/ beheld/ it/ shine,

And/ he knew/ that/ it /was mine. (night, bright shine mine)

And/ into/ my garden /stole, 

When/ the night/ had veiled/ the pole; 

In the morning /glad/ I see; 

My foe /outstretched /beneath / the tree.

( stole, pole, see, tree.)

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NISHA NINETH ENGLISH

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eiiSfqbHQ9-l5Mp7dlJmnhRszvgQMO8z/view 

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

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  Whose woods/ these are/ I think/ I know.   
  

  His house/ is/ in the village/ though;   
  

  He will not /see me /stopping here   
  

  To watch/ his woods /fill up/ with snow. KNOW/  THOUGH/SNOW

  
  

  My little horse /must think/ it queer   
  

  To stop /without /a farmhouse /near   
  

  Between /the woods /and /frozen lake   
  

  The darkest /evening/ of the year.  QUEER/NEAR /YEAR 
  

  
  

  He gives/ his/ harness bells/ a shake   
  

  To ask/ if/ there is/ some mistake.   
  

  The only /other sound’s /the sweep   
  

  Of easy wind /and/ downy flake. LAKE/SHAKE/MISTAKE/.FLAKE  
  

  
  

  The woods/ are lovely,/ dark and deep,   
  

  But /I have/ promises /to keep,

  And miles /to go /before /I sleep,   
  

  And miles /to go/ before /I sleep.
  

   SWEEP/DEEP/KEEP/SLEEP

• https://www.speakpipe.com/voice-recorder/msg/vng7jp2uqwy460tj  

  Leisure by William Henry Davies

  What is this life/ if, /full of care, We have/ no time/ to stand /and stare. No time to stand/ beneath /the boughs And /stare/ as long as/ sheep or cows. No time to see,/ when/ woods we pass, Where /squirrels/ hide/ their nuts/ in grass. No time to see,/ in broad/ daylight, Streams/ full of stars,/ like/ skies at night. No time/ to turn/ at /Beauty's glance, And /watch /her feet,/ how they/ can dance. No time /to wait /till/ her mouth can Enrich/ that smile/ her eyes/ began. A poor life/ this/ if,/ full of care, We have /no time/ to stand /and stare. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  
  

PART 125 SYNONYMS AND RHYMING WORDS

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  Grave- serious/cheat-liar/gracefully-respectfully/
• interrupted-stopped/signify-mean/extra-additional
• excuse-forgive/pretty-charming/particular-special
• promise-assure/censure-criticism-condemnation/
• gaudy- too bright in color/apparel-dress/chase-pursue
• profession-occupation/flourish-prosper/popular-well-known
• ancestor-predecessor/conservation-preservation
• courtesy-politeness/frantic-wild, mad/damp-wet in an unpleasant way/inn-lodge/lurch= move with irregular swinging movements/doleful- with low spirits/sober-calm/
• possibility-chance/drains- sewerage/funny-peculiar
• desert- wasteland/fiery-very warm/spout-jet, fountain
• gutter- canal, channel/gush-flow, tide- flow of stream
• turbulent-noisy/wonted- usual, accustomed/
• hoof- the foot of an horse/tramp-the sound made  by the running horses/engulf-encircles, flow over, drowns/
• accountable-answerable/temper- frame of mind/ mood
• furnish-fill up/gown-garment, dress/ extracts -selections
• lap-dog- a small dog, patterns-designs/flatter-praise
• amusement-entertainment, endeavor-to work hard, strong effort/elegant- showy, pretentious/presume- suppose, think/
• reputation-fame, name, vengeance- wishing to harm a person, crew -group, malice-harshness, un-mercifulness/
• abuse- to make bad use of/contempt-mockery/
• plague- trouble, pester/restrain-control/
• tenacious-persist/accountable- responsible/
• Extract- squeeze out/sermon-oration/recreation-amusement/
• extravagance-waste/
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• Rhyming words:
• care-air, bound-ground/bread-shade/ attire-fire
• find-mind/ day-away/ease-please/ creation-meditation,
• die-lie/known-stone/year-sphere/gloom-womb
• weep-sleep/ break-sake/ sound-crowned/ vast-past/
• fool-cool/ more-adore/ good-blood/ grave-brave-slave-crave/
• ends-friends/go-know-grow-show-snow-/shout-out-sprout-about/sun-begun-one-fun/size-surprise-eyes-pies
• dry-sty-cry-pie/taught-thought/ will-skill/are-care/
• death-breath/feed-freed/ great- retreat/raise-praise/
• stood-good/ pray-day/ lend-friend/fall/all/bonds-lands
• conservation-nation/ care-where/waste-haste/game-same
• year-here/heat-street/roof-hoof/out-sprout/pours-roars/
• wide-tide/look-brook/cool-pool/brain-again=rain/
• boys-noise/street-fleet/ocean-commotion/side-wide-hide/
• plain-grain/
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• Rhyming words:
• small-all/sing-wing/ sun-one/tell-well/line-nine/
• late-eight/seven-heaven/six-tricks/five-hive/four-store/
• three-sea/ do-two/none-alone/snow-go/day-play/
• rule-school/out-about/ near-appear/laid-afraid/
• arm-harm/so-know/cry-reply/sky-by/together-weather/
• dawn/lawn/clover-over/star-are/sky-high/set-wet/
• light-night/dark-spark/go-so/keep-peep/eye-sky
• way-away/perch-church/ball-stall/ heap-sleep/beds-heads
• all-fall/pass-grass/sea-me/small-all/
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PART 124 (VASUHI)

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   Is your son at home? No He isn't.
• Where is he now? In States.
• Why has he gone there? for further studies.
• Where is he now? He is in New York.
• Did he join the college? Yes.
• Which is his college? I will ask him, I don't know.
• Where is he staying now? With his friend.
• Did he inform you after he reached there? yes.
• How is he now? He's fine.
• Which course did he join? MBA.
• How many years has he to study? May be two years.
• Could you CONVEY my congrats to him? Yes, surely.
• How is your daughter? She is fine.
• Is she here or in Bangalore? Here only.
• How is mom? she's fine
• How is your work going on? nice
• Are there many cases of Covid  there? Yes
• Are you all taking good care? Yes.
• Do you wash your hands when you come from outside? Yes.
• Do you wear mask when you go out? Yes.
• Do you keep a distance when speaking with anyone? yes
• What time do you come back? at. 2.30
• Are you free at 3 p.m.? yes
• Are you getting all my blogs? yes
• Shall we start our discussion now? yes,
• Did you start writing your diary? Not yet.
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NISHA- PART 4

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•  LIFE
• THE SECRET OF THE MACHINE
•  NO MEN ARE FOREIGN
•  I AM EVERY WOMAN.
• THE GRUMBLE FAMILY
• THE ANT AND THE CRICKET
• THE HOUSE ON THE ELM STREET
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• HIS FIRST FLIGHT
•  THE NIGHT GHOST GOT IN
•  EMPOWERED WOMEN NAVIGATING THE WORLD
•  THE ATTIC
•  THE LAST LESSON
•  THE DYING DETECTIVE
• THE DECK BLOOMERS
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• https://www.successcds.net/learn-english/class-10/his-first-flight.html
• The story /“His First Flight”/ by/ “Liam O’ Flaherty”/ is/ about/ a young seagull /who is/ afraid to fly.
•  All his /younger siblings /despite/ their much shorter wings/ flew /fearlessly/ while /he could not/ gather the courage/ to trust/ his own wings./
•  The young seagull/ became/ sad/ when/ he saw/ his parents/ perfecting/ her younger siblings /in the art /of flying. 
• His parents/ scolded/ and /taunted him/ for /not even trying.
•  They even/ call him/ a “coward”.
•  They tell him /a lot to /at least try/ and/ also/ threaten him/ to leave him /alone /and/ hungry /if he does not./ 
• The following day,/ he is left/ in isolation/ and upon feeling hungry;/ he tries /to seek /the attention/ of his family members.
• Only his mother,/ who is/ withering a fish /in an attempt/ to eat it,/ notices/ her son. 
• The young seagull /cries/out of starvation /hoping/ his mother /would help.
•  On seeing/ his mother come/ to him/ with the fish,/ he gets /excited. 
• But/ on noticing/ that/ his mother /stopped mid-way,/ he gets/ maddened /out of hunger/ and takes/ a dive/ at the fish,/ forgetting/ for a moment /that /he is afraid /to fly.
•  Finally,/ he took /his /first flight.
•  All /the family members/ celebrate/ his victory/ by cheering/ and /dancing /around him.
•  He also/ attempts /at floating /in the sea /that /he was/ once/ afraid of.
•  Thus,/ he overcomes/ his fear/ and /realizes /that/ it is all/ in the mind./
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NISHA ENGLISH PART 3

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  https://www.thefreedictionary.com/
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/INNATE INBORN
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/AT+STAKE
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/FAKE
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/PERSISTENCE
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/DESPITE
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/GROAN
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/MOAN
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/MESS
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/PRANKSTER
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/THAW
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/saw
  
• https://www.thefreedictionary.com/BEWARE
  

PART 123

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   WHEN. When do you pray?
• DO. Do you play any game?
• WHERE. Where is your office/ factory /school?
• WHAT. What  do you do in the evening?
• WHAT. What are you doing now?
• WHO. Who is speaking on the radio?
• IS. Is your mother preparing tea?
• DOES. Does this train go to Bengaluru?
• DO. Do  you know who is singing?
• ARE. Are the children laughing?
• WHY. Why  are they crying?
• WHAT. What do the children like?
• WHERE. Where does the sun rise?
• WHERE. Where do the young boys play?
• WHERE. Where are you coming from?
• WHERE. Where is Taj Mahal?
• COULD. Could you call him now?
• WHAT. What do your brothers do?
• HOW. How old are you?
• HOW. How are you?
• HOW MANY. How many days will you stay there?
• HOW MUCH. How much is this?
• WHY. Why do you eat less?
• HOW MUCH. How much money do you have now?
• AFTER. After how many days are you  coming here?
• WHAT. What is the price of this?
• WHERE. Where does this train go?
• HOW MANY. How many rooms are there in your house?
• WHERE. Where do your children study?
• IN WHICH. In which school are they studying?
• IN WHICH. In which class are you studying?
• HOW MANY. How many houses are there in your street?
• FROM  WHERE. From where do these fruits come?
• WHAT. What is the price of these bangles?
• ARE. Are they real diamonds?
• HOW FAR. How far is your office from your house?
• WHERE. Where do you live?
• WHAT. What is your address?
• CAN. Can you help me?
• MAY. May I help you?
• SHALL. Shall I come with you?
• DO. Do you like coffee?
• WHO. Who is your friend?
• WHAT. What does he want?
• HOW MUCH. How much milk do you want?
• WHERE. Where do you go on Sundays?
• AT WHAT TIME.  At what time do you get up daily?
• WHY. Why do you want to learn English?
• WHAT. What kind of man is he?
• WITH WHOM. With whom do you go to the movies?
• IN WHICH. In which vessel do you prepare Payasam/kheer/ sweet porridge?
• HOW MANY How many times did I tell you not to bite your nails?
• HOW. How is this mango?
• WHY. Why are you not answering your calls?
• WILL. Will this horse run fast?
• WOULD . Would you mind answering your calls?
• TO WHOM. To whom are you giving this important job?
• WHAT. What is available now?
• WHERE. Where will you go tomorrow?
• WHERE.  Where does your friend live?
• HOW MANY. How many books did you buy?
• WHO. Who lives in that house?
• DO. Do you know anything about him?
• DO. Do you see them daily?
• WHO. Who is she?
• WHAT. What does she want?
• How much milk do you need?
• Shall I get it for you?
• Where did he go?
• When did they all go to the temple?
• At Which time does your brother go to office?
• Why do you want to learn English?
• In which city are you living now?
• How many times do you drink coffee?
• What are you doing now-a-days?
• Why is the child crying?
• With whom are you talking now?
• Where is the Meenakshi temple?
• What is available in this restaurant?
• Where will you go next week?
• What are the places you can visit in Madurai?
• Who goes to the mosque on Fridays?
• Who goes to the church on Sundays?
• Who goes to the temple everyday?
• Is doing yoga good for health?
• Is it good to keep awake till late in the night?
• Are you feeling sleepy now?
• Where were you yesterday?
• Where did you work formerly?
• How long did the war last between Bangladesh and India?
• Could you give me a lift please?
• Do you have  An accident policy in your name?
• How many times did you have accidents?
• Does your uncle live in Mumbai?
• Why do you sleep during the day?
• Do you do night duty?
• Why do you speak in the middle?
• Why did you lie down on the floor?
• Why do you both quarrel?
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• When did you come?
• Did you come just now?
• Where were You?
• Why were you  late?
• Did you meet him?
• What did he say?
• Did he agree?
• What did he promise?
• Will he meet you tomorrow?
• Where will he meet you?
• Did he tell his parents?
• Which flight will you catch?
• Are all flights operating?
• When will you reach the airport?
• Shall I meet you there?
• Could you carry this for me?
• Why didn't you bring this home before?
• Is the flight arriving on time?
• Did you finish the security check?
• Do you have all documents  ready?
• Where is your carry bag?
• Did you find it?
• Could you take your seat please?
• Where is my seat?
• Do you offer anything in the plane?
• Could I have water please?
• Which one do you want , hot or cold?
• When will we reach Delhi?
• Is the weather fine there?
• Did you fasten the seat belt?
• Are we now at Delhi airport?
• Where are my luggage?
• Where is that black bag?
• Is this yours?
• When did you arrive?
• Was the flight comfortable?
• What did they offer you in the flight?
• Are you hungry now?
• Could we have lunch now?
• Could you pass the salt please?
• May I put  some more?
• Do you like that?
• Have you booked the cab/ taxi?
• Have you got your house keys ready?
• Is anybody there in Flat number 3 c?
• Why don't you knock at the door?
• Why don't you come in?
• Where are your luggage?
• Could you bring them now?
• Could you place them in the study room?
• When is she expected?
• Will she be here at 8 sharp?
• Have you informed her?
• Shall we go for a movie this evening?
• Could we have dinner outside too?
• Is it convenient for you?
• Is it o.k. with you?
• Which restaurant very near  the theatre?
• Did you wait for a long time?
• Was it very crowded?
• How much is the bill?
• Did you bring your purse?
• Do you have your credit card?
• Whose cute child is that?
• What is the program for tomorrow?
• When will you be ready?
• Who prepared this snack?
• Is it nice?
• Where has she gone?
• When will she be back?
• Could we reach there on time?
• Have you visited this place before?
• Do you have your house here?
• From where did you buy these?
• Are they not fresh?
• Why do you ask?
• Will it rain today?
• Have you brought the umbrella too?
• Was it raining yesterday?
• May we have the room key please?
• What is our room number?
• Have you given the right keys?
• Is there a lift?
• Where is the lift?
• Is the lift working?
• When  breakfast will be ready?
• Do you have room service?
• Could you get us fresh towels and soap please?
• Could you send 3 cups coffee to our room no. 303?
• When will we get hot water for bath?
• Could we get a taxi please?
• Have you finished all sightseeing?
• Could you keep the bills ready?
• Will you pay by cash or by credit card?
• Why did you charge extra?
• Could you bill for the right amount?
• Could you come quickly?
• Is there a doctor nearby?
• Do you have a first-aid box?
• Could you send it to our room?
• Is everything o.k. now?
• Which one do you prefer? veg. or Non-veg?
• Where is the veg. restaurant?
• What is readily available?
• Is there a self- service?
• Is this breakfast on the house?
• Could I get you some bread and jam?
• Where is the antique market?
• Shall we move now?
• Where is the driver?
• Where were you?
• Did you sleep well last night?
• Did you have your breakfast?
• Is this your own?
• When did you buy it?
• Is it petrol driven or diesel one?
• Is the tank full?
• When did you last take it for servicing?
• How many toll gates have we to cross?
• How much to be kept ready for toll gate fees?
• Do you know any good hotel on the way?
• Could  you stop when you see tender coconut point?
• What is available cheap in these places?
• Are you passing this route first time or what?
• Could you halt over the bridge?
• When will we reach there?
• Are we nearing the destination?
• Did you have traffic jams?
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NISHA ENGLISH PART 2

About the author Rakhi Nariani Shirke is an academician with a passion for writing poems as a medium of self-expression. She is a post graduate, with a Bachelor's degree in Education.  

This poem talks about the multifaceted nature of women. Today's women are empowered, brave, strong and resolute.

 They are always ready to take up new ventures.

 They are persistent and work tirelessly to prove what they are capable of.

 Women have to be treated respectfully for the growth of a nation.
 
A woman/ is/ beauty innate,
A symbol /of power/ and/ strength.
She puts /her life/ at stake,
She's real,/ she's/ not fake!           STAKE/FAKE
 
The summer of life/ she's ready /to see /in spring.
She says,/ "Spring /will come/ again, /my dear.
Let me /care for/ the ones /who're near.”/   DEAR/NEAR/FEAR
She's/ The Woman/ – she has /no fear!
Strong is she/ in her faith /and beliefs./
"Persistence/ is /the key /to everything,"/
says she./ Despite /the sighs/ and /groans /and moans,
She's strong /in her faith/, firm/in her belief!
 
She's a lioness;/ don't mess/ with her. HER/PRANKSTER/DEAR/NEAR.
She'll not/ spare you/ if you're/ a prankster.
Don't ever try/ to saw her pride,/ her self-respect.
She knows /how to /thaw you/, saw you/ – so beware!
She's today's /woman. Today's woman,/ dear.
Love her,/ respect her,/ keep her near...
-      Rakhi Nariani Shirke.

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INNATE/AT STAKE/ FAKE/ PERSISTENCE/ DESPITE/ GROAN/ MOAN/ 

LIONESS/ MESS WITH/ PRANKSTER. THAW/ SAW/ BEWARE.

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NISHA ENGLISH

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WORD BUILDING GAME

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  Boy/Year/Ray/Yellow/Way/ Yet/ Tiger/Range/ Elegant/ Try
• Yarn/Net/
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•  /Night/Time/ Enter/ Right/ Thirst/ Teach/
• Horse/ Ear/ Rites/ Strange/ Elbow/Wait/Tag/
• Game/ Eight/
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• That/ This/ Sing/ Gather Remember/ Recent/ Talk/King/Gin/
• Neigh/ Harbor/ Retire/ Entertain/Now/ Weight/The/End/ Dry/Yolk/Knight/ There/ Enterprise/Elder/Red/ Demand/ 
• Diamond/Defeat/Train/Next/ Treat/ Tight/Teacher/ Refer/
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• Till/Lay/ Your/ Return/ Neigh/ Hot/ Tan/ Never/Ring/ Gain/
• None/Eyes/Song/Grain/Nice/Evade/ Energy/Yarn/Noise/
• Even/Need/ Decide/Egg/Gain/No/Oats/Sun/Not/Timid/
• Drain/North
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• Penalty- Punishment for breaking a law.
• Defied- resist openly, oppose.
• Castle- A large fortified  building in olden times.
• Wager - bet/ attire-clothes/muddle / make a mess of
• Forest - jungle/ precaution-be careful/urged- forced
• Royal-regal/predict -foretell/ assault- attack
• Delight- happiness/insane - mad/pretext- cause-reason
• Truthful- honest/warrior - soldier/ imposter- pretender
• lonely- solitary./dynamite- explosive/prepare-make ready
• Dreary - dull/chanting-singing/tolerance-  lenience
• Incessantly-repeatedly, without a break
• Resolutely-firmly/ surround-encircle/
• Contending- fighting/ innumerable- countless
• Frequently-often/inquisitive -curious/ produce- create,
• Foe-enemy, adversary, opponent
• Cheer- encourage/engaged- involved/
• United- work together/rigorous- severe/
• gnaw- bite persistently/honor-respect/ 
• nourish- help/ conviction- a very firm and sincere belief.
• wrath- anger/seclusion- privacy/ isolated
• ferocity- cruelty, brutality,/ affectionate - fond
• organization - institution/passionate - zealous
• ceased- stopped/rebel-revolutionary/modest- humble
• forbid-not allow/,infatuation- foolish passion
• enquire-investigate/ superstition- blind belief.
• Experiment-test/vulgar -indecent/armor-weapons for protection/servile- slavish/salvage- recover/
• consider- regard/flatterer-a person who praises others for money./massive -large/ demolish- destroy
• summon- command. order,/volcano- a mountain giving out  fire/ trenches- ditches/cannibal- human flesh eater/
• persist- Oppose  to make any change/crater- a deep pit
• Qualify- be equipped/ aborigines-natives, primitive people
• immemorial- ageless, longstanding/cavity-hollow, depression.
• gloom- darkness, melancholy/dominant- leading/
• crave- wish, desire, beg/capture-seize/ decision-resolution
• vast-great./slumber-sleep,/demolish-ravage.
• superb - majestic/ abound -overflow./
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• enough x more/death x life/ defy x obey/ feasted x fasted
• enmity x friendship/arrest  x  release/alone x together
• purchase x sell/differ x agree/similar x different/
• health x sickness/ admit x discharge/ cause x effect
• adverse x favorable /visible X opaque/rapid x slow/
• fanatic x tolerant/ attract x repel/ ignore x notice
• rewarded  x punished/coward x courageous/disclose x hide
• true x false./ truth X falsity/ object  x permit 
• Normal x extraordinary/innumerable x few
• compare x contrast/ honor x insult/ admire x antipathy
• preserve x destroy/sympathy x hate/generous x miserly
• undependable X trustworthy/ alive x dead./ demolish x build
• capture  x release/ abounding x scant
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INCOME TAX SAVING

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REG. INCOMETAX

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HENRY VAN DYKE POEM

 

Henry Van Dyke > Quotes > Quotable Quote“Let me but live my life from year to year,

With forward face and unreluctantly soul,
Not hastening to, nor turning from the goal;
Nor mourning things that disappear
In the dim past, nor holding back in fear
From what the future veils; but with a whole
And happy heart, that pays its toll
To youth and age, and travels on with cheer.
So let the way wind up the hill or down,
Through rough or smooth, the journey will be joy,
Still seeking what I sought when but a boy --
New friendship, high adventure, and a crown,
I shall grow old, but never lose life's zest,
Because the road's last turn will be the best.

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1. Describe the journey of life as depicted in the poem by Henry Van Dyke.
Answer:
In this poem, life is described not as an entity, but as an experience.

 One should live with courage and dedication.

 Life should be lived without hurry and with a clear sense of purpose that drives the mind and soul.

 The poet encourages us to let go of all that has been lost in the past as well as the uncertainty the future holds.

 He tells us to embrace the present with the happiness which nourishes the young and the old. 

Happiness gives us nourishment on this journey with a smile on our face.

Whatever situation life throws at us, it is the journey that should be joyous, for it teaches us to grow and live.

 Our imagination should have the innocence and fearlessness of childhood.

 We should seek out new friendships, new adventures and new experiences which enrich us.

 He encourages us to have faith and determination in our hearts, as we take on this beautiful journey.

We should have eternal hope that our story ends joyfully.

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“Let me /but /live my life/ from year to year,

With forward face /and/ unreluctant soul,/

Not hastening to, /nor/ turning from the goal; SOUL.GOAL

Nor mourning /things /that disappear/ (YEAR/DISAPPEAR/FEAR/CHEER)

In the dim past,/ nor/ holding back/ in fear

From what /the future veils;/ but with a whole/ WHOLE/TOLL

And happy heart/, that/ pays its toll

To youth and age/, and/ travels on /with cheer./

So let the way/ wind up /the hill or down,/

Through rough /or/ smooth, /the journey/ will be joy,/ JOY/BOY

Still seeking /what /I sought/ when/ but a boy -/-

New friendship, high adventure,/ and a crown,/ DOWN/CROWN

I shall grow old, /but //never lose/ life's zest,

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HEAVEN OF FREEDOM

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•  Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high: 
• Where knowledge is free:
•  Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls;
•  Where words come out from the depths of truth; 
• Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit;
•  Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever widening thought and action ;
• Into that heaven of freedom, my father, let my country awake. - Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941)
•  born in a highly accomplished and wealthy Bengali family.
• Educated in England. 
• A philosopher , poet, novelist ,essayist. good painter and a singer.
• Nobel Prize for Literature.
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PART 122

•  House. My house is near the temple.
• Temple. Temple is  near the main road.
• Main. This is the main branch.
• Branch: This branch deals only with jewel loans.
• Loan: Think 1000 times before you take a loan.
• Plan:  Do you have a proper plan?
• Decide: Decide only after the right thinking.
• Act: Think, plan, decide, act and succeed.
• Time: This is the right time to plan.
• Management: Time management will get you success soon.
• Time: Never misuse this precious time.
• Start: Start at least now to find your priorities.
• Waste: Don't waste your 86400 seconds of  the day.
• Read: Read at least one paragraph  a day.
• Find: Find the meanings of the words with a good English dictionary.
• Word: Learn at least ten words daily.
• penalty is punishment/forest is the jungle/ royal is the regal/
• delight is the happiness/ truthful is honest/ lonely means solitary
• enough x more/death x life/ defy x obey/ feast x fast/ 
• enmity X friendship/ arrest x release.
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•  Where do boys play? on the roads or in the ground.

Where does the servant go? to the bazaar.

• Who drinks water? the one who is thirsty.
• What does Sita write? a letter.
• What do monkeys eat? monkey nuts ,groundnuts or banana.
• Do you get up early in the morning? yes
• When do you play? on holidays or in the evening.
• Do you drink milk in the night? yes
• How long do you work? till 5 p.m.
• Do you take bath daily? yes
• What do North Indians eat? chappathi. or roti
• What is the staple food of South Indians? rice.
• Where do the boys go? to the school.
• What does the teacher teach? the lessons.
• What are you doing now? having breakfast.
• Who is on the phone? My sister.
• What is your mother doing? watching the serial on the T.V.
• What is the child doing? weeping and crying.
• Where are you going? to the shop
• Who is selling the vegetables? the old woman.
• What are you buying from Adayar Anand Bhavan? Some sweets and snacks.
• Who is singing in the T.V.? Mrs. Latha Mangeshker.
• Is this train going to Mangalore? No. It is going to Bangaluru.
• Where is your father? at home.
• What is he doing now? sleeping.
• Do you drink hot water or cold water? both.
• Can you marry when you are fourteen? No. I can't.
• Whom do you want me to call? that boy.
• Do you revise your lessons daily? yes
• Do you follow any time-table? yes
• Who is elder ,you or your brother? my brother.
• Where does your brother study? In Chennai.
• Whose book is this? John's.
• What's in your hand now? the calendar.
• Whose son is Ram? King  Dasaratha's.
• Is your son studying in a college? yes.
• Where is your school? In Gandhipuram.
• Is your house behind the school? yes.
• Who always comes late? our servant.
• Does it rain heavily in Assam? yes.
• Who brings milk everyday? the milkman.
• What do you do slowly? having my lunch
• What do you do quickly? My sums.
• Is there a pond in front of your house? No.
• What is near your house? Pothy's.
• What do they sell there? All clothes.
• What is under the tree? a cow.
• Can you come here before time? Yes
• Do you like chocolates? Yes
• Is the earth like a ball? yes
• Can you travel in the train without a ticket? No.
• Who goes out of the house? all of us.
• Who is always inside the kitchen? My mother.
• Is the mango ripe? yes
• Are the vegetables fresh? yes
• Which animal's tail is very long? the monkey's.
• From where these fruits come? From Mumbai
• From where these watches were brought? from  Bengaluru.
• How many homes are there in this village? May be 1500
• What's the price of this? Rs.55/-
• Do you know Hindi? yes.
• How far is your school from here? may be 7 k.m.
• Do you know where his brother stays? yes.
• Could you call those boys here? Yes.
• Could you get me a glass of milk please? Yes. surely.
• Who is he? My father.
• What do they want?  want to put their demands.
• When did they go to Delhi? Last month.
• Did you see the Red Fort? yes
• With whom do you go to the movie? with my friend.
• In which city is the Meenakshi temple? In Madurai.
• How many times do you take coffee? three or four times.
• What are you doing these days? Teaching spoken English and Hindi.
• Why  is the child crying? May be it is hungry, may be searching for its mother.
• What is available in this hotel? Here is  the menu card ,sir.
• Where will you go tomorrow? to Mumbai
• When do Muslims go to the masjid? Especially on Fridays.
• From where did you buy this green saree? From Kalyan sarees.
• Where is this shop? In 100 feet road.
• Which rice is more tasty? Nellore rice.
• Does he give any money to anybody? No.
• What is not good for health? Keeping awake till late hours.
• What is good for health? Doing yoga or exercises.
• Are you going to sleep now? yes.
• What do you want to buy? a car
• Which car do you want to buy? Renault.
• Who wants to learn English? Miss. Sujatha.
• Where were you yesterday? In Mumbai.
• Where are you now? In Coimbatore
• Where will you be tomorrow? In Bengaluru.
• Does John go to church on Sundays? yes.
• Where did you work formerly? In T.V.S. Motors.
• Where did you stay in Mumbai? At New Taj mahal Hotel
• How long did you stay there? for two weeks.
• Did you visit Gandhi market? yes
• Why was there no match today? because of rain.
• Did the train arrive at the right time? yes
• Have you gone to Delhi? yes .more than 3 times.
• Who spoke in the meeting today? My uncle.
• When did you buy this car? Last week
• How much did you pay? 10 lacs
• Is it a new car or second hand one? It is new.
• What did you give the child? some chocolates.
• Where has he gone? to Kerala.
• Have you seen Bahubali? yes
• Have you read Ramayana? yes. Many times
• Has she bought a new necklace? Yes.
• Have you seen the movie" THE FUTURE"? Not yet.
• Who has cooked the food just now? our mom.
• Where had you been? had been to London.
• Who had brought this book? My son.
• Were you present in the meeting? Yes. I was.
• Who had demanded money from You? the beggar.
• Have you listened to this music? yes. I had.
• Who was spending his time on the sea-shore? my sister.
• Who was standing outside? My boss.
• What were you watching on the T.V.? the English serial.
• What day is today? Sunday.
• What is the date today?19th Jan.
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ALL THE 4 LETTER WORDS

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   LIKE/LOVE/LIVE/WISE/LORD/ MADE/THEM/THAT/BIRD/EACH/TINY/WING/ WIND/RIPE/GAVE/EYES/THEM/LIPS/ TELL/WELL/NICE/FOOD/ BIRD/SING/ HAVE/WITH/ LOOK/ OPEN/ WORD/ CALL/ VERB/NOUN/ NAME/ RISE/RICE/EACH/ COME/PLAY/BARK/ BLOW/DOWN/FIVE/FROM/ALSO/ SOME/ POEM/ FILL/ FULL/ONCE/UPON/TIME/WERE/THEY/HELP/LOAD/
• BOOK/WOLF/DARK/CAME/DOOR/OPEN/AWAY/SAME/
• BLEW/ FAST/VERY/MOVE/WHEN/WENT/GONE/SAID/BACK/
• SAFE/ /KNEW/FIRE/BOIL/BLOW/FALL/JUMP/
• GOOD/IDEA/ROOF/INTO/THIS/FEAR/WHAT/WHEN/
• WHOM/READ/LIVE//WERE/LONG/VERY/
• KNOW/HOME/CAVE/HERE/WILD/RAIN/HOME/KILL/
• PAIN/HELD/HURT/MUCH/HUNT/TOOK/HAND/PULL/
• EVEN/RICH/THEN/SEND/ROAR/LOUD/WAIT/TEAR/
• FEET/LICK/JUST/TAME/TOLD/FREE/WALK/TALK
• HEAR/NEED/DEED/TURN/SHOW/GOOD/RANK/DUCK/GOAT/LAMB/CALF/FOAL/LINE/FISH/NINE/LATE/
• HALF/HIVE/FIVE/FOUR/FELL/TIRE/TYRE/NONE/
• ROSE/ROSE/PITY/NOSE/NEST/LASS/ LOSS//SAIL/CURE/SICK/CROP/PICK/STAY/LOST/LAST/TREE/FIND/MUST/
• HOME/DOOR/BEAR/BARE/COOK/TAKE/CAKE/SOUP
• PLAN/BITE/KEEP/WORK/EVEN/EVEN/NEXT/KIND/
• KIND/GATE/CROW/DOVE/MEET/MEAT/WASH/BANK
• BANK/SWIM/GAME/SLOW/HUGE/MORE/MOST/
• COOL/ONLY/SEEN/MOVE/SIDE/FIRM/FIRM/HEAD/
• RUSH/WILL/WILL/STOP/FELT/FEEL/DEEP/SURE/
• PURE/GONE/HERD/THEM/COCK/CORK/BARK/BRAY/
• SONG/SING/SIGN/SIGN/FARM/FROM/FORM/LIST/
• LAMB/SNOW/SURE/SORE/SAME/FAME/LAME/NAME/
• TAME/CAME/DAME/GAME/RULE/ROLL/HARM/
• COAT/COST/CAST/BOAT/ BAIT/VOTE/BEST/DEAR/
• DEAR/RAIN/SHUT/BUSY/LOUD/ABLE/LIFT/LEFT/
• LEFT/DEER/HORN/REST/STEP/YOUR/THIS/THAT/
• MISS/ELSE/MIND/TELL/BELL/HELL/SELL/WELL
• WHAT/FINE/DONE/BONE/CONE/TONE/OVER/
• BOTH/SIZE/SHOW/SLOW/SAVE/OPEN/STEM/POOR/
• NOUN/VERB/SHOE/FIVE/CROW/KING/RING/
• MINE/MINE/SKIN/
• CAN YOU MAKE TEN SENTENCES USING THE WORDS ABOVE????
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• Is your house far  FROM HERE?
• WHAT DOES she GIVE you?
• Can you RIDE a horse?
• How LONG do you TAKE REST?
• Do you KNOW THAT house?
• Where do you WORK?
• WHAT is YOUR NAME?
• Can you GIVE me FOUR biscuits?
• Why do WAKE me up?
• Who DOES his WORK today?
• Do you HEAR me?
• Tie this WITH  a ROPE.
• Can you COME NEAR?
• WHAT TIME is it now?
• Is the BIRD sitting on the TREE?
• WHEN do THEY OPEN the SHOP?
• Do you PLAY at HOME?
• Do you drink MILK  everyday?
• Who WILL  COME now?
• Did THEY see THAT?
• Who GOES there?
• RAMA  and SITA  WILL SAVE us.
• THIS GIRL WILL GIVE money.
• TAKE THIS BOOK FROM HERE.
• Do you WORK HERE?
• DRAW water FROM the WELL.
• BOYS DON'T eat RICE.
• TALK TILL  you are tired.
• She can SING VERY WELL.
• WHAT is THIS?
• WHAT is THAT?
• Is the TREE VERY TALL?
• You can deduct FOUR FROM FIVE.
• His HAND is short.
• THEY BOTH LOVE EACH other.
• JUST COME HERE.
• Can you RIDE the horse?
• WALK FAST now.
• WHAT you HAVE DONE is not JUST.
• TAKE THIS and WEAR  SOON.
• The TANK is FULL.
• SALT is a MUST in Indian FOOD.
• I LOVE all DAYS.
• Can you DRAW money FROM the BANK?
• I saw MANY people there.
• Monkeys HAVE LONG tails.
• The TAIL is LONG.
• I always WAKE up at the right TIME.
• TIME can ONLY TELL.
• I can see the BIRD NEAR the NEST.
• He SITS NEXT to me.
• The NEST is on the branch of THAT TREE.
• SOME POOR people KNOW how to HELP.
• FOUR PLUS FIVE is NINE.
• Ask THEM WHAT THEY WANT.
• I WILL go to the TOWN tomorrow.
• WHOM do you LIKE VERY MUCH?
• WILL you COME WITH me?
• Did you TAKE BATH today?
• WHEN WILL you STOP THIS CART?
• KEEP THIS HERE.
• DON'T COME HOME VERY LATE.
• You NEED FOOD to get energy.
• NOUN and VERB  are there in parts of speech.
• WEAR THIS dress and cover YOUR BODY.
• HAVE you SEEN him anywhere?
• STAY HERE TILL I CALL you.
• Who WERE SEEN in the beach?
• THIS WEEK I am VERY WEAK.
• LEAP YEAR comes ONCE in FOUR years.
• He USED to SHOW his EARS to the doctor.
• He Swam because he knows how to SWIM.
• THEN he saw the SWAN in the POND.
• Can you COME DOWN please?
• He GAVE her a LOOK and GAVE THAT BOOK.
• HAVE you EVER BEEN to a temple?
• Can you JUST BOOK THE TICKET?
• WHAT is YOUR SEAT number?
• Can you recite the RAIN SONG?
• Who can TELL him to SELL his car?
• POST the Past history on the board.
• THIS is the BEST CURE for all ILLS.
• CALL THE TAXI JUST now.
• You can EVEN do THIS.
• Who can BELL THAT cat?
• ONCE I HELD A GOLD BALL in my HAND.
• THEN he SENT me CASH SOON.
• Are you ABLE to WALK now in the SNOW?
• DON'T drink COLD water now.
• RING me up SOON.
• Please WEAR YOUR GOLD RING.
• Rivers  FLOW INTO the ocean.
• ROPE looks LIKE  a snake in the DARK.
• The LARK can SING WELL.
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