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Exercise 1 Complete these sentences with the future forms of the verbs in the brackets.1. In a few years, he will have completed (complete) his schooling.2. Their silver wedding anniversary is on 15 May. They will be .. (marry)for twenty-five years. |
| Answer» READ HOPE IT HELPS...Explanation:1) In a few YEARS he will be completing his schooling2) Their silver wedding anniversary will be on 15 May. They will be MARRYING for twenty FIVE years | |
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When school will reopen in up frome class 6 to 8 |
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Answer» A proposal drafted by the UNAIDED Private Schools Association to resume offline classes for classes 6 to 8 has been approved by the state of Uttar Pradesh. As a RESULT, all schools in Lucknow and other parts of the state are preparing themselves ahead of the issuance of an official ORDER for the same. As tabled, students of classes 6 to 8 will be PERMITTED to attend offline classes, starting NEXT week on January 18 (Monday), with parental consent. |
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Who was the founder of Gramophone |
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Answer» , Emil Berliner (1851–1921) invented the gramophone, the mechanical PREDECESSOR to the electric record player. Later, with the shellac record, he developed a medium that allowed music recordings to be mass producedwhat is a gramophone?A gramophone is an old type of record player. These days, a gramophone is a real antique. ... A gramophone plays records: discs with grooves that are amplified by a NEEDLE. It's a relic today, but at one time this turntable device was the chief means by which recorded music made its way to the ears of home listenershow a gramophone works?The Gramophone Player Like other record PLAYERS, gramophones read the sound with a small needle which fits into the groove in the record. ... As the record turns, the grooves make the needle vibrate back and forth. These vibrations are transmitted to the DIAPHRAGM, which itself vibrates, creating sound. |
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Community officials and their responsibilities |
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Answer» ty responsibilities are an INDIVIDUAL's duties or obligations to the community and include cooperation, RESPECT and participation. The concept goes beyond thinking and ACTING as individuals to common BELIEFS about SHARED interests and life. A basic community responsibility is voting in elections. |
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Rekha said to surekha can you get good marks change in to reported speech |
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Answer» ◙⁂ Reported SPEECH ⁂◙Rekha asked SUREKHA if/whether she could GET GOOD marks . |
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Fill in the blanks using preposition . They quarreled _______ the division of the loot .Options:a) about b) overc) for d) none of the above If ur answer is ( d ) , then tell the correct answer |
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Answer» overExplanation:HOPE it HELPED, PLEASE MARK me as the BRAINLIEST |
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Suchi _ go to Sri Lanka for a holiday this year |
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Answer» ..will..hope it HELPS you PLZ Mark as BRAINLIEST ANSWER and folow me |
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DEAR STUDENTS WRITE A DIARY ENTRY EXPRESSING YOUR FEELINGS ABOUT GOING TO SCHOOL FOR THE FIRST TIME AFTER A LONGLOCKDOWN PERIOD IN THE PANDEMIC IN ABOUT 80-100 WORDS |
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Answer» TimeDear DiaryToday I am very happy for going school after a long lockdown period. All students have to wear marks and have to FOLLOW some new rulers . I will meet my classmates ,friends and teachers after a long gap. And teacher will ask about what you learnt in this gap. We PLAY TOGETHER after vaccination . I will wear my school dress after many months . I am very excited about THINGS I do .NAME |
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Explain the term 'sociologist nightmare'.Why was Penrose Road School described as? |
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Answer» Nightmares are DREAMS with dysphoric content that usually result in a sudden awakening. Dreams, of course, TYPICALLY occur during rapid EYE MOVEMENT (REM) sleep. Laboratory research has shown that it is during the PHYSIOLOGICAL state of REM sleep that the imagery and complex development associated with dreaming occursExplanation:i hope it is helpful to u |
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Fill in the blanks using preposition। 1. They have promised to call ------------ is in the evening .Options;a) for b) onc) at d) none of theseIf ur answer is none of the above , then tell the correct answer .( please answer if you know ) |
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Answer» at is in the EVENINGS EXPLANATION:they have PROMISED to CALL at is in the EVENING |
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( 2. India wantshave event to thehaveour02 still in the blanks with correct wordsI Her eyesite /sight) is weak.(prieces peace, not war(fare fair(pray / prey) to good dailyberth / birth)14 have forgotter my date offoreincipal. /ferinciples) is a friend whenق / |
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Answer» re,PREY,birth,foreincipal...HOPE it HELPS... thank my answers |
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Mr and Mrs Mishra of Gandhinagar Indore are getting their daughter married to Sunil on 5th of February सदरी 2021 सयाजी होटल रिसेप्शन अट 6pm ऑन बिहार ऑफ मिस्टर एंड मिसेस मिश्रा ग्राफ फॉर फॉर्मल इन्विटेशन |
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Answer» can't UNDERSTAND your QUESTIONS |
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Zeus it _ have been better if you you had put the eyes of the bull on its horn |
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Mr and Mrs Mishra of Gandhinagar Indore are getting their daughter married to Sunil on 5th of February |
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Ull as arehe'll come over to see you and answer |
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Answer» hgjobobbioboh9h9h9h |
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E 7. Meena has submitted her paper.10. As he walked down the road, he felt11. He was tricked many times before, butIdentify the finite verb in each sentence and mark out the clauses in each.1. Everybody left after the ceremony.2. Inviting your cousin was a terrible8. If they are deprived of oxygen, theidea.animals will die.3. I love eating paratha.9. He played badminton yesterday.4. They expect that Tina would do all thework.calmer.5. Rohit thinks that Seema is a goodhe was smarter this time.orator.6. Ram said that he had to leave. |
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Answer» inviting3eating 4 WOULD DO5 THINKS 6 leave7 submitted8deprived9played10walkef |
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Please help. I want a speech on the topic 'Man is the architect of his own fate' |
| Answer» ES not make the man. Many people think that the course of a man’s life on earth is decided by fate, but this is a wrong idea. A man’s future depends on his own self. If he WASTES his TIME in idleness, or depends too much on others or loses HEART in the face of difficulties, he will fail in life. If, on the other hand, he makes proper use of his time and opportunities, and follows his aim in life with patience and perseverance, success is sure to come to him. Even ordinary ABILITIES will bring him success if he makes good use of them. | |
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Change into passive voice 1.who did this?2.Why did your brother write such a letter.3.The peon opened the gate.4.I will defeat him. |
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Answer» 1.Who has been doing this?2. |
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Can you get good marks in passive |
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Answer» Yes I got GOOD MARKS in passive ACTIVE:MOHAN SANG a songPassive:A song was sang by Mohan |
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1. The cultivation of grapes began in 2. The Americans were introduced to grapes by theBravid U3. Every year,the world.tonnes of grapes are produced across4. There can be as many asgrapes in a bunch..5. The doctors prescribed raisins for all kinds of diseases during theanswer these question plz |
| Answer» H is SHIVA you NAME YUSUF | |
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Zeus it _have been better if you had put eyes on the bull on its horn |
| Answer» HAPTER DEAR?Your CLASS? | |
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1. Dolma believes that she can make a good prime minister because... 2. "God lives in the heart of the punch" the aunt said. What did she mean?3. Algu found himself in a tight spot. What was his problem?0-2 Answer the following questions. |
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Answer» 2• "GOD lives in the heart of the Panch". By this , Jumman's Aunt meant that a Panch was always impartial. A Panch had neither a FRIEND nor an enemy. Whatever justice delivered, it was justice delivered by God.3• One of Algu's fine pair of bullocks died, and he sold the other to Samjhu on the understanding that Sahu would pay the price of the bullocks in a month's time. The bullock died within a month and Sahu refused to pay Algu (that's why he found himself in the tight spot. Explanation:Sorry can't give the first question' s ANSWER... T_T...MARK me brainliest.. |
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Es question ke baad mere points 0 ho jayenge by the way I am leavingbyeeeeee..forever |
| Answer» HELLO FRIEND will you be my FRIENDPLEASE tell meanswer on my question | |
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A stanza is like a paragraph because ___________. * 1 point it has proper grammar. it is usually all about the same topic within a poem. it sands alone. |
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Answer» A STANZA is LIKE a paragraph because it is usually all about the same topic within a POEM. |
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3. Answer any EIGHT of the following Questions in 30-40 words each i) What happened in the mid forest one Sunday?ii) What do you understand by the 'flash point' of a fuel?iii) Why is it difficult to. see a rabbit?iv) How many 'Meadow houses are discussed in the poem'?v) How have we learnt to control fire?vi) How was the parasol broken into pieces?vii) What is early man's outlook for fire?viii) What did the cook tell the lady?ix) How can meadows beauty be discovered? if u answer this question I will mark as brainlist answer |
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Answer» 2What do you understand by the "flash point' of a fuel? Answer: The 'flash point' of a fuel is a certain temperature at which any fuel begins to burn. It is also called the 'kindling temperature of the fuel'.What happened in the mid forest one SUNDAY? Answer: One Sunday, when the lady left him chained, she heard the sound of cracking a tree branch on the winding foot bath behind her. She turned around, a bear came running along full speed.Why is it DIFFICULT to. see a rabbit?Answer:One is unable to spot a rabbit in the grass because it is sitting very still. Only when it hops, one will be able to see it.How many ‘Meadow houses are discussed in the poem’?Answer:Burrows in the ground meant for smaller animals, nests beneath the tall grass for birds and mounds for ANTS are the various houses that are characterized by the term, ‘meadow houses’. While exploring the MEADOWS one can see all of these. |
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What does chitra singa meanA moodern woman |
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Answer» Tagore was a great advocate of women’s liberty. Therefore, his women characters are metedout a very liberal treatment. Chitrangada, the heroine in the one-act-play Chitra is a glaringexample of such kind. She stands for a modern woman who defies all the rules of the society.and LEADS a very free and bold life. She PROVES to be even greater than Arjuna, a hero of thestory. She PROPOSES to him for marriage. When he rejects her proposal, unlike a commonwoman, she does not confine herself SHEDDING tears within four WALLS. Instead, she undertakeshard penance and thereby pleases the two Gods – Madana and Vasantha and borrowsvoluptuous beauty and ultimately wins Arjuna’s heart. She surpasses Arjuna, the greatwarrior proving herself quite modern in every aspect.Explanation: |
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Why was the Mole not at all upset when the Rat hit his boat against the bank? Give two reasons.{From the given figure} |
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Answer» the cold ham, beef, SODA and all the GOOD food LEFT the mole wondering that his life is going to CHANGE from now on. |
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you are owner of a pharmaceutical company. you have launched a new range of sanitizers, masks and immunity boostercommercial advertisement for a newspaper |
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Answer» I'm sorry to have a look I am asking you if it t the AIRPORT in my room so that is good to haveExplanation:I'm sorry to have to CANCEL my appointment on Friday so I can GET my mad and I will be there in my car so I can get a new Post falls through I can do it tomorrow if you WANT money and the same to have to get some sleep and |
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Sangeeta is the best girl.PosstiveDegreeComparative Degraee |
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Answer» This is the SUPERLATIVE degree.Explanation:It is COMPARING with more than 2 PEOPLE. |
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I tired to finish my project last day. ( change in to present perfect continuous) |
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Answer» subject + auxiliary have + auxiliary be + MAIN verbconjugated in Present SIMPLE past PARTICIPLE have, has been present participleThe FIRST auxiliary |
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Which bridge is the poetess talking about in the line 7of the poem |
| Answer» FAFF, but I THINK I have a LOOK at the MOMENT, but 5, I have a look at the moment, but I think I have a look at the moment, but | |
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Give me some tips for study |
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Answer» a place and time2. Study EVERY DAY3. Plan your time4. Discover your LEARNING style5. Review and revise6. Take breaks7. Ask for help8. Stay motivated9. APP it up10. Look after yourselfMark me as Brainliest. |
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underline the indirect object and circle the direct object in each sentence 2.Mrs Sharma teaches us hindi |
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Answer» INDIRECT OBJECT - Mrs Sharma (QUESTIONS who ? ,so here who teaches us hindi ? -> Mrs Sharma)DIRECT OBJECT - HINDI (Questions what ? ,so here Mrs Sharma teaches us what ? -> HINDI)I HOPE you UNDERSTOOD it now ,THANK You. |
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Word meaning of owned |
| Answer» POWER or MASTERY over WANTED to own his own life.owned has 49 synonyms.sentence: His father owns a RESTAURANT | |
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Exercise : 2 Correct the following sentences :-1.The New York is a big city.A.2.A cow is an useful animal.4A.The cow is a useful 3. A sun rises in east.ons) A.The sun rises in the east4. I saw him when he was child.A. |
| Answer» YORK is a big city.2. COW is an useful animal.3. The cow is useful.4. The sun rises in east.5. I saw him when he was a child. | |
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Frame sentence of nonchalantly |
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Answer» "Well," he commented nonchalantly, "It's none of my business." He shrugged nonchalantly, but his gaze RESTED on her thoughtfully for a few moments before he finished his MEAL. She shrugged nonchalantly, SNAPPING a dry vine off and examining it as though unaware of the MOCKERY of his question.Explanation:HOPE this will help you |
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Blockor jestyd have found the horse that is neither. hadmayaOl who said to whom121.5 will set you free on one cerditionker!2)it's 2014 simple we can sub ofta part of ityour majesty( 4 can we tear off a piece from thepaper. |
| Answer» MARK BRAINLIEST only THREE for EXPERT | |
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Ahmed missed the bus. [Rewrite the sentence in the present perfect tense] |
| Answer» AHMED has MISSED the busExplanation:Subject+have/has+past participle+Object | |
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I am not that kinds of people |
| Answer» MARK me as BRAINLIEST PLEASE | |
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I thought it was my destination. convert into Simple/Complex/Compound. |
| Answer» CONTINUE to be a PAST OKKK | |
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4 your majesty I have found the horse that is neither. a) Who said to whomblack or brown1214 aoill set you free on one conditionIst's very simplehere we can suboffa part of it.your majsty(4 can we tear off a piece from the paper. |
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Answer» I can't UNDERSTAND it SORRY |
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Name any two animals that live in water |
| Answer» SEA Horse and Dolphins EXPLANATION:HOPE my ANS hlps ug | |
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Ch - 15 Water PHYSICS OR CHEMISTRY ? I don't know so I am giving ENGLISH as a subject . |
| Answer» CHEMISTRY EXPLANATION:CH 15 WATER is chemistry | |
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Which of the following sentences places the adjectives in the correct order? a. The blue, rectangular, small, toy was placed in the toy box. b. The small, rectangular, blue toy was placed in the toy box. Selected:c. The small, blue, rectangular toy was placed in the toy box. d. The rectangular, small, blue toy was placed in the toy box. |
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Answer» Option NUMBER B is correct EXPLANATION:As we placed them by first the DETERMINER- A, Th ,an ,etc Opinion- good,bad ,etc Size -SMALL,big SHAPE -rectangular,circular ,etc Age -ancient new etc Color -Blue ,red ,etc …And many more factorsSo here it should be small, rectangular, blue toy was placed in the toy box |
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