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what is the format of article writing?

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an umbrella is ______(a/an) useful thing.

what is the correct answer?

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summary of the last lesson

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And for humans , the prognosis is not good - Explain what does Tishani doshi mean by this statement.

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"The sun rises in the east" , is this sentence correct. If not, then what would be the correct sentence ? give reasons also, please

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“A lot can happen in a million years but what a difference a day makes”. Discuss with reference to the lesson.
Chapter: The journey to the end of the Earth

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i simply need an article on travel and tourism

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Write an article on Laughter-The Best Medicine in about 150 words

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From chapter - A question of trust (Footprints Without Feet).

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Essay on travel and tourism

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Insert 'a ' or 'an' where require in the gaps in the following sentences first put cross mark where no article is required.

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English workbook unit 1 solutions class 10

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He has a gentle heart, she said. It is simply that he is homesick and such a large man.
What did Aram's Mother mean to say in the above lines? & Why did she say it?
lesson- The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse by William Saroyan

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Subject: English, asked on on 22/2/15

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What is the correct sentence cloth is sold by the metre orCloth is sold by a metreplease explain also

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Franz thinks," will they make them sing in German, even the pigeons?"What could this mean?

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The author calls her two-week stay in Antarctica, ‘a chilling prospect’. How far do you think is she justified? What other features of the Antarctic environment are highlighted?

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What does this mean
"That's a nice box," i heard my own voice. it was a strange voice. As though each sound was different in this room.
This is from The Address class 11 Snapshots

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Subject: English, asked on on 8/12/13

speech on art and aesthetics

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What impression do you get of Anne Frank?s character from the extract ?From
the Diary of Anne Frank??

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write a notice about 50 words informing students of an inter class science quiz ?

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Subject: English, asked on on 1/5/15

All living things are made up of cells. Cell is the basic unit of life. Living organisms that are made up of only one cell are called unicellular such as Amoeba, Chlamydomonas, bacteria, etc. Those made up of many cells are called multicellular. A complex multicellular organism is made up of trillions of cells.
All living things require food for growth and development. It also gives them energy for sustaining life processes. For example, plants manufacture their own food by the process of photosynthesis. Such organisms are called autotrophs. Animals, on the other hand, depend on plants and other animals for their food. They are called heterotrophs.
All living things grow. Growth can be easily observed in all plants and animals. Living things either produce new cells or their pre-existing cells increase in size and hence they grow. In animals, growth stops as they reach their adult stage while the plants keep on growing throughout their life.
All living things respire. Respiration is a process that includes breathing. The movement of air in and out of the body and vice-versa is known as breathing.
For example, animals such as earthworms breathe through their skin; fish use gills for breathing; and plants exchange gases through tiny pores called stomata, which are present mainly on the surface of leaves. Respiration is a two stage process. It has two stages:
External respiration − This is the process of breathing i.e., taking in oxygen and giving out carbon dioxide.
Internal respiration − In this stage, oxygen taken in is utilised to produce energy.
All living organisms respond to stimuli.
Do you know what stimulus is?

Stimuli are certain changes in the surroundings that cause an organism to respond to them. For example, animals such as cockroaches hide as soon as the light is switched on.

Plants such as Mimosa pudica (touch-me-not) close their leaves when touched.

Let us now perform the following activity to understand how plants respond to stimuli.

Take a potted plant and keep it in a room at a slight distance from the window. Sunlight must enter through the window during the day time. Water this plant regularly for a few days.

You will observe that the stem of the plant bends towards the sunlight.

This proves that living organisms react to stimuli.

All living organisms excrete.
What is excretion?

A part of the food we eat is utilised by the body while the rest is removed from the body.

The process of getting rid of waste materials from the body is known as excretion. This process occurs in both plants and animals. In animals, waste products such as urea are excreted in urine; and carbon dioxide, which is also a waste product, is excreted by lungs. In plants, the wastes are converted into harmless substances such as gum, resins, etc.

All living organisms reproduce. Some animals produce eggs while others give birth to young ones. Plants, on the other hand, reproduce by producing spores or seeds.
Do you know?

Mammals such as humans, cats, dogs etc., which give birth to young ones, are called viviparous animals.
Animals such as hens, crocodiles, insects, etc., which produce eggs, are called oviparous animals.
All living organisms can move. It should be noted that all living organisms can move. While animals can move from one place to another with the help of special locomotory organs such as limbs, plants show movement in the form of movement of root towards earth, bending of flowers in sunflower plant towards light, etc. The energy for movement comes from within the organism.
All living organisms have a definite life span. All organisms have a definite life span. Organisms are born; they grow, and finally die. Some organisms have a short life span such as bacteria that live for only 20 to 25 minutes while some organisms have a longer life span such as tortoise that live up to 150 years.
We can now distinguish between living and non-living things.

Living things

Non-living things

They are made up of cells. They are not made up of cells.
They show movement, but the energy for movement comes from within the organism. They show movement by taking external force or energy.
They require food. They do not require food.
Growth in them is irreversible. Growth is reversible.
Respiration occurs in them for oxidising food to release energy. They do not require respiration.
Reproduction occurs in living things. Non-living things do not reproduce.
Differences between plants and animals

Plants

Animals

They can make their own food by the process of photosynthesis. They are autotrophs. They cannot make their own food. They are heterotrophs.
They show movement, but cannot show locomotion i.e., they cannot change their position from one place to another. They show movement as well as locomotion.
They show response to stimuli, but lack sense organs. They also show response to stimuli and have well-developed sense organs.
They grow throughout their life. They stop growing once they reach their adult form.

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article on junk food-a helth hazard

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Please answer

Q. The chapter 'The portrait of lady' displays the sad reality of old age in which the people face loneliness and seclusion. It gets you thinking about the pain of old age. Write an article about the struggle and pains of old age in about 200 - 250 words

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Subject: English, asked on on 11/7/12

Name of the Writer of this nursery poem??

jony jony yes papa

eating sugar no papa

telling lies no papa

open ur mouth ha! ha! ha!!!!

IF ANYONE KNOW HIS WRITER PL... ANSWER IT???

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Who is Max? What makes him menacing?
Book: Footprints Without Feet
The
Midnight
Visitor

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Subject: English, asked on on 24/11/14

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Do not judge the book by its cover or Appearances are often deceptive. Discuss the relevance of these two sayings with reference to the story ?The Midnight Visitor.?
Book: Footprints Without Feet

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Subject: English, asked on on 24/10/19

II. The following passages have not been edited. There is one error in sac
Write the incorrect word and the correction against the correct que
number. Remember to underline the word you have supplied.

1. Homeopathy, who was developed in

2.Germany in the early 19th century, have

3.over ten lakh practitioners at India today-

4.more than anywhere else in the world. There is

5.about 130 homoeopathic colleges spreading

6all over the country for present. A

7.Calcutta Medical College and Hospital, founded
in 1881, is the oldest and biggest in India.

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article on love, faith and trust that we have learnt from the two boys of the lesson TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA

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Subject: English, asked on on 23/2/20

It's a nice collection too, blocks of four of practically every U.S. issue, first-day covers, and so on. President Roosevelt collected stamps too, you know.

what does these lines means? (Vistas Chapter 1 - The Third Level)

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Subject: English, asked on on 30/10/12

answer of workbook class 10 interact in english cbse qC.3. Given below is a picture of a beautiful scene you saw on your trip to

Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Write an email to your friend Harsh, in

Bangalore, describing the scene. To help you write your e-mail, first

match the determiners in the box with items from the picture. (X

indicates that the word does not require a determiner.) Apart from the

determiners given in the box, you can also use other suitable determiners.

7

CBSE

. two, three (etc), an, a, the, several, many, very little, every, each, X

__________mango groves

__________ghats

__________river ganga

__________prayer flags

__________team of security officials

__________sand

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write a letter to the director of your city zoo expressing your concern about the death of some animals i the zoo due to the unhygenic conditions in the enclosures for the animals

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Hari Singh didn?t board the express and returned to Anil. Why did he return? On what values does this incidence put light on? 8 marker
The thief's story, Footprints without feet

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The Ailing Planet : The Green Movement's Role

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Write an autobiography of a river in 2000 words?

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the third level of the Grand Central station is nothing but a convenient excuse for escapism justify this statement in about 150 words

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reason for the old people being harassed ,abused and abandoned in India

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send a formal invitation to sh. bhiahami sahni, a renowned hindi writer and the maker of the controversial film tamas to speak on communal harmony and national integration .Imagine yourself as SK kapur , secretary chandigarh

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information technology subject code 402/462 class 10 sample papers 2017 - 2018.

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Q. Explain the last line of the poem "A Photograph" "Its silence silences"

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Water is precious and we should stop wastage. Prepare a poster in not more than 50 words urging people to employ various methods of rain water harvesting in their own localities.

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Write a story begining with"the bird worked hard through the summer....."

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You are Ashok, you have recently started a centre for personality development for school children. Draft an advertisement to be published in a local daily about it, giving all relevant details, not more than 50 words.

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It was because they were sorry too, that they had not gone to school more.” Education tells men how to think, how to work properly, how to make decisions. Through education only one can make a separate identity. It is most important.’ These are the sentiments of an educator. After reading, “The last lesson”, and these words you realise that it is important to take one’s education seriously and consider oneself more fortunate than those who do not have the opportunity to attend school. As Head boy of the school, you decide to address the students in the school assembly and talk to them about appreciating the fact that one is privileged to be in school. You wish to discuss the merits of a good education and how it will hold one in good stead in one’s life. Write the speech in about 120- 150 words.

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ANYBODY PLZ EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING . ITS VERY URGENT.

1.The thought was almost revolting.

2.An expanse of pure white serenity.

3.A veritable bedlam of chirrupings.

4. Frivolous rebukes.

5. The sagging skins of the dilapidated drum.

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NO FEAR BY ELLA ADKINS. I WANT VIDEO CLIP OF THIS PLAY. WILL U HELP ME OR SUGGEST ANY WEB TO RETRIVE IT?