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You can find a detailed Malayalam explanation of this chapter on my Youtube Channel. While we read a. ‘My delight in my new clothes, however, was mixed….’ Why does the child have mixed feelings...
1 What is the significance of the line ‘Nothing can ever happen twice’?In life no two experiences are exactly the same. Each day brings with it new experiences, challenges and opportunities. That means nothing...
Questions from the portion While we read are given below. You can find a detailed Malayalam explanation of this chapter on my Youtube Channel. a. Why do you think Gandhiji was considered the spiritual...
What is the occasion of Mark Antony’s speech?Mark Antony delivered the speech on the occasion of Caesar’s funeral. Caesar had been killed by his friend Brutus and his men. 2. What is the purpose...
Debts of Gratitude penned by Nobel laureate Selma Lagerlof is an autobiographical work. It is actually a moving speech that she delivered while receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature. Here she is envisioning a...
You can watch a detailed Malayalam explanation of this chapter on my Youtube Channel. While you read a. Why does the sight of the old man frighten Pelayo? Pelayo was frightened by the sight...
While We Read 1. Why couldn’t granny properly see through her glasses? Her glasses were old, scratched and spotted. So, she couldn’t see properly through them. 2. Why didn’t Granny want to be parted...
Side Questions a. What was the officer’s attitude to Szpilman? The officer was kind and compassionate. He was a German and he suspected that the man hiding in the attic was a Jew. Still,...
Fill in the blanks with an ing form or a past participle. Ing forms can be gerunds or present participles. When they are used like nouns, they are gerunds. When they are used like...
Here we are starting a new series of lessons for those preparing for the position of assistants at various companies, corporations or universities. Science and technology Carbohydrates are some of the most abundantly occurring...
A proper noun is the name of a particular person, place, country, language or religion. Proper nouns always begin with capital letters. Examples are: Raju, France, Kerala, Malayalam, Arabic, Saudi Arabia and Persian. In...