🌟APPRECIATION OF THE POEM: The Pulley (Unit Two 2.4)🌟 The poem ‘The Pulley’ has been written by George Herbert. Each stanza of the poem has five lines. The rhyme scheme of the poem is a-b-a-b-a. The main figure of speech used in the poem is Metaphor. The ‘glass of blessings’ signifies the sum of all […]
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🌟APPRECIATION OF THE POEM: Animals (Unit Two 2.1)🌟 The poem ‘Animals’ has been penned by Walt Whitman. The poet has broken away from the conventional use of a rhyme scheme and has written the poem in free verse. The chief figure of speech used in the poem is Repetition. Lines such as ‘They do not
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🌟APPRECIATION OF THE POEM: All the World’s a Stage (Unit One 1.4)🌟 The poem ‘All the World’s a Stage’ is by William Shakespeare. It is taken from Shakespeare’s play ‘As you like it’. It is a monologue by one of the characters in the play. The poem is written in blank verse i.e. there is
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🌟APPRECIATION OF THE POEM: Where the mind is without fear (Unit One 1.1)🌟 The poem ‘Where the mind is without fear’ is by Rabindranath Tagore. The poem is written in free verse without any rhyme scheme or consistent metre. There are many figures of speech e.g. Repetition, Metaphor, Alliteration, etc. An important figure of speech
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🌟Alphabetical Order Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest🌟 Write the following words in alphabetical order: Potent, globally, monumental, epitomeCorrect order: epitome, globally, monumental, potent Understand, steward, window, squireCorrect order: squire, steward, understand, window Preserverance, withers, majesty, oystersCorrect order: majesty, oysters, preserverance, withers Beforehand, bearded, breathed, bodyguardCorrect order: bearded, beforehand, bodyguard, breathed
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🌟Hidden Word Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest🌟 Publisher – publish, brush, blush, slurp Monumental – monument, moment, metal, mount, meant Confidently – confident, confide Perseverance – preserve, serve, severe, persevere Proclamation – motion, roam, crop, lion Devastating – vast, taste, gate, stain Intergovernmental – governmental, government, meant, team Perspective –
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🌟Compound Word Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest🌟 Courtyard Blackhead Undertake Warfare Photograph Backwards Classroom Anything Motherland Everything Noteworthy Worldwide
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🌟Collocation Word Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest🌟 Stray dog Whole sentence Greedy man Every opportunity Ticket office Walked slowly Light drizzle Spirits rose Appealing way Right time Most important Frail and weak Simple clothes Moaning feebly Warm blood Eyes closed Gazing intently Fell asleep Made peace Took leave Old man
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Collocation Word Examples – From All Chapters of Navneet Class 10 Digest 🌟Collocation🌟 Collocation What is a Collocation? A collocation happens when two or more words are used together in a way that sounds natural in English. These word pairs are commonly used together in everyday speech or writing. When we combine certain words, they
🌟Make two sentences of your own to show the difference of Homograph🌟 👋 Introduction Hello kids!Today we will learn about some special words called homographs. Homographs are words that look the same when we write them 📝, but they have different meanings. It’s like one word doing two different jobs! 🔸 For example, the word
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