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Autumn is the season when most of the leaves getting separated from the trees. It is the season that comes right after summer and comes right before winter. This season is specifically known as fall as many leaves fall from the trees and birds migrate to some other places. So, the word fall explains the season autumn.

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Underlined the preposition and identify their types. 1. He lives on Park Street. 2. The entire class was quite during the lecture. 3.My parents have been married since 1970. 4.The cat hid under the Bed. 5. The aeroplane flew above the cloud. 6. There is a car parked in front of the building. 7. we were looking for you yesterday. 8. I have been talking about you. 9. A bee hovered over the sunflower. 10. I will see you at home in the evening.

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Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions of place or position. 1. There is a pilled of books............... the table. 2. The helicopter hovered............... the house. 3. He stood.................the mirror and looked at his grey hair. 4. Tupil sat..................her brother in the cinema hall ,holding his hands tightly . 5.Leave the keys .................the door mate.

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Swapna Boina 5 years ago

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Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions of time. 1. I have a meeting..................9 am tomorrow. 2. It has been raining.................yesterday. 3. Let us go out ...............lunch time. 4. Do your work ............ Saturday? 5. You can experience snowfall in the hills ............. December.

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Find the evidence from the lesson the aahes that made trees bloom that good farmers love dog

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Underline the adjective in following sentences and state there type.(1).These is not any sugar test.

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Pratham Saxena 5 years ago

PAdu

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I don't no

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Write a story using proverb and there are 20 proverb in a story ? Please tell answer fast it's urgent

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you are mukul/priya. Your friend wishes to go abroad for permanent settlement whereas his/her father has asked you to persuade your friend not to go abroad .Write a letter to your friend in this regard.

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Vikas Shakya Vikas 5 years ago

Sdt

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Who was the wounded man?

Posted by Ritik Raj 5 years ago

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Navroopdeep Kaur 5 years ago

The wounded or bearded man was the enemy of the king who swore to revenge him for seizing of his property and putting his brother to death

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Bhumika Mishra 5 years ago

Kings anime

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Small summary of the lesson The Desert

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Kalpana Rajesh 5 years ago

The Desert Summary In English Most people believe that the desert is an endless stretch of land. They thin. that it is dry, hot, waterless and without shelter. The specialists, however, see the desert as a beautiful place. For them a desert is the home of a variety of people, animals and plants. True, that it does not always have a cover of grass. The rain is rare. But when it does, the desert becomes as beautiful as any tropical garden. A desert may sometimes have mountains and hills. It may have an oasis also. A desert can be hot like the Thar or cold like Ladakh. In general, when a place has little or no water and vegetation, people call it a desert. Sand dunes are found in those deserts which are almost totally without water. These dunes keep on shifting across the desert. All creatures need water. The animals and plants of the desert are able to survive on less water. A camel can do without water for days together. The reason is that a camel can drink a lot of water at one time. Now camels do not sweat, so they retain the water they drink for a long time.

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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago

Most people believe that the desert is an endless stretch of land. They thin. that it is dry, hot, waterless and without shelter. The specialists, however, see the desert as a beautiful place. For them a desert is the home of a variety of people, animals and plants.

True, that it does not always have a cover of grass. The rain is rare. But when it does, the desert becomes as beautiful as any tropical garden.

A desert may sometimes have mountains and hills. It may have an oasis also. A desert can be hot like the Thar or cold like Ladakh. In general, when a place has little or no water and vegetation, people call it a desert. Sand dunes are found in those deserts which are almost totally without water. These dunes keep on shifting across the desert.

All creatures need water. The animals and plants of the desert are able to survive on less water. A camel can do without water for days together. The reason is that a camel can drink a lot of water at one time. Now camels do not sweat, so they retain the water they drink for a long time.

Smaller desert animals get their water from the moisture in the things they eat. So some of them get the water they need from the animals they eat. Those who don’t eat meat, eat plants and seeds. Thus they get the needed water from plant juices.

In our cities and villages, the climate is humid. The moisture in the air acts like a blanket. It protects the earth from the hot rays of the sun. So the earth is not very hot during the day. The same cover doesn’t let the heat go out during the night. So the earth is not very cold during the night. Thus the variation in temperature during the 24 hours is not much. Since there is no such cover in the desert, there is much variation between the day and night temperature there. The temperature rises much during the day. In the same way, it falls much during the night.

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Tejas Kumar Singh 5 years ago

Yo yo honey Singh likh do ge toh tumhe full mask millegi

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Summary of the lesson The desert

Posted by Brunda Brunda.D.K 5 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago

True, that it does not always have a cover of grass. The rain is rare. But when it does, the desert becomes as beautiful as any tropical garden.

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Brunda Brunda.D.K 5 years ago

Small summary of the lesson The Desert

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The summary of the lesson The Desert

Posted by Deekshitha S.E 5 years ago

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Brunda Brunda.D.K 5 years ago

Go to Google and search

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Smrutirekha Raul 5 years ago

Most people believe that the desert is an endless stretch of land. They think that it is dry, hot, waterless and without shelter. The specialist, however, see the desert as a beautiful place. For them a desert is the home of a variety of people, animals and plants. True, that it does not always have a cover of grass. The rain is rare. But when it does, the desert becomes as beautiful as any tropical garden. A may sometimes have mountains and hills. It may have an oasis also. A desert can be hot like the Thar or cold like Ladakh. In general, when a place has little or no water and vegetation, people call it a desert. Sand dunes are found in those deserts which are almost totally without water. These dunes keep on shifting across the desert. All creatures need water. The animals and plants of the desert are able to survive on less water. A camel can do without water for days together. The reason is that a camel can drink a lot of water at one time. Now camels do not sweat, so they retain the water they drink for a long time. Smaller desert animals get their water from the moisture in the things they eat. So some of them get the water they need from the animals they eat. Those who don't eat meat, eat plants and seeds. Thus they get get the needed water from plant juices. In our cities and villages, the climate is humid. The moisture in the air acts like a blanket. It protects the earth from the hot rays of the sun. So the earth is not very during the day. The same cover doesn't let the heat go out during the night. So the earth is not very cold during the night. Thus the variation in temperature during the 24 hours is not much. Since there is no such cover in the desert, there is much variation between the day and night temperature there. The temperature rises much during the day. In the same way, it falls much during the night.

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I want good letter to write for exam.(Both formal and informal)

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Unknown Students 5 years ago

I think you can find it from google

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What was soapy carrying with him a. A stick b. A gun c. An umbrella d. A bag

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B. Janani Sri 5 years ago

An umbrella

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Raksha Harikant 5 years ago

An umbrella

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Why did the pale - faced man call the anarchist fool? This question is from the story - The Stollen Bacillus

Posted by Shreyan Bothra 5 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 5 years ago

The pale faced man called the anarchists fool because he thought if a bottled cholera when released into a supply of drinking water causes terrible death and can devastate a city, then why they use bomb which are difficult to place and have chances to be caught.

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Who is michael

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Atharva Goswami 5 years ago

The name Micheal means Who Is Like God

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Question and answers for 7th english 1st lesson

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Bhumika Mishra 5 years ago

Ye toh aap cbse guide se le le

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Explain future tenses

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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago

If we want to write and speak about things that we think will or could happen in the future, we have to use the future tense. It shows that the timeline of the action hasn’t actually occurred yet, but will later. We discuss all kinds of things about the future, from wishes to predictions; starting tonight, tomorrow, or even 20 years from now, so there are different types of future <a href="https://englishsentences.com/tenses/" title="tenses">tenses</a> to help share them all. But, the future tense is special, because unlike the past and present tenses, it doesn’t have its own verb forms.

2. Examples of Future Tense

The future tense can be expressed in a variety of ways. Here are some of the most common:

I will write a book. Simple Future
He will be writing a book. Future Continuous
They will have written the book. Future Perfect
We will have been writing the book in class. Future Perfect Continuous

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essay writing on Covid 19.Write an essay on AWARENESS ON CORONA VIRUS

Posted by Saurav Das 5 years ago

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Raksha Harikant 5 years ago

COVID – 19 | The Coronavirus, a pandemic has made us realize that we all are connected and this entire world is a family. Although connected, medical experts have suggested social distancing as one of the perfect solution to fight against the new evil. Our honourable Prime Minister – Narendra Modi Ji indicated how COVID-19 chain can be splintered with the 21 days country lock-down. But to flatten the curve of COVID-19, the lock-down must be respected & accepted by 130 crore Indians altogether. Youth in India constitutes about more than one-fourth of the total population. We as a responsible youth of this country should participate in this battle against the zoonotic disease. Now, let’s understand the role of youth in this battle. To name some of them from the canvas of history – Lenin, the Russian youth had a major contribution to the Russian revolution Likewise Mazzini & Bhagat Singh also contributed their role for the country. This battle can be won by helping the government in this time of exigency. We can spread the right awareness in our Dosti, Family, XYZ, etc. 24 * 7 Watsapp group with the right information about the Virus. Watsapp/Social media groups always have as much as traffic on our roads. Let’s spread the right music among our acquaintances during this situation. Every religious activity has been on halt in lieu of corona-virus outbreak, Still if we see any of the gathering around. It’s our responsibility to guide and report if required. The Constitution of India, is the holy book for every Indian citizen & every-order must be accepted as a commandment. We live in a democracy & we have every right to put our thoughts on the table but this is the time to unite and stand with our government. Admittedly, there is much blot about being tested positive for COVID-19 and facing quarantine for a couple of week(s). But “Whatever gets measured gets managed”, If the positive cases are effectively measured, we shall be able to contain the outbreak effectively. So it’s our responsibility to spread the right kind of awareness within the family, society or acquaintances rather than wasting time on optional stuff. The outbreak of corona-virus has also affected the mental health of humans as everyone reacts differently to stressful situations. So in this hour of stress/anxiety let’s spread the right knowledge, right humours, right videos and ensure them that we are going to win this battle. To understand better “It is not the Corona-virus which is dangerous but it is the quick spread which is a threat”. Let’s us do our part and participate in this battle by staying at home.

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Simran Kumari 5 years ago

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Please give before 5pm

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who was the actual owneed of chappals

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Bhumika Mishra 5 years ago

Gopu mama

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ChaCha ni

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who are the two men talking

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Ishaan Srivastava 5 years ago

Arun and Yashika are Talking about Mohan serious ingury

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The king was dissatisfied because he didn't got the answer of all questions

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He his lessons regularly

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Ishaan Srivastava 5 years ago

けしぬ

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Hai

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Haujekdhnwizhw

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Opposite of common

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Navroopdeep Kaur 5 years ago

Unusual or rare

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Rare

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Different

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unusual, or rare

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Rani is guilty of eating the entire cake- tell kind of verb.

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Ishaan Srivastava 5 years ago

Eating

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Thanks

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Eating

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Eating

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I want that the basic concepts of English gramar class 7th

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Meaning of lighter

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Ishaan Srivastava 5 years ago

LIGHTER CIGRATE

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not of great weight or having a lot of light

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In what way has the meaning of the term Hindustan changed over the centuries. ?

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From sindhu to hindu . It became hindustan Hindu is not a religion. We belong to Sanatan Dharma. Muslim or arab rulers mispronounced sindhu as hindu. Then Britishers continued the same term. Then it came on official records. So it is continuing as hindustan And sindu comes from the people living near sindhu (Indus) river. People of indus valley civilization Earlier the name was Bharata. Bha means Bhav Ra means Raag Ta means taal The country who hv understood the bhav (expression ) of universe and knows the perfect raag ( to match individual expression with the expression of universe ). Bcz then only the life will dance ( taal ) effortlessly. For this whole thing we can use the word Sanskara.

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Gaurav Seth 5 years ago

In the thirteenth century the term "Hindustan" meant the areas of Punjab, Haryana and the lands between the Ganga and Yamuna. The term was used in the political sense for lands that were a part of the dominions of the Delhi Sultan. The areas included in this term shifted with the extent of the Sultanate but the term never included south India. In the early sixteenth century Babur used Hindustan to describe the geography, the fauna and the culture of the inhabitants of the subcontinent. While the idea of a geographical and cultural entity like 'India' did exist, the term "Hindustan" did not carry the political and national meanings which we associate with it today. Today we understand the term "Hindustan" as "India", the modern nation-state.

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