English Verb Tenses, Conditionals, and Relative Pronouns
English Verb Tenses
Present Simple
Usage
- Habitual actions, general truths
Form
- Subject + verb (base form)
Adverbs of Frequency
- always, usually, generally, regularly, occasionally, frequently, often, sometimes, rarely, seldom, never.
Time Expressions
- at 10 o’clock, at night, in the morning, on Friday, every week, once a month, how often…?
Stative Verbs
- hope, like, love, prefer, want, dislike, enjoy, hate, believe, forget, guess, know, remember, think, understand, feel, hear, see, smell, sound, taste, touch,
Student Dialogue Examples: Importance, Problems, Exam Preparation
Dialogue 1: Discussing the Importance of a Subject
Friend: Good morning. How are you?
Myself: Good morning. I am fine, but how about you?
Friend: I am also well, by the grace of the Almighty.
Myself: Are you busy now?
Friend: No, but why?
Myself: I want to know about a serious matter.
Friend: I am ready to discuss whatever you wish to know.
Myself: I want to know about [topic]. Could you tell me about it, please?
Friend: Sure, it is part and parcel of our daily life. We cannot express the importance of [
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Societal Well-being: Government, Charities, and Youth Contribution
The Government’s Primary Role in Social Welfare
While charities play an important role in society, they should not be considered a permanent necessity for addressing fundamental human needs. It is the government’s responsibility to ensure that every citizen has access to the essential resources and services required to live with dignity.
- Inefficiency and Inequality: Relying on charities to solve widespread social problems, such as poverty
Decoding ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: Feminist Critique
Key Insights from the Story
- Jane is isolated from everyone but her husband and nurse, confined to a room where her mental state deteriorates, and the yellow wallpaper begins to take on a life of its own.
- She perceives a trapped woman behind the wallpaper, struggling to escape.
- Driven by her delusion, Jane tears down the wallpaper, believing she is freeing the trapped woman.
- Upon discovering Jane’s complete mental breakdown, her husband faints.
Context and Themes
“The Yellow Wallpaper” is a semi-autobiographical
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Common Expressions
- It’s a good idea to learn some basic phrases when traveling to another country.
- It’s helpful to buy a book with some helpful expressions.
- It’s impossible to guess what will happen.
- It’s unreasonable for us to expect everyone else to speak our language.
- It’s easy to learn some basics such as “hello”, “good morning”, and “good night”.
- It’s good manners to say “please” and “thank you”.
- It’s important to take a map.
- Sometimes, it’s hard for us to find a small travel map.
- It is unfortunate
Class 10 English: A Letter to God & Hundred Dresses Q&A
Why Postmaster Sent Money to Lencho?
The postmaster sent money to Lencho to help him during his distress. Hailstones had totally destroyed his corn, and his family would go hungry that year. Lencho had written a letter to God asking for a hundred pesos. To preserve Lencho’s faith in God, the postmaster collected seventy pesos, sent them to Lencho, and signed the letter ‘God’.
Lencho’s View on Missing Money & Irony
Lencho thinks the remaining money was taken by the post office employees. The irony
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