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1. Articles.
2. Mr. K. is  a famous  instrumentalist.
3. He is an Indian.
4. He had a problem in hearing.
5. He can feel the vibrations of the instruments 
6. in an orchestra .
7. I saw a boy. The boy was short and stout.
8. The boy carried an ostrich's egg.
9. The egg was very big.
10. He bought an ice-cream . He put the egg on the floor.
11. The egg broke and a chick came out.
12. An owl came there and picked up the chick and flew away.
13. It started raining and he took an umbrella  from the shop and walked away.
14. He went to an hotel and had his lunch.
15. He was admitted in an hospital.
16. A boy, an egg, an ice-cream, an owl,  and an umbrella are all indefinite articles. silent /mute h too.
17. The is definite . It specifies about a particular person, place thing or animal.
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19. Prepositions'
20. Tom was walking ON  a lonely lane AT  night.
21. There was a car . It broke down.
22. The car owner could not get any help FROM any one.
23. Far DOWN the road there was a hut.
24. We were IN a  dense forest.
25. It started raining. We all ran TO the hut FROM where we were.
26. We stayed IN the hut  TILL  the morning.
27. Then we all came OUT and  got the help FROM a villager.
28. AFTER a day's wait, the car was repaired.
29. Tom also joined them and they all continued On their journey.
30. I saw a cow. It was standing UNDER a tree.
31. It came there FROM its shed.
32. It was OUT grazing IN the field.
33. I saw the tree. There were many birds ON the branches OF the tree.
34. There were many birds. I shot AT one. All the other birds  flew away.
35. There was no bird ON the tree.
36. The same cow gives milk FOR us everyday.
37. It goes back TO its shed by itself.
38. The sky is ABOVE  and the earth is BELOW.
39. I am in BETWEEN.
40. I have a face. My eyes are NEAR my ears.
41. My nose is ABOVE my mouth.
42. My mouth is BELOW my nose.
43. My nose is BETWEEN my eyes and my mouth.
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45. linkers and connectors.
46. THOUGH he  is not fluent in  the language, he speaks confidently.
47. Call me IF in need.
48. BESIDES my brother , we  were all late to school.
49. This is the house THAT was sold by my grand-father.
50. SINCE I  was late I missed the bus.
51. Inform me AS SOON  As  you reach the station.
52. You can start late BUT you must not be late in reaching there.
53. Start studying BUT with more concentration.
54. WHILE  you study, don't watch the T.V. serials too.
55. IN CASE you need any help, you can bank upon me.
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A Psalm of Life BY HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW

1. Tell me not, in mournful numbers,
      Life is but an empty dream!
2. Mournful numbers ------ sad songs
3. Life is an empty dream- for those who  are depressed and dejected.
4. Life is real! Life is earnest!
5. The poet  looks upon life as a real thing.Life is real and not a dream.
6. You can come only once  as a human being. you do not know what will be your next birth.
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   Not enjoyment, and not sorrow,

      Is our destined end or way;
8. Destined end-   journey  is  the journey of life.
9. But to act, that each to-morrow

      Find us farther than to-day.
10. You must act to-day itself.Tomorrow is yet to come.
11. The poet  is optimistic  and says to-day's  work will surely create a better  tomorrow.
12. Still, like muffled drums, are beating

       Funeral marches to the grave.
13. Our hearts - beat like  muffled drums.
14. . To wrap up, as in a blanket or shawl, for warm "muffled drums";"the muffled noises of the street"; "muted trumpets"
15. In the world’s broad field of battle,

       In the bivouac of Life,
16. Bivouac----Temporary camp made by soldiers.
17. This is a metaphor.
18. Be not like dumb, driven cattle!

       Be a hero in the strife!
19. Strife---- struggles
20. Hero in a strife-----You must be bold enough to take things boldly and face the challenges and struggles.
21. And, departing, leave behind us

       Footprints on the sands of time;
22. Footprints in the sands of time.
23. The achievers leave their footprints in the   history the sand of time.
24. ,A forlorn and shipwrecked brother,

       Seeing, shall take heart again.
25. Take Heart- have perseverance and indomitable spirit to work more harder. and succeed.
26. Life is real! Life is earnest!

       And the grave is not its goal;
27. God has given this life to achieve and leave the footprints behind.
28. Life is real and Grave is not the end  that is the Death.(grave-death)
29. Art is long and Time is fleeting.
30. Learning is endless and life is a learning process.We have a lot to learn.One life is not enough to learn and know about all things in life.
31. Trust no Future, howe’er pleasant!

       Let the dead Past bury its dead!
32. Forget the past and live in the present  and expect the best and best only in future.
33. Life is for living,smiling, laughing ,achieving and enjoying
34. You cannot think of taking birth once again as a human being.
35. Make the very best of the present and leave the tomorrow to take care of itself.
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37. Still like the muffled drums----- simile
38. Still achieving, still pursuing,

       Learn to labor and to wait.
39. Learn and labor    L repeated - words in alliteration.
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41.  Sailing o’er life’s solemn main,   sailing.solemn s repeat alliteration
42. GRAVe and GOAL   g repeat  alliteration
43. Dust thou art, to dust returnest,

       Was not spoken of the soul.
44. Man you have been made out of the elements of the earth and when dead you will be entering the grave and become dust again.
45. From dust you came and to the dust you return.
46. Rhyming words : brave/grave
47. Dump.driven cattle  d/d repeat alliteration.
48. Life/life  grave/goal alliteration.
49. Soul and slumbers  s repeat   alliteration.
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51. Rhyme scheme> ab,ab,ab,ab
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53. Message of the poem A Psalm of Life.
54. Live a life that is worth living.
55. Don't get dejected and depressed and say life is an empty
56. dream.
57. you have been sent in this world by the graceful God to enjoy all the things he created and live in this world as a trustee .From dust you came and to the dust you will return.
58. When you live ,live for the present and do whatever best you can.
59. Life is a long learning process. you cannot cover the whole world with your small blanket of thinking.
60. Your thinking in limited and God's creation is unlimited.
61. You cannot think of taking birth as a human being once again and visit this world.
62. Life is for living,smiling,laughing achieving and enjoying and leaving your footprints behind in the history.
63. Face the world boldly and do whatever best you can.
64. You have come in this world and one day you  will be in the grave and that is for  sure.Whatever life offers you take it and make the best.
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Noiseless Spider

A Noiseless Patient Spider

1. BY WALT WHITMAN
   A noiseless patient spider,

   I mark’d where on a little promontory it stood isolated,

   Mark’d how to explore the vacant vast surrounding,

   It launch’d forth filament, filament, filament, out of itself,

   Ever unreeling them, ever tirelessly speeding them.

   
   

   And you O my soul where you stand,

   Surrounded, detached, in measureless oceans of space,

   Ceaselessly musing, venturing, throwing, seeking the spheres to connect them,

   Till the bridge you will need be form’d, till the ductile anchor hold,

   Till the gossamer thread you fling catch somewhere, O my soul.
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3. It stands for the spider.
4. Patient -- works noiselessly and patiently
5. isolated-   alone  in a corner, isolated,
6. explore- to search ,to scan
7. promontory--- high point of land standing out from the coast line
8. produces filament.----producing filament
9. Soul- stands  detached and as well as surrounded
10. Musing continuously;;; Human soul does this.idling
11. Gossamer thread---- fine cob-web
12. The soul also throws the gossamer thread.
13. Soul_- surrounded and detached  in measureless space.
14. soul signifies  ceaseless spiritual meditation.
15. The words in alliteration:
16. Forth, filament, filament, filament, 
17. Vacant/vast
18. underlying theme of this poem.
19. Walt Whitman describes a spider beginning to work on its web. It’s doing the trickiest, most uncertain part of the job: trying to lay down the first line. It’s shooting out lots of little strings, trying to get one of them to stick to something. Then, to let you know that this poem isn’t just about a spider, the speaker tells us that this is a metaphor for the soul, which also explores and tries to connect.
20. Whitman focuses on this theme about as directly as he can. The first five lines are all about nature. He uses the spider as an example of how things work in the natural world. The second five lines are all about human life and emotions, and how they might compare to nature. By the end, the two worlds are tied together by this metaphor, and they become hard to pull apart.
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