Grammar American & British

Friday, December 31, 2021

Composition & Essay Writing [ 91 ] Gardening , Patriotism

 91 - ] Composition & Essay Writing

Gardening

                        Garden is a piece of property near or around our house where various trees, flowers, fruits, vegetables and so on are cultivated. There are many types of garden, including flower garden, fruit garden, vegetable garden, botanical garden, and medicinal herb garden. People like growing fruit or vegetable gardens near their homes. These gardens are known as gardens of the kitchen. Some of the colleges also have their own gardens to work in for their learners.              Gardening is a good and enjoyable pastime. Each garden is surrounded by a fence. Usually, fences are made of wood or bamboo. The green fence is raised around the garden sometimes.

               The garden is split into various parts. Each section is split into beds. Every bed is surrounded by an earthen uplift. For flower crops, fruit trees, vegetables, and medicinal herbs, some parts are intended. In distinct seasons, people raise distinct types of vegetables. Pumpkin, gourd, bitter gourd, garlic, tomato, snake gourd, brinjal, bean, pea, cabbage, turnip, cauliflower, radish, spinach, ladyfinger, etc. It is also possible to grow fruit trees such as apples, chickoos, plums, etc. In addition, it is possible to grow various types of shrubs, creepers, and trees in a garden. Everything comes under the kingdom of plants.

                       People are spotting gardens, rooting grasses, preparing beds, sowing seeds, planting trees and watering crops on frequent bases. By working both morning and evening, they keep the garden neat and tidy. The manure the gardens as well. It is very essential to take care of insect crops in the garden. For the crops, insects can be dangerous. On the crops, flowers, and fruits, they lay eggs. Sprinkling insecticides can destroy these eggs. In the soil, lime is occasionally blended to kill the germs and bacteria in it. So the soil’s fertility improves.

                        While many crops grow in the wild, in their homes or yards, individuals also grow and grow certain crops, bushes, and trees. This activity is referred to as gardening. Although it may seem to some as a hobby, the reality is that gardening is truly quite useful and therefore essential to us. Gardening is an activity that is quite physical. It includes weeding, plant watering, mulching, trellising, and harvesting–all of which involve the gardener’s physical labor. It, therefore, becomes a great complement to your workout routine.                    Gardening is a very practical activity as well. You can develop your own vegetables and fruits so that you have good food on the table. Aesthetic gardening appeals to the need for beauty in human beings. Ornamental gardening is happy with beauty to our side. Furthermore, flowers are a component of most occasions like births, anniversaries, weddings, birthdays and funerals.

Patriotism

                     Patriotism refers to the passionate love one has for their country. This virtue pushes to citizens of a country to work for their country selflessly and make it better. A truly developed country is made up of true patriots. In other words, patriotism means keeping the country’s interest first and then thinking about oneself. Patriotism can be specifically seen during times of war. Moreover, it helps in building the nation stronger. There are other significances of patriotism as well.

                       Usually, we refer to our country as our motherland. This further proves that we must have the same love for our country as we have for our mother. After all, our country is no less than a mother; it nurtures us and helps us grow. Everyone must possess the virtue of patriotism as it makes it better. In addition, it also enhances the life quality of the citizens. It does that by making people work for the collective interest of the country. When everyone works for the betterment of the country, there would be no conflict of interest. Thus, a happier environment will prevail. After that, peace and harmony will be maintained through patriotism. When the citizens have the spirit of brotherhood, they will support one another. Hence, it will make the country more harmonious.

                  In short, patriotism does have great importance in developing the country. It eliminates any selfish and harmful motives which in turn lessens corruption. Similarly, when the government becomes free of corruption, the country will develop faster.

                In conclusion, there are just a few examples of those who may be called patriots of the country. They live for their country and do not hesitate before devoting their lives to it. They fight its enemies and also work hard to raise its banner high soaring in the sky of glory . They are existent through the history of every country . Every country in the world has its patriots . These names are shining examples for the generations to come. We must possess patriotism and work for our motherland to see it succeed.           





Composition & Essay Writing [ 90 ] Unity Is Strength , Cruelty To Animals ,

 

90 - ] Composition & Essay Writing .

Unity is Strength

                          In today’s time where there is cut-throat competition everywhere and every individual is trying to apply his or her method to reach on top, very few recognize the importance of proverb ‘Unity is strength’. Also, this proverb has now become confined to inspirational books and motivational lectures. So, very few people actually understand the importance and thus it’s application in their lives. But these people that are actually more satisfied as well as content in their lives that actually applies it.

                   This proverb also applies when it comes to relationships. People nowadays are so blinded by the success and the power that they want to be ahead of their colleagues, relatives, and friends. Thus, they get into professional as well as personal rivalries with each other most of the times so, they do not understand that they cannot move ahead as well as enhance their skills, knowledge, and help each other. Thus, when we go against our team-mates and start to compete with them in an office setting, then people from another team will benefit from the situation. Also, another reason here people grow apart because of mistrust. This becomes true especially when it comes to the husband-wife relationship. Also, here we often see couples doubting each other always. So, they start to question small things and doubt them of lying or cheating. So, outsiders take advantage of these type of situations. Also, they fuel the doubt and thereby create conflict between the two in order to fulfill their own motives. Also, this will not only have a negative impact on the two but also on the kids. So, if the wife and husband stay united and defend each other than no one can create the rift between the two.

                    The proverb also holds true when it comes to society and the nation as a whole. The societies and localities where people stay united are loved by everyone. Thus, people living here meets as well as greets their neighbors with a smile, guard their neighbor’s house, help out each other in crisis, etc. Also, they celebrate each and every function together and conducts other social gatherings every now and then. In the current world, many people are suffering from loneliness as well as depression, these types of neighborhood can be a boon. Similarly, nations around the globe are very busy fighting each other in order to prove that they are better than one another. So, every nation has nuclear weapons and many terrorist organizations have been formed. So, if we stop all these kinds of malpractices than the world will become a much better place to live.


Cruelty to Animal

                       All laws of benevolence prohibit animal cruelty. In the event of livestock, no plea can justify cruelty, as bad creatures can do little to protect themselves. There are many types of cruelty to livestock. It is suffered primarily by those who have little knowledge of how the sensitive equilibrium of nature is to be maintained by different species.

                          At the top of the list is a kind of’ government-sponsored cruelty that is evident from the sorry state of our zoos where animals are kept in cramped cages, some of which’ stink’ so badly that you can’t get the strength to look at the animals more closely. Behind the doors of the laboratory is the most horrifying instance of cruelty — young animals in the laboratory are being tortured in the name of studies and experimentation.

                 In cosmetics, 60,000 chemicals are used and often tested on rats, rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, and monkeys. To determine corneal irritation, corrosive chemicals are injected into the eyes. In order to determine tissue deterioration, animals are frozen in ice and put on hot plates. Every year, about ten million animals are murdered in experiments. Other cases of worldwide reported cruelty include rare species such as Liver Ridley tortoises becoming enmeshed in the trawler’s nets, leading in suffocation, or spinal tailed lizards Sold to create aphrodisiacs. In the presence of prospective clients, their necks are snapped. The fins of the sharks are sliced and the bad animals flow back into the ocean to die a painful death. Frog legs are also cut, which are handled as a delicacy. Also, the juvenile chiru deer fur is used to make’ shawls’ of exotic toosh. Despite hundreds of animals and birds being trapped and killed in the name of custom and tradition, despite the laws.

                 There is legislation specified solely to save the rare and rapidly decreasing species. For example, the Constitution’s Article 15A(G) aimed at protecting and improving the natural environment. The Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 is another comparable law. But the anomaly is that there is not enough implementation of any of this legislation. Also, the Wildlife Protection Act, for example, was revised in 1991, but it could not stop India’s exotic bird trade. Obviously, regulations alone are unable to safeguard animals from extinction. It will only occur if we learn to love and acknowledge the sanctity of both human and animal life types.

Thursday, December 30, 2021

Vocabulary Tests [ 92 ] Test Ninety Two

92 - ] Vocabulary Tests

 

Test Ninety Two .

Politics And Government

1 - ] The mistakes in these sentences have been underlined for you . Suggest a correct or better alternative for each mistake . The first one has been done for you .

0 . The new law effects today .                           0 . comes into effect

1 . The paper is running an action against the new privacy laws .  1 . -------------------

2 . Are you interested in British civilization ?                                   2 . -------------------

3 . The Minister was the victim of a combine against him .              3 . ------------------

4 . We’re electing a new party conductor .                                          4 . ----------------

5 . We must join ourselves to win the next election .                          5 . ----------------

6 . Are you a member of the Preservative Party ?                             6 . -----------------

7 . They’ll have to control  your passport before they let you in .    7 . ----------------

8 . Conversations about trade agreements are continuing .              8 . ----------------

9 . They’ve set up centers to council the unemployed .                      9 .----------------

10 . Has he got the necessary qualities to direct the country ?        10 . --------------

11 . The government was chosen with a small majority .                 11 . --------------

12 . She’s one of the greatest faces in modern politics .                    12 . --------------

13 . Are you a member of the Labor Faction ?                                  13 . -------------

14 . The folk will be voting on May 14 th .                                          14 . -------------

15 . Dictators have a lot of craft .                                                         15 . -------------

16 . What is the basis of political force  ?                                            16 . -------------

17 . A dictator rules by strength .                                                        17 . -------------

18 . Do you know all the words of our National Hymn ?                  18 . -------------

19 . The great forces decide the destiny of smaller nations .             19 . --------------

20 . We pay imposition on everything .                                                20 . --------------

Answer Key

1 . a campaign 2 . life and institutions 3 . conspiracy 4 . leader 5 . unite

6 . Conservative 7 . check 8 . Discussions 9 . counsel 10 . lead 11 . elected

12 . figures 13 . Party 14 . people 15 . power 16 . power / strength 17 . force

18 . Anthem 19 . powers 20 . tax(es)

      

2 - ] The mistakes in these sentences have been underlined for you . Suggest a correct or better alternative for each mistake .

1 . An industrious nation needs a lot of capital investment .     1 . -----------------

2 . Civil service department are full of plot .                               2 . ----------------

3 . Paris was discharged in 1945 by the allied forces .                3 . ---------------

4 . The most of people are in favor of a change in the law .       4 . ----------------

5 . There’s been a peaceful manifestation against motorways . 5 . ---------------

6 . What is the date of the annual party lecture ?                        6 . --------------

7 . You have to tackle misery before you tackle crime .              7 . -------------

8 . The German country is a formidable force in Europe .         8 . -------------

9 . She’s been named to lead the party into the next election .    9 . -------------

10 . Whose part are you on ?                                                         10 . -------------

11 . I’m enjoying peasant life now I’ve moved out of Cairo .     11 . ------------

12 . It’s government by the peoples for the peoples  .                  12 .-------------

13 . What’s your political conviction ?                                          13 . -------------

14 . Politic is central to the study of history .                                 14 . -------------

15 . A government must reign or resign .                                      15 . --------------

16 . Britain had a republican government .                                   16 . -------------

17 . The way we are governed affects the whole of community . 17 . --------------

18 . Britain is a small country which is divided into lands .          18 . -------------

19 . Trade Syndicates  defend workers’ interests .                        19 . -------------

Answer Key

1 . industrial 2 . intrigue 3 . liberated 4 . majority 5 . demonstration 6 . conference

7 . poverty 8 . nation 9 . nominated 10 . side 11 . country 12 . people---people

13 . persuasion 14 . Politics 15 . govern 16 . democratic 17 . society 18 . countries

19 . Unions

Vocabulary Tests [ 91 ] Test Ninety One

91 - ] Vocabulary Tests 


Test Ninety One

Experiences , Perception , Thought

Supply the best word or words .

1 . If you overhear someone , you ---------------------

(A) hear something by accident (B) understand something wrongly (C) fail to hear

2 . If you sympathize with someone , you ----------------

(A) like them very much (B) love them (C) share them emotions

3 . If you’re conscientious , you ---------------------

(A) are awake (B) know right from wrong (C) do things seriously and with care

4 . Remarking has to do with ----------------------

(A) seeing (B) saying (C) thinking

5 . A sentimental person ---------------------

(A) has strong feelings (B) arouse strong feelings (C) has feelings that aren’t deep

6 . You are in love , so you have --------------

(A) strong sentiments (B) strong feelings (C) deep senses

7 . You had to survive without food and water for several days , so you had ----------

(A) a terrible adventure (B) a terrible experience (C) a terrible experiment

8 . If you recognize someone , you ----------------

(A) see who they are (B) say who they are (C) see them differently

9 . You can see someone in your mind’s eye . You have an ------------of them .

(A) icon (B) image

10. You’re very anxious . You have ------------------of anxiety .

(A) a sense (B) an impression

11 . If you’re gazing at something you’re looking at it ------------------

(A) steadily (B) with your mouth open (C) in a way that causes offence

12 . Which of these words warns you of danger ? --------------------

(A) Care ! (B) Attention ! (C) Caution !

13 . If something is curious to you , it seems ----------------

(A) unusual (B) foreign (C) exceptional

14 . If you bare curious about something , you are -------------------

(A) peculiar (B) foreign (C) eager to know about it (D) anxious

15 . If you perceive something , you -------------------it .

(A) imagine (B) notice (C) think about (D) have ideas about

Answer Key

1 . A 2 . C 3 . C 4 . B 5 . C 6 . B 7 . B 8 . A 9 . B 10 . A 11 . A 12 . C 13 . A 14 . C 15 . B

Referring To Facts , The Truth

Choose the best explanation in each case .

1 . If you say that a person is disinterested , you mean he or she

(A) has lost interest in something

(B) is not interested in something

(C) has no personal bias when making a decision

2 . Evidence is

(A) information that might be produced in court to support a case .

(B) a statement in court which does not require any proof .

(C) something that is extremely obvious to everybody .

3 . We would use the word effectively

(A) to say that a person really did something .

(B) to describe an activity that produced good results .

(C) like indeed , to ass emphasis to what we say .

4 . If you verify something , you

(A) confirm or show that it is true .

(B) examine it closely .

(C) consider it carefully .

5 . Curiosity refers to

(A) the quality of wanting to know about people and things .

(B) the strangeness of people and things .

(C) a quality of being peculiar or exotic .

6 . Fantasy refers to

(A) dreams that can’t be realized .

(B) the power to make the imagined seem real .

(C) creations that are quite original

7 . You could use the word logical to describe , for example ,

(A) a just or fair request for a rise in salary .

(B)  a sensible investment of money .

(C)  a well-argued case .

8 . A person who is interrogated is probably someone who

(A) has been arrested by the police .

(B) is applying for a job .

(C) is being examined by a doctor .

9 . A rumor  refers to

(A) information that is passed around which may or may not be true .

(B) the reputation of a person who is known to a lot of people .

(C) the qualities that make up a person’s character .

Answer Key

1 . C 2 . A 3 . B 4 . A 5 . A 6 . A 7 . C 8 . A 9 . A 

Vocabulary Tests [ 90 ] Test Ninety

90 - ] Vocabulary Tests

Test Ninety

1  - ] Inversion After Negative Adverbs

Re-write these sentences using the words provided and making necessary changes .

1 . We can’t offer a discount for our services on any account .

On no account ------------------------------------------------------------------------

2 . We had hardly left the house when we had to go back for our passports .

Hardly ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

3 . He little realizes just what it’s going to be like working in a restaurant kitchen .

Little --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4 . There have never been so many beggars on the streets .

Never -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5 . We not only missed our plane , we had to spend a night at the airport as well .

Not only -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

6 . I had no sooner complained than the parcel arrived .

No sooner -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

7 . You seldom see so many people trying to get tickets .

Seldom ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8 . You will understand what true responsibility is only when you become a parent .

Only when ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

9 . They mustn’t be allowed to come in on any condition .

On no condition ----------------------------------------------------------------------

10 . I have no idea what happened to him , and I don’t care , either .

I have no idea what happened to him and neither ---------------------------

11 . We realized , only then , what a mess we had got ourselves into .

Only then -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

12 . You rarely see this variety of butterfly any more .

In no circumstances ---------------------------------------------------------------

13 . You shouldn’t reply to this letter in any circumstances .

In no circumstances ------------------------------------------

Answer Key

1 . On no account can we offer -------- 2 . Hardly had we left ---------------

3 . Little does he realize ---------------   4 . Never have there been ----------

5 . Not only did we miss --------------   6 . No sooner had I complained --------

7 . Seldom do you see ------------

 8 . Only when you become a parent will you understand -------------------                           

 9 . On no condition must they be allowed --------------------

10 . ------------and neither do I care .    11 . Only then did you see ------------

12 . Rarely do you see ----------- 13 . In no circumstances should you reply -------

2 - ] What Sort Of Person Are You ?

Tick ( √ ) (A) or (B)

1 . A sensitive person is one who ---------------------

(A) is very aware of other people’s feelings

(B) has good sense and judgment

2 . If you fantasize about things , you --------------------

(A) daydream about the impossible

(B) often dream when you sleep

3 . You’re a reasonable person , so you’re --------------------

(A) logical

(B) just and fair

4 . You have a lot of curiosity , so you ----------------------

(A) are a very strange person

(B) like to know about everything

5 . You revise your opinions . You ------------------

(A) change them

(B) look at them again

6 . You recall things that happen , so you have ------------------

(A) a lot of souvenirs

(B) a good memory

7 . If you make sense of things , you ---------------------

(A) know they are sensible

(B) can understand things easily

8 . You always calculate what things cost , so you -----------------

(A) work things out accurately

(B) make a good guess

9 . You’re easily moved , so you --------------------

(A) like to go from place to place

(B) are emotional

10 . You’re a mature person , so you’re -------------------------

(A) grown up

(B) ripe

11 . You’re capable of affection , so you ------------------

(A) like to impress others

(B) have feelings of love of people

12 . You’re frank , so you -----------------

(A) like to tell the truth

(B) don’t steal , cheat or lie

13 . You don’t like people who are vulgar because -----------------

(A) they behave badly

(B) they are ordinary

14 . You have a genial nature , so you are ---------------------

(A) very talented

(B) cheerful and friendly

Answer Key

1 . A 2 . A 3 . B 4 . B 5 . A 6 . B 7. B 8 . A 9 . B 10 . A 11 . B 12 . A 13 . A 14 . B 

214- ] English Literature

214- ] English Literature D. H. Lawrence Summary D.H. Lawrence (1885-1930)  is best known for his infamous novel 'Lady Chatterley'...