1. Good morning !
2. Good afternoon!
3. Good evening!
4. Good night!
5. Good day !
6. Wish you a good day
7. Wish you a good afternoon!
8. Wish you a good evening!
9. Wish you a good night!
10. Wish you a good day!
11. Wish you a good morning!
12. Wish you a good afternoon!
13. Wish you a good night!
14. Wish you a good day!
15. Have a good morning
16. Have a good afternoon.
17. Have a good evening.
18. Enjoy a good night.
19. Enjoy a good day.
20. Sweet dream!
21 I wish you sweet dreams.
22. Have/Enjoy sweet dreams.
23. Good bye/ Bye!
24 I say a good bye to you.
25 Let me leave you.
26 Ta-ta! to you.
27 I say a ta - ta to you.
28 Let me leave you.
29 Cheerio!
30 I say a cheerio to you.
31 Let me leave you.
GREETINGS
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32 Many happy returns of the day/your birthday!
33 I wish you many happy returns of the day / your birthday.
34 Enjoy many happy returns of the day/ your birthday.
35 Wish you a comfortable and safe journey!
36 I wish you a comfortable and safe journey!
37 Enjoy a comfortable and safe journey.
38 Happy married life!
39 Wish you a grand success in your examinations!
40 Wish you a grand victory!
41 Wish you a good eating!
42 Wish you a great prosperity in your newly built house!
43 Wish you happy times abroad!
44 Wish you a record yield!
45 Wish you grand promotions in future!
46 Wish you a joyous picnic!
47 Wish you a nice outcome in the business conference!
48. Wish you get over your troubles!
49. Wish you a speedy recovery from illness!
50. May you prosper in life!
51. I pray to God that you may prosper in life.
52. Let God bless you that you may prosper in life
53. God give you courage and strength to over come the
sudden shock in your father's death!
54. I pray to God that He may give you courage and strength
to over come the sudden shock in your father's death.
55. Let God give you courage and strength to overcome the
sudden shock in your father's death.
56. May his soul rest in peace!
57. I pray to God that He may bless your child with a good
education
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58. Let God help his soul rest in peace.
59. God bless your child with a good education!
60. I Pray to God that He may bless your child with a good
education.
61. Let God bless your child with a good education.
62. May you get along cheerfully!
63. I wish that you may get along cheerfully.
64. Get along cheerfully.
The Set A words are just words. The Set B words are
one word sentences
set A Set B
1. Come 1. Come.
2. Go 2. Go.
3. Eat 3. Eat.
4. Drink 4. Drink.
5. Sit 5. Sit.
6. Stand 6. Stand
7. Sleep 7. Sleep.
8. Play 8. Play.
9. Dance 9. Dance.
10. Sing 10. Sing.
11. Write 11. Write.
12. Read 12. Read.
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Two word Sentences :
'Please' is used in spoken English to express ' politeness'.
Set A Set B
1. Please come.
1. Come Please.
2. Please go.
2. Go Please.
3. Please eat.
3. Eat Please.
4. Please drink
4. Drink Please.
5. Please sit
5. Sit please.
6. Please sta
6. Stand please.
7. Please sleep.
7. Sleep please.
8. Please play.
8. Play please.
9. Please dance.
9. Dance please.
10. Please sing.
10. Sing please.
11. Please write.
11. Write please.
12. Please read.
12. Read please.
Three Word Sentences
set A Set B
1.Please come here.
1. Come here please.
2.Please go at once.
2. Go at once please.
3.Please eat your food.
3. Eat your food please.
4.Please drink a cup of tea.
4. Drink a cup of tea
please.
5.Please sit down.
5. sit down please.
6.Please Stand up.
6.Stand up pleas.
7.Please sleep on your bed
7.Sleep on your bed please.
8.Please play in the field.
8.Play in the field please.
9.Please dance well.
9.Dance well please.
10.Please sing a song.
10.Sing a song please.
11.Please write a letter.
11.Write a letter please.
12.Please read the story for me.
12.Read the story for me please.
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Eg. [Examples]
1. John! come here.
2. Indu, eat your food.
3. Children! read well.
4. Students, be quiet.
5. Balu! sing a song.
6. Roja, dance now.
MORE IMPERATIVE SENTENCES :
1. Sir, please explain the lesson.
2. Do or die.
3. Get into the hell after your death.
4. Go to your grandfather.
5. Make money with nothing.
6.Sapna, recite this poem for me.
7. Raju! help me tomorrow.
8. Ladli! solve this problem.
9. Friends, listen to me.
10. Rank well in the examinations.
Imperative Sentences Classified :
1. Commands
i. Get out.
ii. Shut up
iii. Quit my room.
iv. Sit Down.
v. Go straight.
Tricks
for Spoken English
Conversation
– okrkZyki
Q:- What do you mean by the word ‘Conversation’?
Ans:- So far as the word ‘Conversation’ is concerned, I would like to
focus on it that this has been extracted from the verb –‘To exchange the
dialogue’ which means ‘to talk with’. Therefore, the process of talking with
someone on various topics, asking some questions or expressing debate on them,
can be called the conversation.
To focus on - To explain clearly, to tell
Debate – okn&fookn – Discussion.
Expressing-
O;Dr djrs gq,]crkrs gq,
The process of – dh izfdz;k
By word – ‘kCn
ls
is concerned – dk lEca/k gS] ;k loky gS
So far as –
tgkW rd
Has been extracted from - ls yh x;h gS
Q:- Should I have a conversation with you?/Should I start exchanging the
dialogue with you?/Should I talk to you?/Should I start talking to you?
Ans:-
Yes, of course. You can.
No, you can’t. This time I am not feeling well.
Q:- What happened to you?
Ans:-
I have a headache.
I feel reeling on.
I feel vomiting.
I feel sleepy.
The fan is moving over our head, so I feel sleepy.
This time I feel dozing.
Nothing, this time I have no mood to talk on any subject.
Q:- Should I help you to change your mood?
Ans:- No, thanks.
Please, let me free/ leave me alone this time.
Q:- Do you understand?
Ans:-
Yes, I do. I understand very well.
Yes, I do. I understand a little bit.
No, I don’t. I understand nothing.
Q:- Did you understand? (Past Indefinite – S + V2 + Object.)
Ans:-
Yes, I did.
I understood everything.
Yes, I am trying to understand with/from my level best.
No, I didn’t. I understood nothing.
It is beyond my understanding.
It was beyond my understanding.
It would be better for us, if you repeat it once again.
To understand it, is not a childish play for everybody/everyone.
Q:- Did you understand what I said?
Ans:-
Yes, I understood what you said.
No, I didn’t. I didn’t understand what you said.
Do as I said./Do as I say. (Necessity = Need)
I’ll surely do as you say/said.
Whatever you say, is wrong but whatever I say, is correct/true.
Whenever you do this work, you will surely miss me.
Emphatic question-words and their usages: -
What else – [vkSj
D;k@vkSj D;k&D;k]
Who else – [vkSj
dkSu]vkSj dkSu&dkSu]
When else – [vkSj
dc] vkSj dc&dc]
Where else – [vkSj
dgkW] vkSj dgkW&dgkW]
How else – [vkSj
dSls] vkSj dSls&dSls]
How long – [dc
rd]fdruh nsj] fdruk yEck]
Up to how long –[vkSj dcrd]
As
usual –
What’s
up? –
Nothing,
as usual.
Who
is it? –
Who
is knocking at my door?
Who
is speaking?
Who
is making a noise in the class?
Who
is crying outside?
Tomorrow
never comes/Tomorrow never dies.
Who
is coming to you?
Who
is searching/looking for?
Who
is waiting for?
Q:- How are you?
Ans:- I am fine/good/I am very fine/I am quite well and you.
I am also fine/well/very fine/quite well.
Q:- Tell, what’s up?
Ans:- Nothing special, everything is as usual.
Q:- And, you tell me what’s up in your life?
It is also as usual. For your kind information, I would like to inform
you that with my regular education, I have just started/joined special courses
of/for spoken English.
That’s very fine.
Help me also to join there.
Make the answers for the following questions: -
Q:- What’s your name?
Q:- What’s your father’s name?
Q:- What is your father?/What is the occupation/profession of your
father?/What does your father do?
Q:-Where do you live at?
Q:- Where do you live in?
Ans:- I live in India in the state of Bihar in Bhagalpur district at
Singhiya Makandpur.
(What a chap you are! Shame on you! You have no idea about your country,
state or district where you live in.)
Q:- In which class do you read?/Which class do you read in?/What class do
you read in?
Q:- In which college/school do you study?
Q:- What are your combinations?
Q:- What is your honours paper?
Q:- What are your subsidiary papers?
Q:- When did pass your
matriculation/intermediate/graduation/master degree?
Q:- How is result in matric/intermediate/graduation/master
degree?
Q:-What is the aim of/in your life?/What is the ambition of your
life?/What do you want to be in your life?/What is the motto of your life?
Ans: - I want to be a/an………./The aim of/in my life is to be a/an………..
Q:- What is the role of a fixed
ambition in our life? (gekjs thou esa ,d fuf’pr y{; dh D;k Hkwfedk gksrh
gS\)
Ans:- In this context(bl lanHkZ esa), first of all, I would like to say that our life is like a rudderless boat (irokj foghu uko) without a fixed
aim (fuf’pr y{;) which has no idea to reach its coast (fdukjk). Therefore, a fixed aim plays a vital role (egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk) in our life. It determines (fuf’pr djrk gS@iz’kLr djuk) the way of our life. Without an aim our life has no meaning.
Q:-Why have you selected this aim for your life?
Ans:- Aim cannot be fixed by the pressure of others. It cannot be decided
by liking of other’s wish, it is based on one’s own desire. As far as I am
concerned, I would like to tell you that this is my personal liking, therefore,
I have selected this post/aim for my life.
Q:- What are your alternative options except this post?
Ans:- For your kind information, I would like to point out that I am a
man of firm determination and I always believe in positive thinking. Therefore,
I would say that I cannot be deviated from the lick of mine. I decided means I
decided finally.
Ans:- If I fail to achieve this
goal, I will decide to start my own business accordance with the
situation of that time.
Daily
Routine
Q:- At what time do you get up in the morning?/At what O’clock do you get
up in the morning?/When do you get up in the morning?
Ans:- As I am an early riser, so habitually, I get at half past three
everyday/regularly. /I get up at 4 O’clock.
Q:- After getting up what do you do?
Ans:- After getting up I go to the toilet, brush my teeth, wash my face
and go to the field for a walk.
Q:- Do you also take exercise or physical work in the morning?
Ans:- Yes, I do. Regularly I take exercise and some yogas in the morning.
Q:- Why do we take exercise or physical work regularly in the
morning?/Why should we take exercise or physical work regularly?
Ans:- We should take exercise or physical work regularly because there is
a maxim in this context – ‘A sound mind lives in a sound body’ means without
regular exercise or physical work we cannot maintain sound health. Therefore,
it is necessary to do it.
Q:- Should we get up early in the morning?
Ans:- Yes, we should. We must get up early in the morning.
Q:- Why should we get up early in the morning?
Ans:- In this context, it is truly speaking that early to bed and early
to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. Hence, we must get up early in
the morning.
Q:- It is said, “Health is wealth”. Do you believe in it?
Ans:- Yes, hundred percent I believe in it.
Q:- Why?
Ans:- Because, without a sound health we can do nothing. If we have no
health, we are worthless persons in the world. But, if we have a sound health
we can do everything smoothly and easily.
Q:- After returning from the field what do you do?
Ans:- After returning from the field, I take my bath.
Q:- Do you take bath every day in the morning?
Ans:- Yes, I do. I take my bath every day.
Q:- Why do you take your bath every day?
Ans:- It is not the matter of mine, everyone must take his bath every
day, because it removes all the fatigues and tensions form the whole body from
top to bottom. And especially, morning bath gives us an energetic power to our
body and removes our idleness.
Q:- Do you study in the morning time?
Ans:- Yes, I do. I study from six to eight.
No, I don’t study in the morning because I have to attend some tuitions
this time.
Q:- At what time do you have your breakfast?
Ans:- I have my breakfast at 8:30.
No, I could not have my breakfast at the exact time. Sometimes, I have it
at six O’clock, sometimes ten O’clock or sometimes, I have my lunch only.
Q:- Do you go to college to attend your class regularly?
Ans:-Yes, I do. I go to college to attend my class regularly.
No, I always miss the period of my college because at this time, I have
to attend some important tuitions.
Q:- At what time do you have your lunch?
Ans:- I have my lunch at two O’ clock.
Q:- Do you have some rest after having your lunch?
Ans:- Yes, I do. I have some rest after having my lunch.
No, I don’t. I don’t have rest after having my lunch. Because, I have to
complete some home- work given in the tuition time.
Q:- What do you do in the evening time?
Ans:- In the evening time, I go to the playground and enjoy with some
outdoor games. As:- Sometimes I play cricket, sometimes, I play football,
sometimes, I play Kabaddi etc.
In the evening, I help my mother in some household works or, sometimes, I
enjoy with some indoor games.
Q:- What do you do from 6 to 9?
Ans:- This is a very important time for all the students and this is a period for deep study. Therefore, I have
a deep study form 6 to 9.
Q:- At what time do you go to bed?
Ans:- I go to my bed about 10 O’clock after having my dinner/supper.
For going to bed, we have no fixed time. Sometimes, when I have an
overload tuition–task, I have to study till 12 at night.
Lesson -1
Q:-
Are you…………?/Are you not…….?
Ans:- If you reply in positive – Yes, I’m. I’m………….
If you reply in negative – No, I’m noPractice:-
Q:- Are you
a student?
Q:- Are you
a doctor?
Q:- Are you
a singer?
Q:- Are you
the anchor of any TV Chanel?
Q:- Are you
happy today?
Q:- Are you
satisfied with your studies?
Q:- Are you
satisfied with the teaching of your sir?
Q:- Are you
familiar with yourself? If you are, please explain it in details.
Q:- Are you
a man of time?
Q:- Are you
a man of action?
Q:- Are you
an early riser?
Q:- Are you
a successful man?
Q:- Are you
a cricket player?
Q:- Are you
a lover of nature?
Q:- Are you
a thinker?
Q:- Are you
a philosopher?
Q:- Are you
an attentive student?
Q:- Are you
a neat and clean personality?
Q:- Are you
a poet?
Q:- Are you
a computer operator?
Q:- Are you
an essayist?
Q:- Are you
a dramatist?
Q:-
Are you a novelist?
Q:- Are you
an astrologer?
Q:- Are you
a dentist?
Q:- Are you
a lawyer?
Q:- Are you
a police officer?
Q:- Are you
studious and laborious?
Q:- Are you
the backbone of your family?
Q:- Are you
a patriot?
Q:- Are you
a terrorist?
Q:- Are you
an intruder?
Q:- Are you
a leader?
Q:- Are you
a politician?
Q:- Are you
versatile personality?
Q:- Are you
kind-hearted?
Q:- Are you
an athlete?
Q:- Are you
a bowler?
Q:- Are you
a batsman?
Q:- Are you
a businessman?
Q:- Are you
a traitor?
Q:- Are you
a robber?
Q:- Are you
a benign personality?
Q:- Are you
a diplomatic personality?
Q:- Are you
a slave boy?
Q:- Are you
a kind of doltish personality?
Q:- Are you
a criminal?
Q:- Are you
a social worker?
Q:- Are you
a social reformer?
Q:- Are you
a kind of good personality?
Q:- Are you
a kind of gentle man?
Q:- Are you
not looking a kind of doltish fellow?
Q:- Are you
selfish/self-centered?
Note:- Now,
by the help of above example we can solve the following questions too:-
Q:- Is
he/Is she/Is + Name……..
Ans:- Yes,
he is/she is/ Name is. He/She
No, he isn’t/She isn’t/Name isn’t. He/She
is not………..
Q:- Are
we/Are they…….
Ans:- Yes,
we are/they are. We/They are……
No, they/we aren’t. We/They are not….
How to use
sentences for permission?
Note:-
What’s your name? (Only for the juniors)
For
seniors, we use the following sentences for asking the name:-
·
May I know your name, Sir/Madam?
·
Sir/Madam, if you don’t mind may I
know your name please?
·
Sir, could I know your name please?
Generally,
we use the following structures for requesting: -
May +
Subject + Verb1 + Object?
Q:- May
I…….?
Ans:-
·
In positive – Yes, you may. You
may……….
·
In Negative – No, you can’t. You cannot…….
Practice:-
Q:- May I come in, sir?
Ans:-
·
Yes, you may. You may come in/you are allowed to
come in.
·
No, you can’t. You can’t come in/you are not
allowed to come in.
Q:- May I go out,
sir?
Q:- May I use the
mobile inside the class room, sir?
Q:- May I use your bicycle,
please?
Q:- May I operate your internet,
please?
Q:- May I speak in English, Sir?
Q:- May I speak in Hindi, sir?
Q:- May I talk to her, please?
Q:- May I visit the movie with
her, please?
Q:- May I dance with her, please?
Q:- May I disturb you, please?
Q:- May I help you?
Q:- May I help that old man,
please?
Q:- May I switch off my mobile,
sir?
Q:- May I help you to lift up
this heavy luggage, please?
Q:- May I help you to speak
English?
Q:- May I help you to go to the
railway station, please?
Q:- May I help you to read this
dirty hand-writing, please?
Q:- May I help you to co-operate
these poor fellows?
Q:- May I help you to understand
the meaning of these heavy words, please?
Q:- May I help you to enjoy a
happy new year?
Q:- May I help you to pronounce
these complicated words?
Note:- For the answer of above
questions we can use the following answers:-
a.
For positive –
a.
Yes, of course. It’s yours/It’s all yours.
b.
Yes, why not. For this you don’t require to take
any permission.
c.
Yes, why not. For this you don’t require to take
any permission. If I say ‘no’, it will be a great shame for me.
d.
Yes, of
course, with great pleasure you can enjoy with it.
b.
In negative –
a.
No, not at all.
b.
I’m sorry to say that you can’t enjoy with it.
c.
By no means. You are not allowed to do so.
d.
Sorry to say, this time you are not allowed.
Q:- Would you like to …………..?
Answer:-
1.
In positive – Yes, I’d. I’d like to…………./do so.
2.
In negative – No, I won’t. I won’t like to……../do
so.
Practice –
Q:- Would you like to
visit the movie with me?
Q:- Would you like to
move a bit?
Q:- Would you like to sing a song
on the stage?
Q:- Would you like to walk with
me in the morning?
Q:- Would you like to have a cup
of tea?
Q:- Would you like to have a
breakfast?
Q:- Would you like to speak
slowly?
Q:- Would you like to repeat the
same sentence again?
Q:- Would you like to make me
understand the meaning of words what you used in your sentence?
Q:- Would you like to give me a
little room in this stuffy compartment?
Q:- Would you like to let me go
out first?
Q:- Would you like to permit me
to go?
Q:- Would you like to give me the
training how to operate the computer?
Q:- Would you like to help me to
decorate this room?
Q:- Would you like to help me to
lift up this heavy luggage?
Q:- Would you like to detail
about your full introduction?
Q:- Would you like to explain
about your details?
Q:- Would you like to touch upon
about yourself?
Q:- Would you like to deliberate
about you?
Note:- Some different ways to
reply the above questions and including the details of introduction:-
1.
Yes, of course. I’d like to explain/touch
upon/deliberate with pleasure.
2.
Why not. It would be a great pleasure for me to
do so.
3.
Yes, of course. But at this time I am unable to
do so.
4.
Yes, for this, you must have much time because
when I start, you will be surely bothered. Then, what use of that?
5.
From where should I start? My details are not so
easy to listen and for tolerating. Hence, it would be better for you to leave
this point.
6.
What to tell about myself? I am not an important
personality to tell you something. I am a man in the street who has no
extraordinary details to deliberate.
7.
I am not a sagacious personality who will tell
you the details of my extra-ordinary features. I fail to recognize even my
general details to put before anyone.
8.
Yes, of
course, but I do say that it is said, nobody knows the details of himself
clearly. If he knows himself clearly, he will be sure to get the salvation from
this transient life. And, after the salvation he doesn’t require any details or
further introductions. As far as the salvation is concerned, I’d say that its
meaning is to free from the attachment from the link of this transient world
and free from the process of birth and death.
Some addressing
points
·
Respected Sir and Dear Class Mates!
·
Honorable
Sir and Dear Mates!
·
Reverend Sir, my dear friends and here gathered
all of the lovely sisters!
·
Over-esteemed chief guest, my reverend sirs, my
dear friends, lovely sisters and here arrived all and sundry!
·
Honorable chief guest, respected sirs, madams,
dear friends, lovely sisters and here gathered other respected ladies and
gentlemen!
·
Honorable Samdhi Ji, Over-esteemed Dulhababu,
here arrived all respected gentlemen and other all and sundry!
·
Honorable Samdhi Ji and Dulha Babu arrived from
Kashi or Ayodhya, respected villagers and here gathered all the rotten
potatoes!
How to start your introduction?
·
My name is……….
·
I’m myself…………
·
I am recognized by the name of ………………
·
I am known as ……………………….
·
People know me by the name of…………………….. in my
locality but my nick/good name is………………………..
·
It is/This is……………………
·
……………………..is my name.
·
I am known by name of ………………….but, lovingly my parents
say me…………………….
·
·
I am the eldest/youngest/third/fourth son of
Sri/Late………………………..who is/was a/an + profession/ who is a simple
farmer/businessman/an engineer/doctor etc.
·
I am ………..brothers and ………sisters among them I’m
the eldest/youngest/my position is third/fourth….
·
I live at……
·
At present I live at…………but actually, I am the
inhabitant of ………..which falls in ……district in the state of …………..
·
I hail from….. (name of village)….. which falls
in ………district , in the state of… (name of state)….
·
This time/At present I am pursuing Isc/Icom/IA
first year/second year/ B A/Bsc/Bcom part one/two with Mathematics/English Hons
in G. B. College Naugachia.
·
I have done my graduation with commerce and at
this time, as an accountant I am managing the accountancy of Supreme Infra
Structure India Ltd. In Delhi.
·
I have completed my graduation in ……..with…….and
at present I am preparing for some competitive exams.
·
I am very fond of music, dancing, listening news
from BBC…….etc but I am very very fond of watching movies related to the
patriotic background.
·
Some important points for delivering introduction
or liking of subject.
·
In this transient world there are several types
of personalities who have different likings or dislikings. Liking always depends
on the habits or behaviours or it is depended on the base of doing work. But as
far as my liking is concerned I would like to say that since my childhood I
have been living with such personalities who have been very strict and
disciplined by nature. They have been also very patriots and helpful. In
childhood my father often told me the stories of martyrs like – Bhagat Singh,
Chandra Shekhar Azad, Subhash Chandra Bose and other big patriots. Therefore, I
like patriotism and some movies based on patriotic background. Among them the
film named- ‘The Legend of Bhagat Singh’ is my favorite one.
To disregard –
Auspicious mark-
To apply an auspicious mark-
To writhe in agony-
Pungent-
Trenchant criticism-
Pilgrimage-
Pilgrim-
Intense desire-
How to deal with any topic?
·
As far as………is concerned, I would like to say
that………….
·
In this pretext I would like to express my
expression that……..
·
Regarding to this topic I would like to explain
that………..
·
On the account of my knowledge I would like to
touch upon this subject that……….
·
This topic is not only the topic for discussion
but/while on this topic we have to think about the gist of its reality.
Therefore, I would say that………….
·
Teacher:- One who knows the way, goes the way and
then shows the way, is indeed a teacher.
·
Hey guys! I have never seen any God on this earth
but I have seen the incarnation of God. This incarnation is my father.
·
Tricks:- If the questions are asked by using
“Is/Are there…….?” , the answers will be as followed.
o Q:- Is/Are
there………….?
§
Ans:-
·
Yes, there are/is…….
·
No, there isn’t/aren’t…………
·
No, there is no any……
o Questions for
practice:-
§
Are there servants at your house?
§
Are there good fellows in your family?
§
Is there any domestic dog in your house?
§
Is there any illiterate person in your family?
§
Is there an orchard in front of your house?
§
Is there a peace environment in your family?
§
Is there any tensed environment in your family?
§
Are there literate persons in your family?
§
Are there temples in your village?
§
Are there middle and high schools in your
village?
§
Is there no courage in your heart?
·
Tricks:- If the questions start with ‘‘How many
are there”, the answer will be:-
o How… many are
there………?
§
Ans:-
·
There are……..
o Practice:-
§
How many members are there in your family?
§
How many guardians are there in your family?
§
How many tube wells are there in your house?
§
How many days are there in a week?
§
How many months are there in a year?
§
How many staffs are there in your college?
o Note:- By the help of
above tricks we can easily solve the question related to:-
§
Was there….?
§
Were there….?
§
How many …. are there…….?
o Project work for
spoken English-
§
By help of above tricks create the questions with
answers for the following topics:-
·
Your Family and Your House
·
Your Village
·
Your College
·
Quotations for the above topics:-
o My family:- When we
talk about my family, I feel that I am talking about those members who have
some unique identifications from the world definitions. As far as the members
of my family is concerned they are all educated and the lovers of education.
They are very helpful and always inclined to help and serve for all types of
needy people either they are rich or poor or they belong to any caste. The
special feature of the members of my family is that they have no feeling of
caste ism. In their eyes we all are equal and the issues of same God.
·
You delayed a lot. Everyone has been waiting for
you.
·
How to tell, my bicycle became out of order in
the way.
·
I missed my train.
·
How is your preparation?
·
Not very well. Still, I’ll try my best.
·
I’m getting very late. Let me go now.
·
Now, let me ask some questions.
·
I can’t allow you to go at this time.
·
Now, I don’t want to read more.
·
The train bound to go to Katihar is coming on the
platform no 1.
·
How is he related to you that you always sit
beside him/her?
·
Very today, I warn you. If you go before him/her,
I’ll teach you a very hard lesson.
·
I’ll go there whatever you can, do.
·
Just get out from here; I want not to see even
your face.
·
I am ready to leave all of my relatives but not
her/him.
·
How to speak English, I have no knowledge even
about the abc of English.
·
Kindly, allow me to speak Hindi.
·
Today, you are not allowed to speak Hindi.
·
Because, we all are celebrating this day as an
English day.
·
I am quite new. I don’t know English.
·
My English is very weak/ I am very weak in
English.
·
To speak/Speaking English is a great problem for
me.
·
No problem is so big that it cannot be resolved,
therefore, you try. You’ll be sure to be succeeded.
·
Tell me to improve my English.
·
To improve your English, follow the following
tips:-
o Read English
magazines, papers, books loudly in the morning and evening at least twenty
minutes every day.
o Don’t think they are
pronounced right or wrong.
o Don’t think, the
meaning of them are out of your mind or they are understood by you or not.
o Form the habit of
remembering the English words as your regular diet.
o Generate the
appetite/hunger of remembering the words.
o Command over
prepositions.
o Prepositions are the
backbone of written and spoken English. And, it is the preposition which helps
us to develop the new structures.
o Even by the help of
prepositions we can speak English very smoothly and forcefully.
o It is also necessary
to build up phrases, verbal phrases and some own generated words to improve
English language.
o Every day, write down
your situations that have been passed away.
o I hope that if you
follow the above mentioned tips to develop your English, sure and certain it
will be flourished.
·
Even I am very weak in English. Therefore, how
could I suggest you about this?
·
As you have been learning English for long.
Therefore, how could I believe that you are weak in it?
·
It’s true that I’ve been learning English for a
long period but I have never taken it seriously before.
·
The statements what you have explained before me,
they are complete out of my mind.
·
Could I express some Hindi sentences before you?
·
What is the meaning of ………in English?
·
What is the English translation of………..?
·
I don’t know about it. Consult the
sir/dictionary/translation-book and or other qualified teacher.
·
It is your mischievousness. For this you may be
punished.
·
Tell what can I do for you?
·
You are
welcome. Please, have your seat. Tell
what can I do for you?
·
Why have you been sitting idle for a long time?
Please, utter something.
·
When will your class be over?
·
Now, it is just going to be ended. Wait a minute,
please.
·
You are looking sad today.
·
Would you like to tell me the reasons behind it?
·
Please, don’t object me in the middle. Let me
continue.
·
Now, let me go. I am being very late.
·
First, you start. My preparation is not
good/strong.
·
From where should I start, is out of my mind.
·
Speak whatever you like.
·
Do as I say.
·
Up to how long will you be kept silent? You will
have got to speak something.
·
Therefore, have a start.
·
Thanks a lot for your speech.
·
We learnt a lot from your statements.
·
Welcome him with a big hand.
·
Let’s have a big hand.
·
Now, I want to invite Mr./Miss…………..to the
podium.
Tricks:-
If the question
starts with – Do you…….?, the answer will be as follows:-
Q:- Do you……….?
Ans:- a. Yes, I do.
I……….
b.No, I don’t. I
don’t ……………
Q:- Do you know how
to sing a song?
Q:- Do you know how
to answer any question?
Q:- Do you know how
to solve the difficult sum of mathematics?
Q:- Do you know how
to swim in the river?
Q:- Do you know how
to teach the little children?
Q:- Do you know how
to operate the computer?
Q:- Do you know how
manage the accounts of any business?
Q:- Do you know how
to manage the juniors?
Q:- Do you know how
to behave with elders?
Q:- Do you know how
to speak English and Hindi?
Q:- Do you know how
to maintain discipline ?
Q:- Do you know how
to open the locked room without key?
Q:- Do you want to
get success in your life?
Q:- Do you want to
see you yourself on the top of in coming years?
Q:- Do you want to
get the high class job in your life?
Q:- Do you want to be
generous man in your life?
General questions:-
The Cow
Q:- What is the cow?
Q:- Where do you see
the cow?
Q:- Where is the cow
found?
Q:- How many kinds of
cows are available in India?
Q:-How many colors of
cows are found in our country?
Q:- What things do we
get from the cow?
Q:- Why is the milk
of cow essential for us?
Q:-Is the dung of cow
beneficial for us? If ‘yes’. How?
Q:- What types of
sweets are made by the help of milk?
Q:- Are the cows
protected in our India?
Q:- What are the
views for the cow in Hindus eyes?
TRICKS:-
If your question
starts with – ‘Did you……? , the answer will be-
Q:- Did………..?
Ans:- a. yes, I did.
I + Verb2…..
b. No, I didn’t. I did not +
verb1….
Q:- Did you attend your class today?
Q:- Did you heard a
story like that?
Q:- Did you post the
letter?
Q:- Did you
understand what he said?
Q:- Did you do what I
said?
Q:- Did you complete
the tasks what were given to you?
Q:- Did you boast
with your friends?
Q:- Did you not tell
a lie?
Q:- Did you not meet
your friends?
General question
related to ‘did’
Q:- What did you do
when you get up in the morning?
TRICKS:-
We abstain from
intoxicated objects to make our country free from the intoxication.
Bewitching eyes-
If your question starts with –
‘Will you……? , the answer will be-
Q:- Will you………..?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I’ll. I’ll ………..
b.
No, I
won’t. I won’t……….
For Practice:-
Q:- Will you go there with him?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I’ll. I’ll go there with him.
b.
No, I won’t. I won’t go there with him.
Answer and discuss
the following questions among friends:-
Q:- Are friends more
important than family? What do you think?
Q:- Are you pressured
by your family to act in a certain way?
Q:- Tell about a time when you were frightened?
Q:- Sir, tell me
about the facilities of your institution.
Q:- Sir, would you
tell me about the teaching style of your institution.
Q:- What are the qualifications of your faculties?/What
qualifications do your faculties have?
Q:- What is campus
selection?
Q:- What is the
status of ‘Aptech’ among other institution in India?
Q:- What are the reasons behind the students who leave
your institution after paying the full amount declared by you?
Q:- What is
scholarship?
Conversation about
college life
Q:- In which class do
you study?
Ans:- I don’t study
in any class. Now, I am preparing for some competitive exams because I have
done my graduation in ………with …....Hons.
Q:- In which college
do you study?
Ans:- I used to study
in G B College Naugachia from where I have passed my graduation with…….hons. in
the year of ……..
Q:- In which year did
you enter into the campus of your college?
Ans:- In the year of
……..I had entered into the campus of college when I was the student of
Intermediate.
Q:- What was your
feeling when you entered into the campus of college for the first time?
Ans:- For the first
time when I entered into the campus of my college that time I was very excited
and was like a stranger reached there, where few students were writing
something seeing the wall. It was routine of the class but I could not
understand about that. I was just waiting for the ringing of the bell and I had
to attend the prayer meeting. It was about 11 O’clock but there is no any hint
for prayer meeting. Some of the students were going to the class but some of
them were sitting outside and some of them wandering here and thither. I was
surprised to see this without prayer meeting some of the students were
attending their classes and some of them were waiting and were indulging in
gossips. I returned to my house. I was kept mum. My father came near me and
told, “Son! What happened in the college? You are looking very sad.” I told the
whole story of the college. My father made me understand about rules and
regulations of the college and I had a relief and had no confusions.
Q:- Any incident
occurred at the first day of your college. Write down in detail.
Q:- What was your
thought and excitement before the entrance of your college?
Q:- What will you
choose – Family Life or College Life. Write down the details.
Q:- What differences
do you find between family life and college life?
Q:- It is said,
“Family is the first school for us”. Explain.
Village Life/Town Life
Today, what a
nice/finest day for me! I have got a golden opportunity to explain something
about myself before such guys like you.
Saying something
before, I would like to pay my heartiest thanks to all of you for giving me a
golden opportunity to explain something about me.
Thanks to all, for
giving me a golden opportunity to say something.
I have no appropriate words in my dictionary
to welcome such great and civilized guys like you from the pious land of Kashi.
Although, you are heartedly welcome in this little area like Janakpur.
Respected chief
guest, honorable teachers, lovely friends and here arrived all and sundry!
First of all, I would
like to pay my heartiest thanks to all of you for giving me such a golden
opportunity to speak something on the pious occasion of Republic Day and I also
pay my heartiest homage to those martyrs who sacrificed everything for the sake
of their motherland. For those martyrs I would like to pay my heartiest
expression with the beautiful and heart touching lines sung by Lataji - ;s esjs oru
ds yksxksa tjk vkW[k esa Hkj yks ikuh tks ‘kghn gq, gSa mudh tjk ;kn djks
dqjckuh .
Dear, friends, this is the day of recalling everything done by our great
martyrs who had been obligated on the obligation of death for the sake of our
motherland. Our country Bharat was once known as the golden bird. But, this has
been looted by the rude Britishers. It was the time when we, all the Indians
were the slave of British. In our country we all were living like tortured
animals. But, we were so fortunate that our Bharat Maa produced such great and
brave sons who agitated agitation against the British and we got our freedom.
We became free in 1947 but we fully became free when our constitutions were
implemented in our country. It was 26th of January, 1950. Therefore,
since that day we have been celebrating 26th January as Republic Day
and it is our national festival. Dear friends, we must not forget that we
achieved our freedom by shedding of blood from the millions of martyrs. They
lived for their motherland. We must salute them from the core of our heart.
Today, I would like to proclaim that we must adopt the way of our martyrs to
free from the corrupt administration, corrupt leading rules, criminals, corrupt
leaders and other characterless personalities. For this, we again require to be
like Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Khudiram Bose, Subhash Chandra Bose
Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and so on. We all the youth, will have to wipe out the
tears from the eyes of our Bharat Mata.
Respected Sirs, Dear friends and lovely
sisters at last I would to like expose the message for you – Work is worship
and duty is God. No duty is greater than the duty to the motherland. Never
think what the country has done for you, think what you’ll do for the country.
Thank you
Jai Hind……Jay
Bharat…!
Answers the following
questions:-
Q:- If someone says you –‘Thank
you”. What reply will you give?
Ans:- I’ll reply – you are
welcome.
Q:- If someone says you – “You
are welcome!” What reply will you give?
Ans:- I’ll say – “That’s very
kind of you.
Q:- If you enter into any class
what will you say?
Ans:- I’ll take the permission to
enter inside by saying – ‘May I come in, Sir/Madam?/May I be allowed to come
in?”
Q:- If you want to go out from
your class what will you say?
Ans:- I’ll say – “May I go out
now?/Let me go out now./May I be allowed to go out, now?”
Q:- If you require a pen to write
something . How will you borrow it?
Ans:- I’ll say – “May I borrow
your pen, please.”
Q:- If someone disturbs you at
study time how you will prevent him doing so.
Ans:- Let me read./ Don’t disturb
me, this is my precious time.
Q:- If someone asks you – “What
is the value of time?” How will you make him understand about it?
Ans:- In this pretext, I would
like to explain like this way – Time is a great possession for everyone. We
must not waste our time uselessly. We have to take value of our each time. It
is rightly said time and tide wait/waits for none.
About Your College
Q:- In which college do you read?
Ans:- I read in…………..and you.
I am in………/I am also in…….
I don’t read/study in any
college. I have completed my graduation and preparing for competitive exams.
Q:- In which class?
Ans:- In I.Sc. –I/II year. And
you.
I study in B. A – Part –I/I am
pursuing BCA – First Semester.
I am also in the same class.
Q:- What is your combination?
Ans:- My combinations are …………
And yours.
I also belong to the same stream.
Q:-Who is the principal of your
college?
Ans:- The principal of my college
is……………..
Q:- Tell me something about your
principal.
Ans:- As far as the principal of
my college is concerned I would like to say that he is a man of letters, a man of time, a man action/drive above all
he is a man of strict discipline. He loves all the students of our college like
his own sons and he behaves with all his staffs as his friends. He behaves very
politely even peons of our college. He is a jack of all trades because when any
professor/lecturer is on leave he comes to guide us. He is in real sense the
guardian of all the members, staffs and students of our college because he is
full of sound experiences and techniques. Time to time, he gives us acceptable
advice to lead the way of our life. We are proud to have such a principal in
our college. Who will not respect such a guy?
Answer the following questions:-
Q:- How many class rooms in your
college?
Q:- How many common rooms in your
college?
Q:- Is there any library in your
college?
Q:-Who is current librarian of
your college?
Q:- Why is library important for
the students?
Q:- How many books are there in
your college library?
Q:- Is there any laboratory in
college?
Q:- Why is a laboratory necessary
in any college?
Q:- Is there any parking facility
available in your college?
Q:- Is there computer education
available in your college?
Q:- In which university does your
college belong to?
Q:- Who is the vice-chancellor of
your university?
Q:- Is there hostel facility
available in your college?
Q:-
Set the conversation for first
meeting with stranger friend
A - Hello, how do you do?
B – How do you do?
A – I am fine.
B – I am Prakash, from Makandpur.
And you.
A – I am from Bhawanipur.
B – Very well, what are you doing
this time?
A – I am doing B.Sc. Part – One with
Mathematics Hons. and you.
B – I am doing English Hons.
A – How did you come here?
B – I am going to attend my SSC
examination. And, you?
A- I am also going there.
B – Where is your Centre?
A – It’s at Mahendru. And yours?
B – It is at Women’s College.
A – Best of luck.
B – Same to you.
Q:- What is definition of the
student?
Ans:- So far as the definition of
the ‘student’ is concerned, it can be defined by several ways. But as far as I
am concerned, I would like to define it this way. ‘The person can be a student
who is fully sacrificed himself for his study with full devotion and
dedication. He must have full care of discipline, must have full attention
towards the lectures and advice what he gets from his teachers as well as other
elders. A true student must be responsible for schools and colleges, responsible
for his family, responsible for the society and above all, a true student must
have a proper care of his motherland.’
Q:- What is the value of
discipline in student’s life?
Ans:- It is the discipline that
teaches us how to lead the way of our life. It restricts us from following the
bad way in our life. In true sense, without discipline our life is like a boat
without a rudder. Truly speaking, discipline plays a vital role in students’
life. A student is dead without discipline because a true student is identified
by his discipline not by his degrees.
Q:- Imagine, if there is no
discipline in our life, what would be the future of us?
Ans:- As we know that without
discipline our life has no meaning. We cannot imagine a true life without it.
It is the discipline which instructs us to lead the right way to go. Without
discipline there will be a chaos everywhere. There will be a totally disturbed
life everywhere without discipline.
Answer the following questions:-
Q:- Do you see discipline among
the students in schools or colleges these days?
Ans:- No, we don’t see discipline
among the students in schools or colleges these days.
Yes, we see them in discipline.
Q:- Is discipline necessary for
all the students?
Ans:- Yes, discipline is very
necessary for students.
:- Is discipline necessary for
all the teachers?
Ans:- Yes, discipline is very
necessary for the teachers also.
Q:- To follow an appropriate
rules and regulation, can be called discipline?
Ans: - Yes, to follow appropriate
rules and regulations can be called discipline.
Q:-Should we respect the teachers?
Ans:- Yes, we ought to respect
the teachers.
Q:- Should the teachers not love
the students?
Ans:- Of course, the teachers
also must love the students.
Q:- Should discipline not
necessary at our home?
Ans:- Yes it should. Discipline
is very necessary at our home also.
Q:- Should you not object someone
if he breaks discipline before your eyes?
Ans:- Yes, we must object him if
someone breaks discipline before our eyes.
Q:- If there is no discipline at
your home. Should you not say the members of your family to maintain
discipline?
Ans:- Yes we should. We must say them to maintain discipline.
Q:- If the elders don’t maintain
discipline, should you make them understand ?
Ans:- Yes we should. We must make
them understand to maintain discipline.
Trick:-
If your question start with
‘was/were’ the answer will be as follows:-
Q:- Were + you…..?
Ans:-
a.
In positive:- Yes, I was. I was…..
b.
In negative:- No, I wasn’t. I was not…….
Examples:-
Q:- Were you at home at night?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I was. I was at home at night.
b.
No, I wasn’t. I was not (wasn’t) at home at
night. I went to visit the movie/I went to my friend’s house/ I went to attend
a party.
Practice:-
Q:- Were you an
attentive student in your childhood?
Q:- Were you very
close to him/her?
Q:- Were you not genius in your batch?
Q:- Were you
attending your class regulary?
Q:- Were you there on
time?
Q:- Were you late
yesterday in your English class?
Q:- Were you not
missed your train on that very day?
Q:- Were you not
caught red handed?
Q:- Were you not
cheating in examination?
Q:- Were you not dull
and idle student in your childhood?
Q:- Were you not
serious towards your study?
Q:- Were you not
feeling well yesterday?
Some important
sentences relating to this part-
Yesterday, I was not
feeling well./Yesterday, my health was not in condition.
I was myself at home.
I had a sleepless
night.
I couldn’t sleep well
due to participating the ‘Shivratri Mahotsav’.
Yesterday, I was
appearing at the examination of my subsidiary papers. Due to that I couldn’t
attend my English class.
Tricks:-
Q:- Did you have…….?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I did. I did have…..
b.
No, I didn’t. I didn’t have….
Practice:-
Q:- Did you not have
a pen when you were in the post-office?
Q:- Did you not have
the knowledge of speaking English?
Q:- Did you not have
the knowledge of cooking?
Q:- Did you have the
knowledge of reasoning?
Q:- Did you not have
care for the dignity of your parents?
Q:- Did you not have
a mobile to call me?
Q:- Did you have the
knowledge of understanding the Hindi
meaning for that English newspaper?
Q:- Did you not have
time to take the medicine on time?
Q:- How are you?
Q:- How is your
father?
Q:- How is your
mother?
Q:- How are your
brothers and sisters?
Q:- How is your
study?
Ans:- It is running
well./It is not running well due to some personal problems. /It is disturbed
these days due to trapping into the marriage ceremony at home./It is disturbed
due to my long illness./It is disturbed due to the natural disaster.
Q:- Are you paying a
proper attention to your all the subjects?
Ans:- Not at all, my
math , reasoning and G S are well but my English very poor.
Q:- What are doing
for English?
Ans:- For this I have
joined a coaching but I am not fully satisfied. /For this I have just joined
ETC WORLD, Naugachia but here also it does not seem quick progress because of
weak students in our batch.
Q:- How many tuitions
are you attending this time?
Ans:- This time I
have taken four tuitions. One for Math and Reasoning, Second for Arts paper,
third for quiz and the fourth is for English and Computer.
Q:- Who is the best
teacher in your views?
Ans:- In my views,
the best teacher who clearly exposes the clarification before the students and
the students understand the queries easily.
So far as I am
concerned about the answer of this question, I would like say that the person
who knows the way, goes the way and then shows the way is the best teacher in
my views.
Q:- Who is the best
student in your views?
Ans:- In my views the student is the best who takes
the
proper value of true studentship.
Q:-How are
you?
Ans:- Any
how my life is being survived by the grace of God.
It is not
running well. I am living in a congested life. These days, I have been facing a
lot of problems in my life.
Q:- What
happened to you?
Ans:- It is
beyond description. I cannot tell you everything else.
Ok, leave
this point.
Q:-Should I
ask you something more?
Ans:- Why
not? Of course you can.
No, not at
all. I am not in talking mood.
Q:- How is
your study?
Ans:- It is
running well. It is on full swing. Everything is running well.
Q:- What is
special in your study these days?
Ans:- These
days, I fully focus on competitive exams only. /Specially, I am learning
English language, mathematics, reasoning, G K and G S these days.
These days,
I have penetrated my attention towards my honours paper only because next month
my examination is to be started.
I have just
ended my master degree with Mathematics and now, I wish to prepare for the NET
examination only.
Q:- For
this what are you doing?
Ans:- For
this, I have been laboring hard.
Q:- Have
you joined any coaching for this preparation?
Ans:- No, I
haven’t joined any coaching. I am doing self-preparation for this.
Yes, I have joined a coaching for this at
Naugachia/Bhagalpur. This is –“…….”
Q:- How is the teaching-technic of this institute?
Ans:- Everything is well but we are not satisfied with
English subject.
Q:- Then, what are you doing for English subject?
Ans:- I have joined –‘ETC WORLD’ one of the prominent
centers for Objective English and Computer at Naugachia, for English.
Q:- Are you satisfied with the teaching-technic of
this institute?
Ans:- Yes, we are satisfied but it takes much time.
Q:- What is the real aim of your life?
Ans:- The real aim of my life is to be a professor of
Mathematics/English/ to be a doctor/to an accountant/ to be a chartered accountant/ to a teacher/politician/software
engineer.
Q:- Do you
think this is the best choice for you?
Ans:- Yes,
of course. This is the best choice for me and for my life.
Q:-What is
your favourite book?
Ans:- The
Srimad Bhagwat Geeta is my favourite book./The Quran is my favourite book.
Q:- Why is
it your favourite book?
Ans:-
Because it contains the universal teachings/lessons which cannot be ignored.
Q:- Which
is your favourite fruit?
Ans:- My
favourite fruit is mango.
Q:- Why is
it favourite?
Ans:-
Because, it is the king of all the fruits.
Q:- What
is your favourite colour?
Ans:- My
favourite colour is white.
Q:- Why is
it your favourite?
Ans:-
Because, it is the symbol of simplicity.
Q:- What is
your favourite flower?
Ans:- My
favourite flower is rose.
Q:- Why is
it your favourite?
Ans:-
Because, it is an emblem of love.
Q:- Who is
your favourite leader?
Ans:- Sri
Laloo Prasad Yadav is my favourite leader.
Q:- What is
special in him that he is your favourite?
Ans:- It is
only Sri Laloo Prasad Yadav who has earned an international reputation within a
short period of time and he is one of the prominent personalities for his funny
dialogues.
It is
Narendra Modi who has fully changed the area of political sector. He became
successful to defeat such a big party like Congress which has been in form from
the birth of independence.
Q:- Who is
your favourite film star/actor?
Ans:- Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan is my favourite film star/actor.
Q:- What is
special in him that he is your favourite?
Ans:- He is
the star of stars means he is a mega star in the whole film industry and he has
been entertaining us from the four decades.
Q:- What is
the happiest day in your life?
Ans:- When
I got my result of matriculation, it was the happiest day in my life because I
obtained the first division marks.
Q:- What is
the saddest day in your life?
Ans:- When
I got my fail marks in my examination, was the saddest day in my life.
Q:- What is
special in your nature?
Ans:- I
can’t see the pain of others.
Q:- What
should be the real nature of a man?
Ans:- A man
should be sensible, emotional, tolerable/tolerant, thoughtful, sympathetic,
generous above all he should have the sense to feel the pains of all.
Q:- Should
a man be selfish?
Ans:- No,
not at all. He should not be selfish.
Q:- Why?
Ans:-
Because a selfish man is always condemned and disrespected by all in his
society where he lives.
Q:- What is
the ideal sentence in your life?
Ans:- I
cannot forget the beautiful sentence – ‘Don’t think what the country has done
for you, think what you have done for the country.’
Conversations
relating to ‘time’, ‘weather’ and specially ‘it’
Q:- What is time?
Ans:- It is half past two./It is 2:30 PM/AM (Two
Thirty)
Q:- What is date today?
Ans:- Today is 18th May, 2015/It is 18th
May, 2015.
Q:- How many minutes have been rest to stuck 8
O’clock?
Ans:- Fifteen minutes have been rest to stuck 8
O’clock.
Q:- What is the day today?
Ans:- Today is Monday./It is Monday today.
Q:- What was the day yesterday?
Ans:- Yesterday was Sunday.
Q:- What will be the day tomorrow?
Ans:- Tomorrow will be Tuesday./It will be Tuesday
tomorrow.
Q:-What was the day the day before yesterday?
Ans:- The day before yesterday was Saturday./It was
Saturday the day before yesterday.
Q:- What will be the day the day after tomorrow?
Ans:- The day after tomorrow will be Wednesday./It
will be Wednesday the day after tomorrow.
Q:- What is this month?
Ans:- It is May.
Q:- Why were you absent yesterday?
Ans:- Yesterday, I had a fever because of that I was
absent myself from the class.
Yesterday, I had some important work at home because
of that I could not come to attend the class.
Yesterday, I went to attend a party because of that I
could not come to attend the class.
Q:- Were you absent yesterday?
Ans:- Yes, I was. I was absent yesterday.
Q:- Why?
Ans:- I was absent yesterday because I had a
headache/I had fever/I was out of the station/I was not feeling well.
Q:- Will you be able to be the follower of the truth
up to the whole life?
Ans: - Yes, I will. I will be the follower of the
truth up to my whole life because truth is the way of life.
Q:- Do you get up early in the morning?
Ans:- Yes, I do. I get up early in the morning.
Q:- Why do you get up early in the morning?
Ans:- I get
up early in the morning because by getting up early in the morning we maintain
our good health/in the morning I have to go to the field for physical
fitness/in the morning I have to attend a tuition/in the morning time
habitually I do some exercises.
Q:- Did you
complete all the tasks?
Ans:- No, I
did n’t. I didn’t complete my tasks.
Q:- Why did
you not complete your all the tasks?
Ans:- I
didn’t complete my all the tasks because I was busy in some work at home/I was
attending a marriage party.
Answer the
following questions:-
Q:- How old
are you?
Q:- What is
your date of birth?
Q:- What
month comes after January?
Q:- What is
the last of month of the year?
Q:- What
are the hottest months of the year?
Q:- What
are the coldest month of the year?
Q:- In
which month do we get the maximum rains?
Q:- How do
you come here? By bus, by two wheelers, by three wheelers or on foot?
Q:- What is
your favourite day in a week and why?
Ans:-
Sunday is my favourite day in a week because on this day, it is a holiday.
Q:- When do
we celebrate the independence day?
Q:- When do
we celebrate the republic day?
Q:- Why do
we celebrate the independence day and the republic day?
Ans:- We
celebrate the Independence Day on 15 August because on this very day our India
became free from the slavery of
Britishers and we celebrate the Republic Day on 26th January because on this very day our
constitution was implemented.
Q:- Do you
know something about constitution of India? If you know tell about it.
Questions
starts with ‘HOW’
Q:- How are
you?
Ans:- I am quite well/I am fine/I am very pleased.
Q:- How old
are you?
Q:- How is
your study?
Q:- How do
you come here?
Q:- How
do you solve your mathematics at your
home?
Q:- How do
you want to serve your country?
Q:- How do
you write your teaching materials in the class?
Q:- How do
you keep a good health?
Q:- How do
you live in this noisy place?
Q:- How do
you live with corrupt leaders and officers?
Q:- How do
you want to serve food to your guest?
Q:- How do
you welcome your guests?
Q:- How will
you go to your house?
Q:- How
will you serve the country?
Q: - How
will you pass your competitive examination?
Q:- How
will you speak English fluently?
Q:- How
will you be a rich man in your life?
Q:- How
will you be a good citizen?
Q:- How
will you be a good student?
Q:- How do
you pass your leisure time?
Ans:- I
pass my leisure time by playing cards./I pass my leisure time by reading
competitive magazines and book./I pass my leisure time by helping my mother in
the kitchen./I pass my leisure time by watching the serials/movies/news.
Q:- How do
you want to survive your livelihood?
Ans:- I
want to survive my livelihood to adopt the teaching profession/shopping
profession/serving the country.
I want to survive my livelihood to be a
teacher/doctor/software engineer/an IPS officer.
Q:- How did
you pass your last night in the party?
Ans:-I was
fine. /I enjoyed myself very much.
O:- How did
you pass your matric examination?
Ans:- I
passed my matic examination by my hard labour, grace of teachers and by the
bless of parents.
Q:- How is
your marks in matric?
Ans:- It is
560.
Q:- How is
your percentage in matriculation?
Ans:- It is
63.8%
Q:- How
was your English in that time?
Ans:- It
was very poor.
Q:- How is
your word power?
Ans:- It is
very weak.
Q:- How is
your grammar?
Ans:- It is
not fine.
Q:- How is
your attitude about honest labour never goes in vain?
Ans:- I am
also the supporter of it/I also believe in it./Indeed, without honest labour
no success can be gained.
Hints:-
By helping
the poor –
By taking
exercise regularly –
By reaching
there on time –
By
commanding over grammar and words –
By running
a shop –
By running
a coaching –
By being an
honest man –
By being =
To be
To win the
match –
To elevate
the name of our parents –
To elevate the
name of country By pulling a pulling-cart-
By pushing
a cart-
By our/my
labour hard –
Questions
starts with ‘When’
When = At
what time = On Which time
Q:- When do you get up in the morning?
Q:- When do you go out for a walk?
Q:- When do you have your breakfast?
Q:- When do you take your exercise?
Q:- When do you go to attend your tuition?
Q:- When do you have your refreshment?
Q:- When do you sit for reading in the morning time?
Q:- When do you have your bath?
Q:- When do you have your lunch?
Q:-When do you sit for reading in the evening?
Q:- When do you have your supper/dinner?
Q:- When do you go to college?
Q:- When do you return from there?
Q:- When do you return from tuition?
Q:- When do you go to your bed at night?
Q:- When will your class/meeting/work be over?
Ans:- It will be over after two hours./It will be over
within three hours.
Where = At
what place
Q:- Where do you live at?
Q:- Where do you live in?
Ans:- I live in India in the state of Bihar.
Q:- Where do you go to read English?
Q:- Where do you learn computer course?
Q:- Where is your native place?
Ans:- My native place is………..
Q:- Where is your mother’s house?
Ans:- My mother’s house is………
Q:- Where was your primary school?
Ans:- It was at………
Q:- Where was your middle school?
Ans:- it was at……..
Q:- Where is your college?
Ans:- It is at……/It is situated at……
Q:- Where is your university?
Ans:-It is at Bhagalpur.
Q:- Where are you going?
Ans:- I am going to ….
Q:- Where is your father?
Ans:- My father is at home…./My father is out of the
station./My father is out of the world./My father is no more.
Q:- Where is your mother?
Ans:- She is at home.
Q:- Where had you been?/Where had you gone?
Ans:- I had been to the market./I had gone to market./I
went to the market.
Q:-Where are you from?
Ans:- I am from Naya Tola Naugachia, Bhagalpur
(Bihar).
Q:- Where has he gone?
Ans:- He has gone to market.
Q:- Where are you coming from?
Ans:- I am coming from Naugachia/college/market.
What?
Q:- What’s your name?
Q:- What is your father’s name?
Q:- What is your father?
Q:-What is the aim of your life?
Ans:- The aim of my life is to be a doctor/teacher/ an
engineer/an IAS officer.
Q:- What is your ideal sentence/statement?
Ans:- My ideal sentence/statement is ‘Beauty never
lies in figure it lies in character’.
Q:- What is the English translation of this Hindi
sentence………?
Q:- Who?
Q:- Who is there?
Q:- Who is it at the window?
Q:- Who is the ideal of your life?
Q:- Who is your favourite leader/actor/actress/cricketer
……?
Q:- How many……?
Ans:- There are…../There is……
Q:- How many members are there in your family?
Ans:- There are ………members in my family.
Q:- How many rooms are there in your house?
Ans:- There are …..rooms in my house.
Q:-How many servants are there in your house?
Ans:- There is no any servant at my home./There is
only one servant at my home.
Q:- How many days are there in a week?
Ans:- There are seven days in a week.
Q:- How many months are there in a year?
Ans:- There are twelve months in a year.
Q:- How many days are there in a year?
Ans:- There are 365/366 days in a year.
Q:- How many stars are there in the sky?
Ans:- There are countless stars in the sky.
Q:- How much?
Q:- How much milk is there in the pot?
Ans:- There is 1 litre milk in the pot.
Q:- How much distance
did you cover?
Ans:- I covered twenty kilometers.
Q:- How long….?
Q:- How long do study at your home?
Ans:- I study five hours at my home.
Q:- How long did you spend to finish this work?
Ans:- I spent five hours to finish this work.
Q:- How long did you wait for me?
Ans:- I waited you for two hours.
Q:- How long was it taken to water your field?
Ans:- It was taken six hours to water my field.
Q:- How long will you stay here?
Ans:- I will stay here for three hours/one day/two
days/one months/two years etc.
Q:- How long do you labour for your examination these
days?
Ans:- I labour for three hours for my examination at
my home.
Q:- With whom….?
Q:- With whom are your going there?
Ans:- I am going there with/along with my family.
Q:- With whom are you doing this work?
Ans:- I am doing this work myself.
Spoken
English Relating to Present Indefinite
Tricks –
Q:- Do you…../Do you not….?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I do. I + verb1…….
b.
No, I don’t. I don’t + verb1…
Practice:-
Q:- Do you
love your country?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I do. I love my country.
b.
No, I don’t. I don’t love my
country.
Q:- Do you think positive in your life?
Q:- Do you think that life is a bed of thorn?
Q:-Do you believe in God?
Q:- Do you know how to speak English?
Q:- Do you know how
to behave with others?
Q:- Do you love and respect your parents?
Q:- Do you believe that teacher is the creator of the
world?
Q:- Do you believe that students are the backbone of
the country?
Tricks:-
Q:- Do we…./Do we not….?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, we do. We + Verb1..
b.
No, we don’t. We don’t + verb1..
Practice:-
Q:- Do we
serve the country?
Ams:-
a.
Yes, we do. We serve the country.
b.
No, we don’t. We don’t serve the
country.
Q:- Do we
think positive in our life?
Q:- Do we
tribute to the great son of India Dr. A
P J Abdul Kalam?
Q:- Do we
not know the 11th president of India?
Q:- Do we
not love and respect our parents?
Q:- Do we
not think the teachers and the students are the backbone of the country?
Q:- Do we
not understand English language?
Tricks:-
Q:- Does
he/she/name…….?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, he/she does. He/She + Verb5…
b.
No, he/she doesn’t. He/She
doesn’t…..
Q:- Does he
not come to you?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, he does. He comes to me.
b.
No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t come to
me.
Q:- Does
she attend her class regularly?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, she does. She attends her
class regularly.
b.
No, she doesn’t. She doesn’t attend
her class regularly.
Q:- Does Mohan know how to speak English?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, he does. He knows how to speak
English fluently.
b.
No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t know how
speak English.
Practice:-
Q:- Does he
not invite you in the meeting?
Q:- Does she
not carry her text books in the class?
Q:- Does
Ram not help you?
Q:- Does
someone help you?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, someone helps me.
b.
No, nobody helps me.
Q:- Does
everyone love you?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, everyone loves me.
b.
No, nobody loves me.
Some
common sentences
Ok, the
fact is this. Now, I understand/I see.
No, the
fact is not that as you understand.
Finally,
this is the story/this is the gist of this story.
Actually, I
want to say/tell that…..
Actually,
the matter is like this…..
If you want
to go, go. I have to stay here.
Whenever, I
pass through this way, I recall you.
I am unable
to catch your point what you want to say.
Then, what
have you decided?
I am unable
to decide what to do.
Hold your
tongue.
Question-Word
+ to + Verb1 (As a subject)
Q.W + to +
verb1, Subject (X) auxiliary verb + a/an + adjective.
D;k djsa] ;g ,d lEkL;k gSA – What to
do, this is a problem. X What to do, is a problem.
Where to go, is not decided. When to go there to read,
is not certain. Whom to call, is undecided. How long to stay here, is not decided.
As you show, so you reap/Tit for tat. As you think
well. Now, you we missed the train. Now, we lost the opportunity. Hurry up, the
train is about to start from the platform no.2. Now, the train is out of our
access. Because absence of watch, I
could not trace the exact time. You must ring me up when/whenever you go/you
start going there. You must remember not to repeat this mistake again. Further
I want to say that….
Words
Relating to Daily Life
Energetic –
Fresh air –
Get up –
After that
–
Thereafter
–
Then –
For a walk
–
To attend
the tuition –
To
penetrate –
To pay a
proper heed towards the study –
Properly –
Traditionally
–
To return –
To come
back –
Closely –
On foot –
To take
regular exercise –
To waste
the time –
Time to time
–
Purposely –
Knowingly –
Unknowingly
–
The
more…….the more –
Refreshing
–
Vitality –
Attentive –
Take a nap
–
Recess –
Refreshment
–
Breakfast –
Lunch –
Supper/Dinner
–
Cover –
Pet pastime
–
Rest for a
while –
Seriously –
Slight
changes -
Conversations
relating to some question words
Q:- How
are you?
Ans:- I am
fine/I am quite well/I am glad/I am pleased/I am in quite jovial mood/I am in a
tense/tensed mood and you.
Ans:- I am
also……..I am also not well.
Q:- How do
you study at home?
Ans:- I
study as a common students study at my home.
I study for
two hours in the morning and three hours in the evening at home.
Q:- What
subjects do you study seriously at home?
Ans:-
Although, I study all the subjects but specially, I focus on Mathematics,
science, English, GK & GS, and reasoning at my home.
Q:- When do
you feel boring in study time?
Ans:- I
feel boring when I am unable to solve my sums and I feel boring when I don’t
follow the meaning of English words or sentence.
Q:-What is
the positive word in your life?
Ans:- I
believe in saying ‘Yes’. This word is my positive word.
Q:- What is
negative word in your life?
Ans:- I
don’t like to say ‘No’.
Questions
relating to passive form for present indefinite
Q:- Are +
you + verb3……?
Ans:-
Yes, I am.
I am + Verb3….
Q:- Are you
not invited in the meeting?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I am. I am invited in the
meeting.
b.
No, I am not. I am not invited in
the meeting.
Practice:-
Q:- Are you
not called by him?
Q:- Are you
not helped by him?
Q:- Are you
not beaten by the teacher?
Q:- Are you
not taught well?
Q:- Are you
abused by someone?
Q:- Are you
insulted?
Q:- Are you
not welcomed?
Tricks:-
Q:- Is/Are/Am + Object +……..?
Practice:-
Q:- Is our country not loved by us?
Q:- Are the members of your family not invited in his
birth day party?
Q:- Are sweets not sold in this shop?
Q:- Are songs downloaded here?
Q:- Are tickets booked in this counter ?
Q:- Are your parents not tortured to be nurtured you?
Q:- Is money not spent to be bought your books and
pens?
Q:- Are you not guided well for doing this work?
Q:- Are we not provided the best training for spoken
English?
Q:- Are the students of this institute not taught the
lesson of discipline?
Q. Word –
Q:- How are you
taught English in that institute?
Q:- How much time are you provided in the class?
Q:- When are you called there?
Q:- When is the independence day celebrated?
Q:- Why are you insulted again and again in the class?
Questions
for Causatives
Answer the following questions as per the requirement
of your view:-
Q:- Do you get this work done by others?
Ans:-
Yes, I do. I get this work done by others.
No, I don’t. I don’t get this work done by others. I
do it myself.
Q:- Do you get your house cleaned by the servant?
Q:- Do you get your clothes washed by others?
Q:- Do you not get him insulted in the meeting?
Q:- Do you get these questions solved by others?
Q:- Do we not get the trees cut?
Q:- Do we not get someone abused?
Q:- Does she not get this letter written by others?
Q:- Does India not get some materials brought from
abroad?
Q:- Do they not get us invited?
Q:- How do we not get the tree cut?
Ans:- I was not saying so that we don’t get the trees
cut but so far as I am concerned, I am myself not involved in it.
Q:- When do we get the special guests invited for
hoisting the national flag?
Ans:- We get the special guests invited on national
festivals such as – 15th
August or 26th January for hoisting the national flag.
Q:- When do we get all the rooms of our house cleaned?
Ans:- We get all the rooms of our house cleaned on
some special festivals.
Q:- Why do we get the trees cut?
Ans:- We get the trees cut for papers, books,
newspapers, wooden furniture and for making other materials.
Translation:-
My name is
….. I get up at 4 O’clock every day in the morning. After getting up, I go to
the toilet, wash myself, brush my teeth and thereafter, I go out for a walk to
the field. As we all know that walking in the morning, taking exercise, having
our meal on time and do all the work in time, is beneficial for our health.
Therefore, when I go out for a walk, the morning air makes/keeps me
happy/pleased. Who doesn’t like walking in the mild wind in the morning? This
is very compulsory for our good health. If we walk regularly, we can never fall
ill. When we get the first ray of the sun to our body, it becomes energetic.
Our body gets the full exercise by walling, therefore, we walk regularly. If we
take exercise with walking regularly, we get a flow of new energy to our body
and we are energetic for the whole day.
Answer the
following questions:-
Q:- At what
time do you get up in the morning?
Q:- After
getting up what do you do?
Q:- When do
you brush?
Q:- Do you
go out for a walk in the morning?
Q:- Do you
walk habitually?
Q:- Is
walking compulsory for us?
Q:- Which
does our mood fresh in the morning?
Q:- What do
we get after morning walk?
Q:- Do you
also take exercise with walking in the morning time?
Q:- How can
we be healthy?
Q:- How is
health our wealth?
Translations:-
I
habitually have my bath after my physical exercise at 7 O’clock in the morning.
Morning bath also makes us energetic. Actually, I am busy in my tuition from 7
to 10 but when I am in leisure, I study from 7 to 10. I have to stay at my
college to attend my class period from 10 to 3 O’clock. And, I come back to my
house at 3:30 PM. As far as my breakfast is concerned sometimes I take my
breakfast after my bath or sometimes I don’t get time to have it. I have my
lunch at 3:30PM or sometimes, if I am absent myself from the class/college I
take it at 2 O’clock.
I help my
mother in the kitchen from 4 to 6 or if I get time, I play some indoor games
with my brothers and sisters as:- Ludo, Shatranj/Chess, etc or if I get time, I
read some magazines or I watch some serials on TV.
Sometimes I
play football or I play cricket with my friends from 4 to 5:30 PM or I have to
go to the market for buying some household materials. I sit for reading at 6
O’clock and I have a deep study for three hours. About half past nine I have my
supper and I go to bed at 10 O’clock at night. This is my daily routine.
Care for
the following questions now:-
Q:- Speak
something about your daily life/routine.
Q:- ‘Health
is wealth’. How?
Q:- What
will happen if we don’t maintain the daily routine?
Q:- How is
morning walk necessary for all?
Q:-
Physical exercise is necessary for all. How?
Q:- These
days some students do not get up early in the morning. Is it good for their
health? Or Discuss the reason not to get up early in the morning.
Solutions
for project work of ‘Drum English Classes’:
Q:- What is
Script?
Ans:-
Scripts are the symbols of any particular language which are used to identify the language.
Q:- What is
language?
Ans:-
Language is a medium to communicate with someone.
Or
Language is
the exchanging of our thought in words.
Q:- What
are functions of a language?
Ans:- If
there is no language, we cannot express our feelings or emotions before anyone.
That is why, it is the language which helps us to communicate with others to
share our emotions and feelings.
Q:- How can
a language be developed?
Ans:- A
language can be developed through the following ways:-
a.
Grammar is the compulsory source to
develop any language. Therefore, we must study the grammar deeply.
b.
By collecting and recalling the
miscellaneous words, prepositional words, phrases can also be the great tools
to develop our language.
c.
To develop our language, it is
necessary to organize an appropriate surrounding for a particular language.
d.
We must read stories, articles,
novels, dramas to develop that language.
e.
Lastly, I would like to say
forcibly that except above all these we must have a proper intension to learn
the language.
Q:-
What is grammar?
Ans:- Grammar is the science and the art of using words correctly.
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iz;ksx ds fu;e dk v/;;u djkrk gS A
Q:- What
are the kinds of English Grammar?
Ans:-
English Grammar has five parts:-
a.
Orthography
b.
Etymology
c.
Syntax
d.
Punctuations
e.
Prosody
Q:- Tell a
brief introduction about all these parts separately?
Ans:-
So far as
‘Orthography’ is concerned I would like to say that this is the part of English
Grammar in which we study about letters and alphabet. In the part of
‘Etymology’ we study about the words and derivations of them. And, so far as
syntax is concerned, it is one of the most compulsory parts to form a sentence.
In it we learn about the structural pattern and subject-verb agreement. The
‘Punctuation’ part of grammar teaches us how to use some symbolic items like
commas, full-stop, semi-colon, dash, note of interrogation, sign of exclamation
etc. And, so far as the last part of grammar ‘Prosody’ is concerned, it teaches
us how use the extra-ordinary words in our passage or in our any explanation
etc. In Hindi it is known as ‘vyadkj’.
For examples: - Simile, Metaphor, Personifications, Lyric, Sonnets, Ode, Irony
etc are ‘Prosody’. These words are also called figures of speech in English
language.
Questions
for personal details:-
Q:- What’s
your name?
Ans:-
My name
is……….
I am
myself……….but my nick name is ……………….
As I am
lovingly known as………… but my nick/good name is………….
Q:- How do
you define the word ‘Name’ in own words?
jAns:- So
far as my knowledge about the word ‘Name’ is concerned, I would like to say that
the word ‘Name’ is used for identifying any person or any object. It is only
the synonym of the grammatical word/term ‘Noun’.
Q:- What’s
your father’s name?
Ans:- My
father’s name is ……
Mr./Sri……….is
my respected father.
Q:- Do you
love your father?
Ans:- It is
not the matter of mine, everyone loves his father. So, I do. But, I love and
respect my father too much.
Q:- What is
the image inside your mind about your father?
Ans:-
Father is really an incarnation of God on this earth. It is the father who has
no jealousy for his children ever.
Q:- What is
your father?/ What does your father do?/ What is the occupation of your father?
Ans:- My
father is a ……….
Q:- What’s
the name of your mother?
Ans:-
Mrs./Smt………… is my reverend mother.
Q:- What is
the image of your mother inside your mind?
Ans:-
Mother is also the incarnation of Goddess on this earth. It is said that even
God requires the help mother as several examples we have. All the Gods have
taken His incarnation by the help of mother. So far as my mother is concerned,
I worship my mother as Goddess. It is rightly said that mother is the preceptor
of preceptors.
Q:- What is
your mother?
Ans:- My
mother is a simple house-wife.
Q:- Where
do you live at?
Ans:- At
present I live at …….. but my native place is …………
Q:- What is
the environment of there where you live?
Ans:- The
environment is quite peaceful where I live at. The people of our surroundings
are very helpful and co-operative. We all live there with full mutual relationship
and we all have mutual love for one another.
Or
Where I
live the environment of there is quite noisy. The people of there are very
quarrelsome and violent. The educated and gentlemen face lots of difficulties
and they always live in tensed mood. Some of them wish to leave that place and
some of them have already left the place.
Q:- What do
you do this time?
Ans:- This
time I am pursuing B.A. – Part Two with English Honours and I am also preparing
for some general competitive exams. For extra knowledge I am learning computer
course and Spoken English.
Or.
This time,
I am pursuing I. Sc. – First Year. And, I am fully devoted to our prescribed
syllabus, so I have no time to do any extra preparation except my syllabus
subjects but after finishing my Intermediate I will surely think to prepare for
general competitive exams.
Q:- Who is
the ideal person in your life?
Ans:- My
father is the ideal person in my life. In my views(esjs n`f”Vdks.k ls] esjh utj esa) father is
the real guide and real preceptor for the children and he is also the
incarnation of God for them. That’s why, I love and respect him very much.
Q:- What is
your favourite food?
Ans:- My
favourite food is rice and pulse. Why -
1.
Rice and pulse – Rice and pulse is
a king food among all the dishes especially in Bihar, and it is eaten as a
regular lunch almost all the families of this state. That’s why, it is my
favourite food.
2.
Khichdi:- Khichdi is my favourite
food because it is the mixture of several things, it is very healthy and tasty.
Especially, it is cooked quickly and all the students who live out of their
houses love it very much. That’s why I like it very much.
3.
Chuda and Dahi:- Chuda and Dahi is
my favourite dish. It is said this dish is the dish for God. Especially, in
Brahmin family everyone likes it very much. This dish is worshipped everywhere
and considered very pure. That’s why I like it very much.
Q:-
What is your ideal sentence in your life?
Ans:-
I have so many sentences which can be my ideal, these are as follows:-
Honesty
is the best policy, Time is money, honest labour never goes in vain etc. but
among them – “Work is worship and duty is God” is my favourite one.
Project
work:-
Answer
the following questions:-
Q:-
In which chapter/part of English Grammar
we study about the letters and alphabet?
Ans:-
We study about letters and alphabet in ‘Orthography’.
Q:-
What do you mean by letters?
Ans:-
Letters are the smallest unit of a word.
Q:-
What are usage of letters in language? What is the role of letters in Grammar?
Ans:-
Letters are used to create the word. Without using particular letters we cannot
create any word.
Q:-
What is a word? What do you mean by a word?
Ans:-
The combination of letters in arranged order and it gives a proper meaning or
sense is called a word.
Q:-
In which part of Grammar we study about the words and their derivation?
Ans:
- In Etymology we study about the words and their derivation.
Q:-
What are the kinds of words accordance with traditional English Grammar?
Ans:- There are eight kinds of words accordance
with the traditional English Grammar.
Q:-
What is it called these eight part of words?
Ans:-
It is called ‘Parts of speech’.
Chakravuh
of Spoken English
Q:- What is
the meaning ……….?
Ans:- If you know the meaning of it –
1.
Sir/Madam, so far as the meaning of
this word is concerned, I would like to say in my views that its meaning is in
Hindi………/In English.
2.
The meaning of this word in Hindi/English
is…….
3.
It stands for………in Hindi/English.
4.
I know that the meaning but I won’t
tell you.
5.
I know that there is only one
scholar in this world/in this area, and this you.
6.
Sir, I want not to go against the
discipline. Therefore, I suggest you to stop the matter here.
7.
Sir, have an android phone loaded
with kit-kat or lollipop?
Yes, I
have.
Ok, pass it
to me for a moment.
Q:- What
will you do with it?
Ans:- I
will tell you the meaning of your word by looking up in your loaded dictionary.
No, I don’t
have. I have no any mobile.
Then, how
unlucky you are ! In this age, you have no mobile loaded with android
applications. These days, even a child keep it.
Do you have
any android mobile this time?
Ans:- No, I
don’t have but my father keeps it and sometimes I use it for an educational
purpose.
Sir, should
I go or I compel you to run away.
Thank you
sir. I’ll see you again.
Answer the
following questions:-
Q:- You are
standing at the library of your college
and you meet the librarian. You require to borrow some books relating to
ancient history. How will you demand or ask for your books to the librarian?
Set the conversion.
Ans:-
Hello Sir,
good morning.
Good
morning! What can I do for you?
Sir, I am
the regular student of ………… in this college. I have an ID Card of library.
Show it.
Here it is
please.
OK. Very
fine.
Have you any dues relating to your old issues?
No, Sir,
you can check my lab card.
Very fine.
I checked and found no dues on your card.
Tell about
your current requirement.
Sir, I require
some books of ancient history.
You are the
student of science, still you require these books of arts.
Sir,
actually I am preparing for some competitive exams in that I require all these.
OK, It’s
wonderful.
Here it is.
Thank you
sir. I’ll just return it within four or five days.
No,
problems.
Thank you.
Q:- Set the
conversion between a student and a clerk during the admission in a college.
Respected
Sir, dear classmates and lovely sisters!
Respected
Sir and dear classmates!
Good morning all of you!/Very
good morning all of you!
Today, I am floating on the
ocean of ecstasy because you have given me a golden opportunity to say
something about me. First of all I would like give you my heartiest thanks for
this. I am myself………. I am the eldest/youngest/third/second daughter of
Sri................who is a successful businessman/teacher/farmer……. When we
talk about my father, it was the time when he had no any special identification
and he was a very simple man but, my father has created a history in the area
of business. He has spread his business so widely and rapidly, it is not
possible for a common man this time. My father loves me too much and I also
love and respect my father from the core of my heart. My mother Smt……….is
simple house wife but she is a great dictator in my family but she is very soft
by her heart. She loves all the members of my family very much. I also love and
respect my mother heartedly. I am……brothers and …….sisters./I am only one
brother and one sister. This time, I am pursuing +2/B A Part one……/This time, I
am the student of Intermediate second year/B.A/B.Sc……
Friends, as I know that there is no
meaning of a life without a fixed aim because everyone knows that our life
without aim is like a rudderless boat. Therefore, I have also chosen a fixed
aim for my life. Dear sir and friends, I would like tell you that I want to be
a professor/doctor/teacher bank PO clerk/railway officer/…..
I feel
shame in speaking English.
I dislike
talking with anyone.
It is you
who have started all these, therefore, you end it.
Where to
start, is not known to me, I am in a dilemma.
Sometimes,
it seems that I can speak anything in English but when I start, I feel, I have
forgot everything else.
It is not
happened as we desire. Still, we should never leave the hope and we try and
try.
Answer the
following questions: -
Q:- What is
the real definition of an ideal student?
Ans:-
In my views, an ideal student must have
the following five qualities:-
Where had
you been for a long time?
I had gone
out of the station for few days.
For what
reason had you been out of the station?
There was a
marriage ceremony in my relation. I was just attending that ceremony.
How was
marriage ceremony?
It was very
fantastic.
But, I
spent a sleepless night for few days.
You say
quite all right. In this marriage ceremony, the people enjoy themselves very
much but they have got to face difficulties.
This
marriage was arranged or love marriage.
This was
quite arranged.
Thanks for
these information.
Have a rest
for some days and we will meet in college.
Topics
Friendship
Friendship is a faithful and loyal relationship
between two or more persons living anywhere in the world. We cannot leave our
whole life alone and need a faithful relationship to someone to live happily
called friends. There are many valuable things in life, but
friendship may be one of the most important.
It is rightly said that there is no pleasure in
the world without a friend.
Our parents are also our true friends but we
cannot share all the matters to them. Therefore, we require such a friend to
whom we should share our everything.
It is also said that true friends are rare in the
world but I am so fortunate/lucky that I have got a true friend who is my
wife/elder brother/younger brother/eldest sister.
Your
favourite subject
Q:- Which is your favourite subject?
Ans:-
Although, I like all the subjects but Physics/English/Mathematics/Hindi is my
favourite one.
Q:- Why do
you like this subject?
Ans:-
Mathematics is my favourite subject because without mathematics we can do
nothing. This is very interesting and it provides a great fun for the lovers of
mathematics. In my house all of seniors love mathematics due to that I also
love this subject very much.
Q:- Who is
the father of Mathematics?
Ans:-
Aryabhatta is the father of Mathematics.
Q:- What
are the branches of Mathematics?
Just listen
to me.
Tell, what’s the matter?
Look at me
and tell, does this dress suit to me?
Wonderful,
you are looking gorgeous.
Wonderful,
you are looking very handsome in this dress.
Are you
prepared/ready to go to visit a special place or special person?
Are you
going to visit some special person today?
No, that’s
not the matter as you think.
If it is
not special, why you have put on special dress today.
What a chap
you are! Today is my birthday?
Oh! I am
extremely sorry. Many happy returns of the day.
Thanks a
lot for this compliment.
Is there
any party today behalf of you?
Yes, why
not? There will be a huge party at night, today. My father has arranged this
and you are heartedly welcome along with your all the members of your family.
Oh! Sure.
We’ll come surely at night today and will enjoy ourselves along with you.
Thank you.
Now, we will meet in the party and I have also to be prepared for this.
Just think
about it.
First I’ll
check it, then I’ll decide.
Q:- How
much distance did you cover yet?
Ans:- I
have covered 300 kilometers yet.
Some
important questions starting with auxiliary verbs: -
Q:- Are you
an emotional man?
Ans:- Yes,
I am very emotional because when I see someone weeping I also start crying.
No, I am
very hard at heart because when I see someone in trouble I feel enjoy.
Q:- Are you
a cautious man?
Ans:- Yes,
I’m. I am a cautious man.
Q: - Should
a student be disciplined and a man of time?
Ans:- Yes,
he must be. He must be not only disciplined but also he must be a man of time.
Note: -
Usage of
‘Not only…….but also’
[Sentence +
…not only……….but also…….]
My father
was not only a teacher but also he was a social reformer.
He is not
only my brother but also he is my friend.
She is not
only beautiful by her face but also she is very beautiful by her heart.
You are not
only blunt but also you are stupid.
She/He is
not only my friend but also he is my life.
Q:- Are you
agreed to my proposal?
Ans:- Yes,
I am. I agreed to your proposal.
Note:-
Agree with
a person –
Agree to a
proposal –
Agree on a
subject –
Some
miscellaneous questions and answers: -
Q:- How are
you?
Ans:- I am
fine and you.
I am also
fine.
Q:- Where
are you going now?
Ans:- I am
going to attend my English classes.
Q:- Where
do you read English?
Ans:- I
read English at ETC WORLD, Naugachia.
Q:- Since
when have you been going there for reading English?/Since when have you been
going there to attend your English classes?
Ans:- I
have joined there two or three days before/two or three months before.
Q:- Is
there any new batch for English?
Ans:- Yes,
there is. There is the new batch in which I am reading.
Q:- Do you
also want to join English classes there?
Ans: - Yes,
I also wish to join there for English.
Q:- But, I
have heard that you have already joined English classes to some institute.
Ans:- Yes, but I am not satisfied there. Therefore, I
want to join here.
Q:- Just
tell me, what is the fee structure of there?
Ans:-
Although, it is two thousand five hundred fifty for per year but you can just
pay only Rs. Twelve hundred fifty rupees per year, if you take your admission
through a group of six students.
Many, many
thanks for this information.
Ok, I’ll
meet in the class there.
·
Habitually, my father is very
strict by nature but he is very soft and sensitive by heart. Man is hard/strict
by nature but being strict there must be softness and simplicity in his
behavior otherwise, he can be called proud. I am very proud of myself/I am very
lucky that there is no any quality in my father that proves he is a proud. Every
father wants to see his children on the top of the world. For this occasionally
he punishes them. His punishment is also like blessings. If the children get
fear of his punishment and start going against him, they can never be
successful.
Q:- Why did
you come late today?
Ans:- I
came late due to high traffic jam. /I came late due to misunderstanding the
time. / I went to sleep at noon and I could not get up on time.
Q:- Why did
you not complete your task/homework?
Ans: - Due
to some urgent work at home I did not get time to complete my homework. /Due to
fever at night I could not complete my homework.
Q:- If your
suggestions are not matched in examination what would do?
Ans: - If
our given suggestions are out of syllabus, we will leave the examination or we
will try our best to complete the answers by the help of our common sense.
Q:- How
will you prepare for your examination if did you not care for your subject
seriously?
Ans: -
First of all, I would like to say that I do not ignore any subject but if I
miss one of them surely I’ll try to use my own common sense for that subject.
Time
Q: - Does the time important for us?
Ans:- It is not the matter of me only time is
important for all.
Q:- Do you return the past time?
Ans:- No
one can return the past time one we lost it because time and tide waits for
none.
Q:- How
will you define the ‘time’?
Ans: - The
word ‘Time’ refers the period of past, present and future. It is connected to
our life-cycle.
Q:- How
should we utilize our time?
Ans: -
Everyone knows that if one who has taken one’s birth, must have to die one day.
Therefore, we live a short span of time on this earth. Everything and everybody
has been bounded under a fixed and universal rules. Nothing looks alike always
here. Hence, I would like say that we must utilize our time in good work and
for the welfare of others. We must maintain a fixed routine for every work and
always try to act accordance with it. For the utilization of time our sound
health plays a vital role to maintain the time. Hence, we should always be
careful to be fit. If we keep ill-health, we lose much of time on our bed and
medicines.
Answer the following questions: -
Q:- What is
your name?
Q:- What’s
your father’s name?
Q: - In
which class do you study? What is your qualification?
Q:- How
many brothers and sisters do you have?
Ans: - I am
….brothers and …..sisters. I am only one brother and one sister.
Q:- What is
the first month of the year?
Q: - What
is the last month of the year?
Q:- How
many months are there in a year?
Ans: -
There are …
Q: - How
many days are there in a week?
Q: - What
is the first day of the week?
Q: - Which
month has only twenty-eight or twenty-nine days?
Q:- What is
your favorite color?
Ans: - My
favorite color is red.
Q:- Why is
red your favorite color?
Ans: -
Because red color is the symbol of sacrifice/love.
Note: -
Because white color is the symbol of
simplicity.
Because
green color is the symbol greenery.
Q:- Who is
your favourite person in your life?
Ans: - My
father is favourite person in my life.
Q: - Why is
your father favourite person in your life?
Ans: -
Because, he always supports me to excel in life.
My mother
is my favourite person in my life. Why?
Ans: -
Because, every mother is the incarnation of goddess on the earth. Specially, so
far as my mother is concerned, she is the real goddess and who always
encourages me to go ahead in my life.
Q:- What is
your favourite subject?
Ans:- My
favourite subject is ‘Mathematics’. Why?
Ans:-
Because, we can’t do anything without mathematics in this era.
English is
my favourite subject because these days without English we can’t get higher
education in this age.
Biology is
my favourite subject because I have to be doctor and treat the poor patient
free of cost.
Botany is
my favourite subject. Since, I love the nature and this subject is purely
connected to it. That’s why, it’s my favourite.
Sanskrit is
my favorite subject because without knowing Sanskrit we can’t understand the
meaning of Vedas which are treasure of knowledge.
How to
deliver your speech on the occasion of Republic Day?
Respected
chief guest, honourable sirs/madams, my dear classmates, lovely sisters and
here gathered all the sundry!
Good
morning all of you!
Today, we are
celebrating the Republic Day. Have you ever thought why we have been
celebrating this day with pomp and show? Friends, I know that we all are aware
of this auspicious occasion and are also be acquainted with the event that our
country became free from the slavery of Britishers on 15th August,
1947 but our democratic rules were implemented on 26th January,
1950. From this very day, we have been celebrating it as the ‘Republic Day’.
Now, we have our own constitutions to rule our country. We must pay an/a homage
to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar who has created our constitution. We are fully
democratically free in our country. But, friends today, we must have to
remember those martyrs who have sacrificed everything for the sake of our
motherland. Again our country is being tortured by crimes, atrocities,
corruptions etc. We have to take an oath today to maintain the dignity of our
motherland by showing our devotion and patriotism. Friends, we must not think
what the country has done for you, we must think what you have done for the
country. With this I end my speech. Thank you. Jai Hind and Jai Bharat.
Tricks: -
Q: - Do +
you + …….?
Ans:-
a.
Yes, I do. I verb1 +………..
b.
No, I don’t. I don’t + verb1 +……..
Practice: -
Q:- Do you
read attentively?
Q:- Do
you go to your school/college every day?
Q:- Do you
know how to speak English?
Q:- Do you
complete your school tasks properly?
Q:- Do you
think to help the helpless person?
Q:- Do you
love your parents?
Q:- Do you
know how to cook?
Q:- Do you
like to chat on facebook or whatsapp?
Some important words and phrases used to speak on any
situation or event
It was the
time when I ……. [,d le; Fkk tc EkSa-----]
– It was the time when I was five years old. It was the time when I used to
live in a hostel. It was the time when I used to live in that old building. It
was the time when I was coming from my tuition class. It was the time when I
used to live my village.
It is the
matter of that time when I ……[,d le;
dh ckr gS tc eSa------]
Once, it so
happened that I……[,d ckj ,slk gqvk
fd---------], All of a sudden/Suddenly[vpkud], A whip of air[gok dk >ksadk], He
slipped[og fQly x;kA],
Aghast at [gDdk cDdk],
Collided with me [eq>ls Vdjk x;k]
Closely – utnhd ls ,
At the point of discussion– okn&fookn ds foUnq ij,
A narrow escape– cky&cky cpuk, During– ds njE;ku
, At the time of arrival, At the time of returning,
Consequently, As a result, Genuine, Versatile, Extra-ordinary, The memory of
her/him,
esjs eu esa cgqr rjg ds [;ky vk jg
Answer the
following questions: -
Q:- Who
does survive the life of all the human being?
Ans: - God
survives not only the life of all the human being but also He survives the life
everything around the world.
Q:- Who
does survive the life of children?
Ans: - Our
parents survive the life of children.
Q: - How
can you be a literate person/man?
Ans:-
I can be a literate man/person to
acquire sound knowledge and increasing the education level.
Q:- How can
you elevate the name of your parents?
Ans: - I can elevate the name of my parents by
developing our moral character as well as increasing the education level in a
proper sense.
Q:- Do you
love your parents?
Ans:- It is
not the matter of mine everyone loves their parents. But, there are some of us
who have no care of our parents and such people disrespect them. It is a matter
great shame for those people who misbehave with them.
[;g flQZ esjh gh ckr ugha gS] gj dksbZ
vius&vius ekrk&firk ls I;kj djrs gSaA ijUrq] geesa ls dqN ,sls yksx gSa
tks vius ekrk&firk dh ijokg ugha djrs gSa vkSj os mudk vuknj djrs gSaA ;g
cM+s gha nq%[k dh ckr gSA ,sls yksxksa ij f/kDdkj gS tks muds lkFk vPNk O;ogkj
ugha dj ikrs gSaA ]
Q:- What is
your qualification? What are your qualifications?
Ans: - I am
the student of class …….
I am
pursuing B. A./B.Sc./B.Com. – Part – One/Two. I am B.A. /I am M. A. I have just
appeared at the Matric Examination 2017 and this time, I am waiting for the
result.
Q:- What
are your subjects in Intermediate?/What are your combinations?
Ans: - My
combinations are Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English and Hindi.
Q:- What is
your honours paper?
Ans: - My
honours paper is………….
Q:- Do you
believe in God?
Ans: - Yes,
I do. I believe in God. /No, I don’t. I don’t believe in God.
Tricks: -
Q:- Do
you……..?
Ans: -
a. Yes,
I do. I + verb1 + object.
b.
No, I don’t. I don’t + verb1 +
object.
Q:- Do you
believe that rose is the symbol of love?
Ans: - Yes,
I do. I believe that rose is the symbol of love. /No, I don’t believe that rose
is the symbol of love. It is a nonsense talk.
Answer the
following question: -
Q:- If
someone tells you – ‘Good morning’ what will you reply?
Ans:- I
will reply if someone tells me – ‘Good morning’, only good morning. / I’ll say
- good morning.
Q: - If
someone tells you – ‘Good evening’, what you will reply?
Ans: - I’ll
say – ‘good evening’.
Q: - If
someone tells you – ‘Thank you’, what you will reply?
Ans:- I’ll
say – ‘You are welcome/That’s very kind of you’.
Q: -
Suppose, you want to play more how will you take permission for this?
Ans: - I’ll
say – ‘Let me play more please/Please, let me play more.
Q: - If you
want to go out from the class, what will you say?
Ans:- I’ll
say – ‘May I go out from the class?’/ ‘Let me go out from the class’.
Q:-For
seniors how will you ask him/her name?
Ans: - I’ll
say – May I know your name please.
Q:- What’s
matter? (D;k ckr gS\)
Ans:-
Nothing special. (dksbZ [kkl ugha@dksbZ ckr
ugha gSA) Something special. (dksbZ [kkl ckr gSA)
Q:- What’s
the matter? Today, you look something sad. (D;k ckr gS\ vkt] rqe mnkl fn[k jgs gks\@vkt vki dqN mnkl fn[k
jgs gSa\)
Ans: - This
is not the matter as you think. (rqe
tSlk lksp jgs gks] oSlh dksbZ ckr ugha gSA) Today, I
feel fever. (vkt] eq>s cq[kkj eglwl
gks jgh gSA) Today, I am not feeling well. (vkt] eq>s dqN vPNk ugha yx jgk gSA).
Today, I am just missing him/her. (vkt]
eq>s mldh cgqr ;kn vk jgh gSA) I don’t feel well until I talk to
her/him once in a day. (tc rd
eSa muls fnu&Hkj esa ,d ckj ckr u dj yWw rks eq>s dqN Hkh vPNk ugha
yxrkA)
-
Just, call him/her. (,d ckj muls ckr dj yksA)
-
Her/ His mobile is out of range or
switched off. (mldh eksckbZy ,fj;k ls
ckgj gS ;k cUn gS A)
-
I tried several times but no use. (eSaus dbZ ckj dksf’k’k fd;k ysfdu dksbZ Qk;nk ugha
gqvk A)
Q:-
What is the matter? Why so many people are gathered here? (D;k ckr gS\ brus yksx ;gkW tek D;ksa gSa\)
Ans:
- Even I don’t know actually what happened here. (oLrqr% eq>s Hkh irk ugha gS fd ;gkW D;k gqvk gS\)
Someone
died. ( fdlh dh e`R;q gks x;hA.)
There
is an accident here. (;gkW ,d
nq?kZVuk gks x;h gSA)
A
cycle rider made an accident to a girl. (,d lkbZfdy okys us ,d yM+dh dks /kDdk ekj fn;k gSA)
Someone
fainted here. (dksbZ ;gkW ij csgks’k gks
x;k gSA )
Q:- Why are
you walking so fast? –
Ans:- I
walking fast because I am being late to the coaching.
Q:- Why are
you looked afraid?
Ans: - I am
looked afraid because I couldn’t complete my task today.
I am looked
afraid because I am getting late.
Q: - How do
you come here?
Ans: - I
come here by tempo/on foot/by bicycle.
It is
getting late.
Don’t get
me wrong. I am speaking the truth. There is no truth in it. No, there is
nothing but truth in it.
Q:- How to
make you understand? You are not trying to understand me.
Do whatever
you want, I am not be able to trap in your words.
Speech on 15Th August
Very good
morning to the honourable chief guest, over esteemed principal, teachers,
parents, dear friends, lovely sisters and here arrived all and sundry!
Today, we have gathered here to celebrate
the Independence Day which is counted among the red-letter days in the history
of India. It is very auspicious and gala day for all the Indians and who loves
the country. We all the Indians became free from the slavery of Britishers on
15th August, 1947. After independence, we got our all fundamental
rights to our own nation. Today, we must salute those martyrs who sacrificed
their everything for the sake of our motherland. It was the time when our
ancestors had been suffering from the tortures of British and British-rule.
They were so rude that our ancestors couldn’t tolerate their physical and
mental pains. Therefore, they raise an agitation against the British and their
intolerable rules. The revolution started from the year of 1857 by the great
Indian revolutionary named ‘Mangal Pandey’. After a long struggle, we achieved
our freedom in 1947.
Friends, it is a matter of great sorrow
that some of us show the formalities on this very day. They only enjoy
themselves like a common festival. This is not fair at all. Today, it is a day
of awaking and to be united. We don’t have fight ourselves on religions, creed
or casteism. We all have equal rights to protect our motherland from the
enemies. Friends, no service is greater than the service of the nation. I would
like to remember a beautiful quotes said by Maithlisharan Gupt, He says,
‘tks Hkjk ugha gS]Hkkoksa ls]
ftlesa cgrh jl/kkj ugha]
oks ân; ugha iRFkj gS] ftlesa Lons’k dk I;kj ugha A’.
With these words, I end my speech.
Jai Hind!
Jai Bharat! Bande Matram!
Thank you!
Reply the
answers as per the requirement of the statement: -
(You are at
the book stall to purchase the Oxford English Grammar)
You: - Good afternoon, sir.
Shopkeeper: - Good afternoon, tell…….can I do for you.
(How, what)
You: - Sir, I ……to purchase a book of grammar named
‘Oxford English Grammar’. (had, have)
Shopkeeper: - Sorry, sir I……one piece of it. Just It has been sold from the stall.
(have, had)
You: - Oh! It’s a bad luck…me. (for, to)
Shopkeeper: - Should I show you another piece of
grammar book.
You: - No, I……only the same book. (require, required).
FRIEND:
-
F – Frank, Favourable, Faithful, Fearless, Facetious (मजाकिया )
R – Responsible, Real, Resourceful,
I – Intelligent, Intellectual, Innocent,
E – Emotional, Effective, Energetic
N – Natural, Neat and clean,
D – Decent, Disciplined
·
Truly speaking a true friend is
rare in the world. But, I am so fortunate that I have a true whose name is………..
·
It’s a great saying that a friend
in need, is a friend indeed.
·
Once I quoted about a friend that
there is no happiness without a friend in world.
·
In the time being there is no torch
by which you can search a true friend any way.
·
This world is so selfish that we
get the first dagger thrusting on our back, it is often our close friend.
·
It is no exaggeration that we can
live a happy live without friends if they are selfish and cunning.
·
Despite of so many merits and
demerits I love……very much.
·
No friend is greater than our
parents. It is our parents who are our real, natural, selfless, faithful and
they are so responsible that sometime without asking anything they are always
ready to bestow everything. Their sacrifice is so great that cannot be
expressed in words or sentences. Indeed, their qualities and merits are beyond
description.
SECRET: -
S = Serious
and separate matter
E =
Essential
C =
Curiosity generator
R =
Responsible and quick responding
E = Ensure
T = Tested
and true
When else
and how else do you read? Who else is making a noise outside? What else have
you to do in your life? How long will it take to reach there? Up to how long
shall I have to wait for? She is sad as
usual. Don’t retreat from the sorrow if you want to be happy. Struggle is our
life.
Hello everyone! I feel proud to be the teacher of
this school. Today, we are celebrating the anniversary of foundation day, for
this school. 11 years before in 2011 the
foundation of this school was formed, and nobody had guessed that this school
would be so popular and famous in our locality. Today, I do say with pride that
I am a teacher of this school. We can’t
forget the labour and passion behind the foundation of this school it goes to
our honourable principal Mr. CPN sir and the secretary of this school as well
as all those teachers who have contributed their hundred percent to build up
the career of students. Dear children,
life is a struggle. During our struggles we have to face so many problems and
obstacles. Sometimes, we feel that now it’s hard to go ahead but we must not
loose our patience and courage. If we fail in to get success in our initial
stage, we must not accept the defeat. We should get up and be ready to fight
against our adversity with courage. We should never forget that failures are
pillars of success. We can learn a lot from our failure. Failure is our teacher
that guides to focus on our mistakes. And if we learn how to remove our
mistakes from our life who can defeat us? You will be on the top of success.
You are the future of the nation, our society, and your own family. Build up
your sound character and never forget – Wealth is lost, nothing is lost, health
is lost something is lost and character is lost everything is lost. At last, I
would like to give you a message - never think what the nation has done for,
think what you will do for the nation. I wish you all the best and especially
best wishes to this school that it may be progressing like this by leaps and
bound. With this I end my speech. Thank you all!
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