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Mastering The Art of Precis Writing Today, we're going to delve into the art of precis writing. You might be wondering, what in the world is precis writing? Well, my friend, it's the art of summarizing a lengthy text into a concise, clear, and coherent piece. In simpler terms, we’re talking about boiling down a lot of words into just a few! Importance? Let's be honest, in today's fast-paced world, no one has time to read long, winding prose. Precis writing can be used to summarize anything from news articles to academic papers. It helps you to understand complex information quickly, and in the world of business and academia, this skill can truly set you apart from the competition. Now that we've covered what precis writing is and why it's essential, let's dive deeper into the nuances of this skill. Advice for scripting a useful precise ,   Precis writing can be a challenging task for many. However, with the right tips and techniques, it c...

Everyday Proverbs: Practical Wisdom for Daily Use, Proverbs can be distilled as brief, yet meaningful aphorisms employed to convey practical wisdom. They have been passed down through generations, and in various cultures, serving as axioms that inspire virtues such as hard work, honesty, and courage. In using proverbs, it is easy to notice the way they carry profound truths in a simple, clear manner. This makes them ideal for communication in today's fast-paced world, aiding in attaining personal growth, strengthening relationships, and in making sound decisions. Indeed, as we shall delve into the different categories of proverbs, we will see how they have genuine value, guiding us through life's twists and turns. Proverbs for personal growth Growing up, we’ve all heard our parents or teachers say “A stitch in time saves nine,” and at the time, it might have seemed like an obscure, nonsensical phrase. But as we get older, its meaning becomes clearer - taking care ...

Welcome to the wonderful world of non-continuous verbs! You may be wondering what exactly these are. Well, simply put, non-continuous verbs are verbs that cannot be used in continuous or progressive tenses. Examples of non-continuous verbs include verbs of perception like "see" and "hear", verbs of emotion like "love" and "hate", and verbs of possession like "have" and "own". understand the difference between the two to use them correctly in sentences. Now that we have a good understanding of what non-continuous verbs are and how they differ from continuous verbs, let's dive deeper into the rules for using them correctly in sentences. Rules for Using Non-continuous Verbs Common Non-continuous Verbs Common Non-continuous Verbs: Some of the most common non-continuouserbs include verbs of perception, emotion, possession, sensation, and thought. Verbs of perception include verbs like see, hear, and taste. Emotion-related ve...

Reading comprehension and unseen passages are very common in academic tests as well as in competitive exams, but what are the approaches we should keep in our mind while solving which is more important?  Here are the points the way of answering the comprehension test. 1. What comprehension means to you is more important rather than solving it. 2. Effective reading builds strong enough to figure out the passage. 3. Vocabularies play a crucial role but more importantly how to deal with anonymous words. 4. Give the primacy of the statements, 5. Knowledge is the key to answering the questions. 6. Don't be imaginative. 1. What comprehension means to you is more important rather than solving it. As I mention to you earlier that reading comprehension is all about reading the passages and after reading what you understand that is known as comprehension, meanwhile, many of us have the misconception related to it that unseen passages and comprehension are treated differently by t...

Tenses are the most common approach to expressing thoughts, either the way of speaking or writing, but no one has an idea of what are the points which enhance the impactful of your speech. In this blog, we are going to know the answer to the most frequent questions that occur in the mind of new learners. 1.  What are the points we keep in mind before learning the tense? 2. What is tense? 3 . What is the importance of tenses in English grammar? 4.  what are the tenses which help to improve communication skills? 5.  what are the tenses which are important in competitive exams? 1. What are the points we keep in mind before learning the tense? The basic structure of writing or speaking is which has never  changed even today is Subject + aux. verb + action verb + object Now, talking about the basic points which come together for making a sentence. The subject notifies itself in four different parts of speech, 1. Noun, 2. Adjective + Noun, 3. Adverb + A...

Many people get confused or confused in identifying Subjects, Objects, and Verbs in English. They do not understand who is the subject, who is the verb, and who is the object. Therefore, before making the sentence it is necessary to be aware of some such important points. Subject (Doer) - In any sentence which is about doing the action. It is called Subject. Verb - such a word that denotes the action of the doer is known as a verb. Direct objects - can be identified by what and indirect objects  can be recognized by whom. The following formats help you to understand how these components work in the sentence,  Subj + verb + direct object (what). Ex, she reads a book, and now you ask yourself what then you get the answer book, so the book is known as direct objects. Subj + verb + indirect object (whom). Ex, I make you laugh. In this sentence ask yourself from whom then you get the answer you, it means you, is known as an indirect object. Ex, I teach you English eve...

What is the meaning of a preparatory subject? As far as your question is concerned, a preparatory subject means a subject that comes later in the sentence. What is a preparatory subject in English? The pronoun 'it' is the only preparatory subject that comes later in a sentence. Use of preparatory subject 'it'. - To talk about the weather, - To express time, - To talk about a period,  These formats are used to use a preparatory subject,   It + verb of to be + Noun. Preparatory subject exercises, Ex; it is Monday today. Ex; it is the same boy that helped me a lot. Ex; it is just a question nothing else. Ex; it is 8 clock now. It + verb of to be + adjective/noun. Ex; it is a beautiful day today. Ex; it is a useful thing. Ex; it is a bright and sunny day. It + verb of to be + adjective + to + infinitive,   Ex; it is easy to understand the concept of the English language. Ex; it is a surprise to see him here. Ex; it is difficult to solve your problem. Note, ...