Tuesday, 17 December 2024

Free Life

                      Free Life

There are many ways to enjoy a free life, but it ultimately depends on your individual interests and values. Here are some general tips:

 * Spend time in nature: Go for walks, hikes, or picnics in parks, forests, or other natural areas.

 * Connect with loved ones: Spend quality time with family and friends, whether it's through shared activities or simply talking and laughing together.

 * Volunteer your time: Helping others can be a rewarding way to give back to your community and make a difference in the world.

 * Learn new skills: Take up a new hobby, learn a new language, or take a class on a subject that interests you.

 * Explore your creativity: Write, paint, play music, or engage in other creative activities that bring you joy.

 * Travel: If you have the opportunity, explore new places and cultures.

 * Practice mindfulness: Focus on the present moment and appreciate the simple things in life.

 * Set realistic goals: Having goals can give your life direction and purpose, but it's important to set achievable goals that won't stress you out.

 * Take care of your physical and mental health: Get enough sleep, eat healthy foods, and exercise regularly.

 * Be grateful for what you have: Focusing on the positive aspects of your life can help you appreciate the good things you already have.

Remember, a free life is not about having everything you want; it's about finding joy in the simple things and appreciating the freedom you have to live your life the way you want to.


How can we learn reading in English

 How can we learn reading in English

Here are some effective ways to learn reading in English:

 * Start with the Basics:

   * Phonics: Learn the sounds of  combinations.

   * Sight Words: Memorize frequently used words that can't be easily sounded out.

   * Simple Texts: Begin with easy books, comics, or articles that are at your reading level.

 * Choose Interesting Materials:

   * Topics of Interest: Read about subjects you enjoy, like sports, hobbies, or current events.

   * Reading Level: Select materials that are challenging but not too difficult.

   * Variety: Read different types of texts (books, articles, comics, etc.) to improve comprehension.

 * Build Vocabulary:

   * Word Lists: Create lists of new words and their meanings.

   * Context Clues: Use the surrounding words to guess the meaning of unfamiliar words.

   * Dictionary: Use a dictionary or online resources to look up the definitions of new words.

 * Practice Regularly:

   * Reading Time: Set aside time each day for reading.

   * Reading Goals: Set specific reading goals to stay motivated.

   * Reading Challenges: Participate in reading challenges or book clubs.

 * Active Reading:

   * Summarize: After reading, summarize the main points in your own words.

   * Ask Questions: Ask yourself questions about the text to deepen understanding.

   * Connect: Relate the text to your own experiences or knowledge.

 * Reading Aloud:

   * Pronunciation: Practice pronouncing words correctly.

   * Fluency: Improve your reading speed and smoothness.

   * Comprehension: Enhance understanding by hearing the words.

 * Immerse Yourself in English:

   * English Media: Watch English movies, TV shows, and listen to English songs.

   * Language Exchange: Practice speaking English with native speakers or other learners.

   * Online Resources: Use online platforms and apps to learn English.

Remember, learning to read in English takes time and practice. Be patient with yourself and celebrate your progress along the way.


Tuesday, 9 March 2021

Eat healthy live healthy

 

Eat healthy live healthy.

A human body has to perform many tasks to stay alive. To perform the tasks requires energy to work. Energy comes from Food. The type of energy the body has depends upon the types of food the body takes. If the body takes foods that are not nutritious, then it will not act properly, as a result, the body won't be able to perform the tasks, and if the body won't perform tasks properly then it will ruin and ultimately die. So, food does a major part in our lives.

Unhealthy foods will make a body lazy, depressed and cause diseases; whereas healthy foods will make a body, fit, healthy, and disease-free.

Healthy foods include home-made foods. These include the nutritious ones i.e. vegetables, fruits, proteins, carbs, fats, vitamins, etc. Every food has its own value. They are all necessary, lack of specific nutrients may cause diseases. Healthy foods make the body active and strong. It also helps in brain functioning.

Wednesday, 29 April 2020

Types of sentences



                                                      

What is a sentence?
A set of words that is complete in itself, typically containing a subject and predicate, conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command, and consisting of a main clause and sometimes one or more subordinate clauses.

अर्थपूर्ण शब्दांच्या समूहास वाक्य असे म्हणतात’.


 Sentence has two parts


SUBJECT                      PREDICATE

What is a subject?
A subject is a person or a thing that is doing an action.

What is a Predicate?
The part of a sentence that contains an action is called a predicate.

Pick out the subject and predicate from the sentences given below.
1.   The man saw the snake.
2.   He whispered in a low voice.
3.   The rose smelled sweat.
4.   The farmer brought a handful of seeds.
5.    Soham went out of the house.
6.   Rahul and Sunil enjoyed a piece of cake.
7.   The mango fell on the ground.
8.   Mr.Verma helped the poor people.
9.   He insisted me to join the party.
10. The king rewarded the man with a handful of gold coins.
     
              Types of Sentence

 Assertive or declarative sentence (a statement)
विधानार्थी वाक्य
Interrogative sentence (a question)
प्रश्नार्थक वाक्य
Imperative sentence (a command)
आज्ञानार्थी वाक्य
Exclamatory sentence (an exclamation)
उद्गारवाचक वाक्य

Assertive or declarative sentence (a statement) विधानार्थी वाक्य:

ह्या वाक्यांत आपल्याला काही माहिती दिलेली असते किवा एखादे विधान केलेले असते.
 The sentence which declares or asserts a statement, feeling, opinion, incident, event, history, or anything is called an assertive sentence. An assertive sentence ends with a period (.). Assertive sentences can be either affirmative or negative.
1.   Sachin is a good cricket player.
2.    Rama was a polite man.
3.   He wanted to become a doctor.
4.   Sneha was a hardworking girl.
5.   Shivaji was the greatest Maratha ruler.’
Interrogative  sentence (प्रश्नार्थक वाक्य)

 ज्या वाक्यात प्रश्न विचारले जातात,त्यास प्रश्नार्थक वाक्य असे म्हणतात. 
   The sentence which asks a question is an interrogative sentence. This kind of sentence usually ends with a note of interrogation (?) instead of a period (.). An interrogative sentence can be either affirmative or negative.

There are two types of interrogative sentences.
1.   Wh-type interrogative sentence
2.   Yes/No type interrogative sentence.

Wh-type interrogative sentence: ह्या प्रश्नाची सुरवात हि Wh-ने होते व त्या नंतर क्रियापद आणि कर्ता जोडला जातो. (Wh+verb+subject+?)ह्या प्रकारच्या प्रश्नात येणारे उत्तर हे संग्शिप्त स्वरुपात असते.ह्या प्रश्नाची सुरवात हि –Why, What, Whom ,Where, Whose  and how ने होते. ‘How’ ह्या प्रश्नार्थक शब्दाची सुरवात जरी Wh- होत नसली तरिही तो Wh- प्रश्न मानलं जातो.
1.   What can I do for you?
2.   Who was he?
3.   Why did he look angry?
4.   Why can’t you help me in my work?
5.   Whom did you give the money?
6.   Where was the man standing?
7.   Whose son are you?
8.   How can we forget the sacrifice of our great freedom fighters?

Yes /No type Questions: Yes or no questions are questions whose expected answer is either "yes" or"no".ह्या प्रश्नाचे उत्तर हे Yes/No असे असते.ह्या प्रश्नाची सुरुवात हि सहाय्यकारी क्रियापदाने (Auxiliaryverbs) ने होते.     (Helping verb +noun/pronoun+)
Examples:
1.   Are we going tomorrow?
2.   Does he love to write a poem?
3.   Can you help me?
4.   Is he your brother?
5.   Am I disturbing you?
6.   Was he present yesterday?
7.   Were you standing in the balcony?

Imperative Sentence (आज्ञार्थी वाक्य): The sentence which is used to convey a command, a request, an advice, etc, is called an imperative sentence. This type of sentence always takes the second person (you) for the subject but most of the time, the subject remains hidden.

आज्ञार्थी वाक्या मध्ये समोरच्या व्यक्तीला एखदी सूचना,विनंती,आदेश किवा सल्ला दिला जातो.ह्या वाक्यांची सुरुवात क्रियापदाने होते.

    Examples:

1.   Bring me a glass of water.
2.   Don’t ever touch my bag.
3.   Give me a pen and a pencil.
4.   Play with intensity and courage.
5.   Remember me in my problems.
6.   Never forget the person who loves you.
7.   Take a step and don’t move.
8.   Don’t be excited about everything without reason.
9.   Don’t rush or you will fall.
10.Read a lot to improve your writing skill.

Advice
1. Take tablets on time.
2. Don’t eat the street food.
Command
Put the gun down.
order
Punish him.
Request
Please help me.
Instructions
Turn off the television.
Demands
Make me happiest man in the world.
Warning
Don’t touch the flowers.











EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE (उद्गारवाचक वाक्य):
उद्गारवाचक वाक्य आनंद ,दु:ख, राग ,आश्चर्य ,इ.भावना व्यक्तं करतात.हि वाक्ये बहुदा how किवा whatने सुरु होतात. ह्या वाक्यांचा शेवटी उद्गारवाचक चिन्ह असते (!).
       We use ‘How’ with an adjective
E.g-How beautiful, how interesting!
We use ‘what ‘with a noun or an adjective followed by a noun.
          E.g-What a day! What a delicious cake!
1.   What a beautiful flower it is!
2.   What a wonderful man he is!
3.   How cold it is today!
4.   What an exciting match it was!
5.   How brave he is!











Tuesday, 21 April 2020

Film review of ‘ MS Dhoni the untold story ’


       Film review of  ‘ MS Dhoni the untold story ’
               Sushant Singh Rajput starrer 'M.S.Dhoni The Untold Story' Movie Poster

                                The names of the characters


      1.   Sushant Singh Rajput -   Mahendra Singh Dhoni
      2.   Kiara Advani-            Sakshi Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
      3.   Disha Patani-          Priyanka Jha, Dhoni's girlfriend
      4.   Anupam Kher  -       Pan Singh Dhoni, Dhoni's father
     5.   Bhumika Chawla-     Jayanti Gupta, Dhoni's sister
     6.   Rajesh Sharma -        Dhoni's coach Banerji

Directed by: Neeraj Pandey is an Indian film director, producer and screenwriter. Pandey made his directorial debut in A Wednesday!, which was largely praised by audiences as well as critics and which later became a recipient of many accolades and his second film was Special 26 (2013), which was followed by Baby (2015), the latter of which received critical acclaim and became a huge commercial success. 

  1.  Produced by:                          Arun Pandey(Fox Star Studios)
  2. Written by:                             Neeraj Pandey (dialogues)
  3.  Screenplay by:                       Neeraj Pandey, Dilip Jha
  4.  Music by:                             Sanjoy Chowdhury Amaal Mallik
  5. Cinematography:                    Santosh Thundiyi
  6.   Story by:                             Neeraj Pandey
The story: The biopic on India’s celebrated skipper, MS Dhoni (played by Sushant Singh Rajput) is the cricketer’s ode to his well-wishers, friends, and family, who stood by him at all times - in success and failure. Their immense contribution in fulfilling his dream, his faith in himself and ability to battle professional and personal setbacks form the story.

Plot Summary: The biopic on India’s celebrated skipper, Mahindra Singh Dhoni (played by Sushant Singh Rajput) is the cricketer’s ode to his well-wishers, friends, and family, who stood by him at all times - in success and failure. Their immense contribution in fulfilling his dream, his faith in himself and his ability to battle professional and personal setbacks, form the story. The movie follows the journey of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, a budding cricketer from Ranchi, who became the most successful captain of the Indian Cricket Team. He was a ticket collector before he became a cricketer. The movie begins with the ICC Cricket World Cup Final (India vs Sri Lanka) in the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai where Mahendra Singh Dhoni (Sushant Singh Rajput) is watching the match live on screen. He decides to take the stand, and tells the authorities that he would go for batting if the wicket falls down. Dhoni takes up his bat and leads down the stairs amidst the roar of the crowd. The movie then goes into a flashback in Ranchi, Bihar in 1981, and the year Dhoni was born. Dhoni’s alleged rivalry with Yuvraj Singh and a few senior players also finds a mention in the film.

Review: If you are a diehard fan of MS Dhoni and cricket (in that order), you are bound to I love this film. Despite the glorification, what works is Sushant’s outstanding and inspiring untold story - his journey from being a ticket collector to a renowned attacking batsman/wicket-keeper/captain.

Why did you like?: I liked this film because it teaches me to fight against all the odds in my life. Also, this is an inspiring story of the famous Indian Cricket team Captain MS Dhoni, which makes me excited to see this film again and again please good because it totally focuses on the carrier.

 Special features: It is special because of its actors, impressive, language motivating words, dialogues it reveals me to think about the positive things in my life rather than a negative one.

Recommendation: I would surely recommend everyone to watch this movie as it inspires all the upcoming youngsters who want to make their carrier in sport.

Critics Rating:      3.5/ 05

                          

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