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Letter to the Editor

 Note: Also Included in 10th class/grade Board Syllabus. Letter Writing   1. Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper regarding begging on the road signals (Board 2022)   Examination Hall, City ABC. 23rd May, 2022   The Editor, The Nation, City ABC.   Subject: Regarding Begging on the Road Signals   Sir, I want to draw the attention of your readers to the evil of begging on the road signals which is increasing day by day in our country. Signal begging is a centuries old tradition in the sub continent and it is promoted by our alms-giving religious spirit. Anyone who dares to condemn it is socially criticized. Alms giving without thinking promotes this evil. Before giving alms we should seriously ponder whether the professional beggars at signal really deserve it. A large number of these beggars are in a position to earn by labour and hard work. But they find it much easier to earn by begging. Our religion also condemns professional beggary. Rather it lays emphasis on labour and hard

Email Writing

 How to write and Email? Email writing is included in 9th class/grade Board Syllabus. How to write an Email? Email Writing   Email: An email   (electronic mail) is the exchange of computer sorted messages by     telecommunication. ❖      It can be distributed to an individual or a list of people. ❖      It enables us to receive or send documents, images, links or other files.   Types of Emails   They can be written formally and informally.    i.   Formal Email: ❖      Business and important messages (Purpose) ❖      Business and work colleagues (Audience) ❖      Professional-accurate spellings, punctuation and grammar (e.g. Thank you for your prompt response) (Style and Accuracy) ❖      Start and end properly (eg. Dear Mr. /Mrs /Sir /Madam, Yours sincerely, Yours faithfully, Regards, Kind regards) (Beginning and Ending) ❖      No contractions (e.g. Thank you very much for the voucher, I am, We were) (Use of Contractions) .     ii. Informal Email: ❖    

Literary devices/Figurative speech

  Literary devices/Figurative speech: What are literary devices? Literary devices are tools used by writers & poets to enhance their writing. They include a variety of techniques and structures that make  their work more meaningful, complex, and interesting. Moreover literary devices are also the part of 9th, and 10th Board Syllabus. Here is the list of Literary Devices   Similes Metaphor Personification Hyperbole Understatement Alliteration Assonance Onomatopoeia  Oxymoron Irony    Metonymy    Litotes    Euphemism    Consonance     Imagery    Apostrophe    Refrain     Enjambment     Rhyme  Repetition       Anaphora  Epistrophe  Paradox  Meter  Black Verse  Free Verse  Symbolism Pun 1. Similes: A simile is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things using the words "like" or "as" to highlight a similarity between them. It is a direct comparison that helps to create vivid imagery, emphasize a point, or evoke a particular emotional response. Here are some