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"Writing Challenge: Root Words"

  • In and im - means not. Impossible and innocent

 

I was dejected for what has happened this morning. I didn’t mean to hurt her. It was just an addressing out of love, but she got angry. I was shocked to see her anger, I just called her “nigger”, it was an innocent remark all out of love, and nothing else, because I was always attracted towards her ebony, shining features beside her innocence.  That was impossible for her to get that much angry. I saw her this morning, she was a bit far away, I call

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Research Scholar: An International Refereed e-Journal of Literary Explorations

(ISSN: 2320-6101 )

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Call for Papers

 

 

Dear All,

I am glad to inform you that Authentic, scholarly and unpublished research articles, essays, short story, poetry, book review, interviews of English Literature are invited from scholars/ faculty/ researchers/ writers/ professors from all over the world for Research Scholar – An International Refereed Journal on Literary Explorations (ISSN: 23

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Man to man

Between peace and war there's a wall that stuck on the middle called politics .. To me .. It's just a bunch of well-spoken sentences that motivate people to across the humanity limits ..

Tell me about a war that has been politically solved ..If you could .. Then I would spend the whole day telling you about several ones that politics had been as reason as gasoline for sparking its flames   ..

As an arabian young male being  marked mediately as a threat ..It doesn't not bother me at all .. Otherwis

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LEARNING FROM OR COMMITING MISTAKES

Very Very nice tip I have read on MYEC this week. A member talking about to learn with mistakes. I mean, to commit mistakes is part of the acknowledge. The most important is try, try and try.


He gave the example of a swimmer in his first time on a swimming pool. Inicially you feel so afraid, but if you not try you will never learn. Don't sit on the swimming pool border e keep watching. You have to try even you commit  mistakes.


That's what I'm doing. Practising more and more

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WITHOUT

Sitting at a table in a restaurant in England or America, you order a tea. Then the waiter may ask you "with or without". If you say "without", he or she will fetch you tea without milk.But if you say "without" in an Indian restaurant, you will get tea without sugar.
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IMAGINATION

Yesterday I was as busy as a bee, occupied throughout the day in my office.   I came back completely exhausted and wimpy.  The drag TV programs could not keep me awake for long and I didn’t know when I was zonk out.

I was floating high as a kite in my dream, feeling myself as light as a feather,  then all of a sudden I felt a sudden change in my surrounding, the room was filled with the similar fragrance.  “How are you?” My heart started beating with pleasure, hearing her melodious voice; she was

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Dear Captain,

I heard a saying "The dead, who don't bury them in others' hearts, are the real dead." I don't understand this saying... Do you have any views on it?

I guess it may mean we should do good to people, so that when we leave, they can still think of our goodness as if we were still around them. I'm not sure if my understanding is spot on.

I am very well now, don't worry. I've collected a set of ships that were painted in different eras for your birthday. Some of them are from the grandpas

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Have you ever had a phobia? How you dealt with it? What kind of the phobia it was?

I think that phobia is something that is not easy to talk about. It's really very shame to say somebody that you are afraid of something. And may be it makes it even worst. 

Some phobias are very dangerous, cause you may live in your fears day and night. If it happens to be for a long period of time it really destroys your brain and in that case you would need the help of a psychologist or even a psychiatrist. I thi

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My first blogs

Hello everyone ,

                      i  am  writing my first blog and  glad to find englishClub . basically i am from india and

i have done my graduation in 2008 . right now i am working but lack of prcaties and  speaking my English is poor .  but i want to improve my english . 

                                                                        in india ,  winter season has been started . now little bit cold are doing here but mid of winter season , very cold temperature here .  every person

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First Blog post

I was the first time to join this big family, my English is not good, the in the mind very trouble.I have also made up my mind to learn English well, but always feel i don't have talent.By chance see English Club, I feel very interested in, can put aside worries here, enjoy the fun of English.Hope you can help me improve my English.Thank you very much.

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'MISPELLED' WORDS

CONTECT is not a misspelling of CONTACT; it is a verb meaning "to cover".CRYSAL is not a misspelling of CRYSTAL; it is a part of an archery bow.HOUSEBOTE is not a misspelling of HOUSEBOAT; it is wood allowed to a tenant for repairing a house.ORIGNAL is not a misspelling of ORIGINAL; it is the American moose.TECNOLOGY is not a misspelling of TECHNOLOGY; it is the study of children.WAREHOUS is not a misspelling of WAREHOUSE; it is the plural of "warehou", a fish found in Australia and New Zealand.
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Two men, both seriously ill, occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bed for an hour each afternoon to help drain the fluid from his lungs. His bed was next to the room’s only window. The other man had to spend all his time flat on his back.

The men talked for hours on end. They spoke of their wives and families, their homes, their jobs, their involvement in the military service, where they had been on vacation..

Every afternoon, when the man in the bed by the wi

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Interesting Facts in Easy English: The Verb "Run" Has The Most Definitions

  Discussion Questions: As a learner of English, how does it make you feel to know that there are over 600 ways to use a single English word? What does this say about the English language?

  Considering that for me studying a second language  it's simply a pleasure, don't worry me about how many hundreds of meanings a single word can convey. What really moves me is the wish to learn little by little the  nuances of the lan

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May be or not may be

      It's a  long mid-day of hot and furious summer. Tintin has nothing to sum up. Everybody seems  has gone away to take some rest or may fall in nap for a while. So, there is silence every where. Such  a day makes her upset and jovial altogether, and she let her mind to go, to blow away.

    Now she is sitting beside her bedroom's window;watching a yellow colored unknown tiny bird which is flitting from one leaf to another. And obviously she is talking with herself, yes, monologue is one of he

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Sad mode

I'm feeling to sad

The star of "The Fast and the Furious" movie franchise and another person died in Southern California after the Porsche they were in crashed, his rep confirmed to the Daily News. Walker was attending a charity event in Santa Clarita, about 30 miles north of Los Angeles. "All of us at Universal are heartbroken," Universal Pictures said in a statement.


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"Writing Challenge: Root Words"

Poly: (Many)

Polygamy means a system of marriage whereby one person has more than one spouse. Polygamy can be of two types. One is polygene where a man marries more than one woman, and the other is polyandry, where a woman marries more than one man. In Islam, limited polygene is permitted; whereas polyandry is completely prohibited.  Mostly, in societies other than Muslims' a polygamist (a Muslim) is unacceptable. It is allowed being a polygamous if one can keep justification in fulfilling the ri

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LLOYD

You can't please all of the people all of the time, and the world is not full of academics . . . so it's not surprising that usages which are not to be found in Fowler are used on the air. They reflect more nearly the way most people use English.- Michael Lloyd, broadcaster, in a letter to The Listener
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As you may have noticed by now, I like to share the origin of certain words or phrases. I found that the origin of those words or phrases to be fascinating. In this blog, I want to share with you another collection of the origin of certain words based from Greek myth.

Did You Know? :-

1. Narcissist

2346715343?profile=originalA simple meaning of narcissist is a person who is in love of themselves. Freud introduced the concept of a narcissist to psychology, a person with an exaggerated sense of uniqueness, obsessed with the dr

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IN THE PARK

IN THE PARK

Nothing is more pleasing for me than putting my feet on the green velvet of the grass, especially when it is covered with glittering pearls of the morning dews. It gives me a ticklish sensation, penetrating from soles, conducting throughout my soul. I feel myself in the cool sphere, closed eyes, but still seeing me covered with white cold mist, calm and quiet, so contended like a baby in the lap of mother, the lap of mother nature. Though a few moments, but this is the outcome of life

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