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Ch – Father’s Help Summary of the chapter – In the short story titled Fathers Help the renowned Indian English author R.K Narayan Unravels the inward mind of school going, child. Through the manufacture of false stories with respect to his teacher and his subsequent endeavours to legitimize his closures by Swaminathan the hero of the story establish the story. This short story features the requirement for comprehension among guardians and children and the hugeness of the perfect teacher-understudy relationship. In the beginning of the story, we discover Swami the hero of the story plays truant and untruths his mother that he has a headache. As he indicated hesitance to go to school his mother inquired as to whether he had any important exercises that day. In answer, Swami opined that the topography teacher had been teaching a similar exercise for over a year now and maths period implied for the entire time frame the students would have been rebuffed. His liberal mother allowed h...

WIND WORD MEANING SOFTLY SLOWLY SHUTTERS DOORS SCATTER SPREAD POKING FUN LAUGHING AT CRUMBLING BREAKING UP RAFTER A WOODEN BEAM WINNOW TO SEPARATE FIRMLY STRONGLY STEADFAST FIRM, STRONG FRAIL WEAK WEAKLINGS THE WEAK ROAR AND FLOURISH RESOUND AND THRIVE SUMMARY OF THE POEM The  poet  describes the power of  wind  in this  poem . The  wind  is compared with force in this  poem . The  wind  can easily break window panes when it blows strongly. The books from shelf fell down and  wind  tears apart the pages. It feels like  wind  enjoys its power and laughs at weaker things. CENTRAL IDEA OF THE POEM The  central idea of the poem  is that we sh...

TENSE Verb tenses tell us how an action relates to the flow of time. There are three main verbs tenses in English: a)       Present b)       Past c)       Future. The present, past and future tenses are divided into four aspects: the simple, continuous, perfect and perfect continuous. There are 12 major verb tenses that English learners should know. We use – ·         The simple present tense to indicate an action that takes place in the present. ·         The simple past tense to denote an action that took place in the past. ·         The simple future tense to indicate an action that is going to take place in the future. Tense Chart   Simple Forms   Continuous Forms Perfect Forms Perfect Continuous Forms  ...