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 What words have silent letter K? | Silent Letter K |Spin and Speak activity Learn silent Letters.  Today, I am going to talk about silent k.  K is silent when it comes before n.  Here are 10 Examples:    1. know  2. knickers   3. knee  4. knife  5. knob  6. knight  7. knowledge   8. knead  9. knot  10. knock 📌 Practice  Time: Speak these words loudly.  Spin and Speak activity  These words have silent letter - k. ⬇️ Happy Learning!

  Statues are the finest artistic and architectural designs which attract tourists across the world.  🎯 Do you know the famous statues in the world? If yes, you're a genius,  if not explore more.  🎯  List of Famous Statues and their Native Countries: 1. Christ the Redeemer: RiocDe Janeiro, Brazil 2. Great Sphinx of Giza : Egypt  3  Mother of all Asia - Tower of Peace : Batangas City, Philippines  4. Spring Temple Buddha : Henan, China 5. Statue of Belief : Rajasthan, India 6. Statue of Equality : Hyderabad,India 7. Statue of Great Buddha  : Thailand 8. Statue of Liberty: New York, the United States 9. Statue of Unity : Gujarat, India 10. The Mother Calls : Volograd, Russia 🎯  Interesting Facts : 1. The Löwenmensch figurine and the Venus of Hohle Fels, Germany are the oldest statuettes in the world.  2. The Frog Traveler is considered the smallest public monument in the world.  3. The tallest statue in the world is...

Exercise , Page no. 113 A. Match the Antonyms correctly : admit = deny public = private Junior = senior  bent= straight  defend= attack dark= well- lit fresh= stale create= destroy ascend= descend  safe= dangerous  start= conclude ancient = modern  B. Complete the following sentences: Ramesh, you are always punctual ,but why are you late today? We will not spend all the money now we will save it for the rainy day. Seven seats are still vacant.   They were full by now last year. I will deposit the whole amount. I can  withdrew it at anytime I want to.  The Goyals import wool from Australia, make garments and export them to the U.K. Don't forget your sweater here. Remember to wear it when it is cold in Srinagar. Success and failure go hand in hand in life. This umbrella is very expensive  . I need a cheap one. Rome  has both ancient and modern buildings.  Can you tell me the minus and plus points of this propo...

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Parts of Speech 🎯🎯  Vocabulary and Grammar  ♦️1♦️  Topic :  *Sentences* https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2022/06/sentences.html ♦️2♦️  Topic :  *One Word Substitution * https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2022/05/One-word.html ♦️3♦️  Topic :  *Part of Speech* Part 1:  https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2022/05/parts-of-speech-class-8.html Part 2:  https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2022/05/blog-post.html Part 3 :  https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2020/08/PartsOfSpeech.html ♦️4♦️  Topic :  *Phrasal Verbs* https://rejuvenatingenglishworld.blogspot.com/2024/02/c8-vocabulary-phrasal-verbs.html Let's share it with all the students.

Adjectives | Three Degrees of Adjectives | Let's play with degrees of comparison  Page # 60, 61, 62, 63 & 64 An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun and adds to the quality of the noun. Describing words are called adjectives.  Example- tall boy There can be other describing words such as-fat,short, etc. Adjectives can be used to compare the qualities in a person animal or thing. Examples :  1. Harry is a tall boy. 2. Vishal is taller than Harish.  3. Vicky is the tallest. In the sentences above, there is a comparison of the quality i.e. tall. In English grammar,  it is called degrees of comparison. It means that two or more people or things are compared for having a quality and to assess who has more of that quality. Let's look at the following examples which shows positive   (Ist), comparative (2nd) and superlative (3rd) degree. ✍ Rule 1 : Add '-er' and '-est' to make the 2nd and ...

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