Mr. Dev Study

  Questions  1.What are some examples of good or positive thoughts? Write a list of good thoughts. 2. What are some examples of negative thoughts? Write a list of negative thoughts. 3. What do good thoughts lead to?   4. What do negative thoughts lead to? 5. What do you do when you have negative thoughts?   6. Can good thoughts change anything? 7. How can good thoughts change our community?

  Section 1: What is the Present Tense?  • Definition: The present tense is used to describe actions that are happening at the moment or regularly. • Example: "I eat breakfast every morning." (Habit) • "I am eating breakfast right now." (Action happening right now) Section 2: Types of Present Tense  • Simple Present Tense • Used for habits, routines, facts, or general truths. • Example: "She studies every day." • Present Continuous (Progressive) Tense • Describes actions happening right now or ongoing. • Example: "I am studying for my exams." • Present Perfect Tense • Describes actions that have occurred at an unspecified time before now. • Example: "They have finished their homework." • Present Perfect Continuous • Describes actions that started in the past and are still continuing or have recently finished. • Example: "I have been reading for an hour." Section 3: Conjugation of Verbs in Present Tense  • Simple Present: • For...

  One Word Substitution 1. A Place Where Animals Are Slaughtered For The Market Abattoir (कसाईखाना) 2. Shortening Something By Omitting Parts Of It Abbreviation (संक्षिप्त) 3. To Give Up A Throne Voluntarily   Abdicate( त्यागना) 4. Voluntary Giving Up Of Throne In Favour Of Someone Abdication (त्याग) 5. Do Away With   Abolish (समाप्त करना) 6. The Original Inhabitants Of A Country  Aborigines (मुलनिवासी) 7. An Edition A Book In Which It Has Been Condensed Abridged( संगृहीत) 8. To Do Away With Rules Abrogate (अभिनिषेध करना) 9. Move Faster Accelerate (में तेजी लाने के) 10. Which Can Be Approached Accessible( सुलभ) 11. To Accustom Oneself In New Climate Acclimatize (जलवायु का अभ्यस्त बनाना) 12. A Partner In Crime Accomplice (साथी) 13. Responsible For One's Actions Accountable (उत्तरदायी) 14. Make Oneself Familiar With A Person Or A Thing Acquaint (परिचित) 15. The Act Of Freeing A Person From A Charge By Verdict Acquittal (दोषमुक्ति) 16. Someone Versed In The Interpretati...

  Here are some education-related proverbs from various cultures:   1. "Knowledge is power." - Francis Bacon   2. "Learning is a treasure that will follow you everywhere." - Chinese Proverb   3. "Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom." - George Washington Carver   4. "The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet." - Aristotle   5. "A little learning is a dang'rous thing." - Alexander Pope   6. "The best teachers are those who show you where to look, but don't tell you what to see." - Alexandra K. Trenfor   7. "Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself." - John Dewey   8. "The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows." - Sydney J. Harris   Some international education proverbs:   1. "Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." - Chinese Proverb   2. "The teach...

 How to start conversation in English, Here is some tips with picture: Starting a conversation in English can be challenging, but here are some tips and phrases to help:   Beginners:   1. Hello/Hi, how are you? 2. How's your day/week/weekend? 3. What's your name? 4. Where are you from? 5. How's the weather?   Intermediate:   1. What brings you here today? 2. What do you like to do in your free time? 3. Have you traveled anywhere exciting recently? 4. What's your favorite hobby? 5. How was your weekend?   Advanced:   1. What's been the highlight of your week? 2. Have you heard about [current event]? 3. What do you think about [topic]? 4. Have you read/seen [book/movie]? 5. Do you have any plans for the upcoming holiday?   Conversation Starters:   1. Ask open-ended questions. 2. Share a personal experience. 3. Comment on surroundings. 4. Use humor. 5. Show genuine interest.   Phrases to Keep the Conversation Going:   1. That's interes...

 Gmail function Name and their use Here’s a comprehensive list of some key functions and features in Gmail, along with their use cases: 1. Compose Function : Allows you to create a new email. Use : Use this to start a new conversation, send a new email, or reply to an existing email. 2. Inbox Function : Displays all incoming emails. Use : Where unread and read emails are stored. You can organize, search, or sort your emails. 3. Search Bar Function : Search emails by keyword, sender, or date. Use : Quickly locate specific emails using various filters like from, to, subject, or even email content. 4. Labels Function : Labels work like folders, but you can apply multiple labels to one email. Use : Organize emails by applying different tags such as "Work," "Personal," or "Important." 5. Folders (Categories) Function : Default inbox categories such as Prim...