Which app is best for learning English for class 9?
Education is now not only restricted to the books or your notebooks but mobile apps making it easier and comfortable than before. The following different apps provide different facilities such as the complete study course for CBSE/NCERT students, CBSE/NCERT results, solved questions for almost 6th to 12th standard and more. CBSE Class 8, 9, 10, 11 Courses: This app comprises of the complete CBSE course for 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th classes in fun learning environment. This course contains learning content, animations, questions & answers, study notes, NCERT solutions etc to help you with your school curriculum. The course is based on the NCERT books and directly follows the syllabus for CBSE Class 8, 9 and 10 books. The contented of this app is developed by Everson’s research team in consultation with some of the top CBSE schools in the country. You can download the app from Google Play Store for free. One of the best things about this app is that it allows you to discuss any questions or problem in your mind with others studying the same courses.
Things you learn in English 9 and English 10?
I just finished English 10 and we did book analysis. We also covered Participial Phrases, Gerund Phrases, Prepositional Phrases, and Infinitive Phrases. The majority of the year we did literary analysis to help prepare for AP Language and Composition which is for grade 11. I was in English 10 Honors are my school. As for English 9, I was in Honors for that too, and we learned basic essay stuff and writing like how many sentences a paragraph is (which is not 3-5, its as many as it needs to be.) We also did some analysis, but it wasn't really called that. I also learned a lot of new vocabulary words that we had to memorize definitions for. Same with Literary and Figurative Devices like simile, metaphor, personification, (I already knew those three though), allusion, irony, verbal irony, situational irony, dramatic irony, motivation, direct and indirect characterization, foreshadowing, flashback, etc. We also did grammar and learned about Introductory Dependent Clauses, Direct Quotes, Direct Addresses, and the eighteen subordinate conjunctions. We might have done more but I don't remember. This is all. Hope this helps and good luck. You'll do fine on this test I'm sure. :) I see ur a Vampire Diaries Fan...ME TOO!!!!!!!!! :) Yay! :)
How should I prepare for the GATE for English?
GATE ENGLISH section is important from scoring point of view, and it's easy compared to technical section.It consists 7–8 marks in paper which make a huge difference in rank.Most of the students take it lightly which results in negative marking.•It's been a while!!!Firstly you need to understand that it's been a while you studied English, maybe in 12th boards last time. So it's hell important as other subjects in gate preparation.•What is Syllabus ?English Grammar, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms.It's short and simple and can be scored by sufficient practice.•What to do, and how to do ?-For English grammar use your old grammer book from 9–10 th standard, Seriously it's more than enough..Gate just test your basic knowledge of respective topic.-Sentence Completion can be done from grammar book too,Also for additional efforts read English news/articles/reports. That will help you to connect what you learned from book.-For Synonyms & Antonyms, don't go for reading dictionary, it will only waste your time. Just learn new words from whenever you can.But for extra effort VOCABULARY BUILDER is an app available on playstore, 10 minutes a day and no can can beat you , as yoy can learn basic meaning of word.
How can I learn Spanish fluently?
Hi, I'm mixed with Puerto Rican and African American and when I was younger I tend to mostly stay on the side of the family that speak English and now that's my native language, but now that I'm older (teenager) people call me a "fake Puerto Rican" for not speaking it and I want to understand my other side of the family too.
How do you say these things in gujarati?
Here's my attempt at it. 1. Tell your mom I said hello The literal translation would be: tamaari (your) ma (mom) ne (to) kehsho (please tell) me (I) namaste (hello) kidha (said) chhe (have). Alternatively, you can say: tamaari (your) ma (mom) ne (to) maari (my) yaadi (remembrances) aapsho (please give). In general, referring to someone else's mother like that is not considered very polite. May be you'd want to call her aunty or something like that instead of saying "your mother". Just my opinion. 2. I am cleaning hu (I) saaf-sufi (cleaning) karu (doing) chhu (am). 3. You look handsome (to a guy) tame (you) sundar (good looking/pretty) dekhaav (look) chho (are). 4. Lets go eat chalo (let's) jamva (eat) jaiye (go). 5. What food did you bring? tame (you) shu (what) khaavaanu (food) laavya (did bring)? 6. Sorry maaf (pardon) karsho (please). 7. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 - ek 2 - be 3 - tran 4 - chaar 5 - paanch 6 - cha 7 - saat 8 - aath 9 - nau 10 - dus 8. Go to bed suva (sleep) jaavo (please go). 9. Did you get your car? tame (you) tamaari (yours) gaaDi (car) laavya? (did you bring?) 10. What time is it? atyaare (now) shu (what) samay (time) thayo (it) chhe (is)? ----- If you're trying to learn the language, I'd suggest you get a book and start learning it systematically instead of learning a few sentences like this. It will be of great help. Glad to see more and more people are getting interested in learning Gujarati. Good luck!
In your opinion, what is the most useful language to learn during high school?
I don’t think it’s important to focus on the most useful language; usefulness just depends on the context and time period than objectivity. I really have started to believe that you should languages you feel passionate about instead of ones that are useful. This is not just true with languages though; it’s true with anything. It’s pointless to force yourself to learn something just in hopes of making money. Money comes and goes, and so this advice that our parents and grandparents gave us about sticking to the most economic options is useless intbis age, but maybe it was useful in theirs. In the 21st century, we have way more options than they do, and so we are free to pursue our passions regardless of what they are because of you’re good at what you do, someone will notice it and you will make (lots of) money.
Advancing in riding lessons?
it all depends on you. if you keep a good leg than you may start to canter if you havent. i would say that an advanced rider would be able to jump 3 ft w/o a saddle, do all barn choes(muching,water,hay,sweepin etc) teach lessons, walk, trot, canter, gallop, to point for at least 20 mins, ride green horses, stay on bucks/rears 9/10 of the time, ride without reins or a saddle and a whole lot more. the list would be very long if i wrote it out. intermediate - most/all barn chores, riding some green horses, staying on bucks/rears 1/3 of the time, riding bareback, to point for 10 min, walk trot and cater, some 2 1/2 ft jumps and some more things begginer- walk and trot ground poles, 3 min, keep a good leg and hand. some more stuff 2
What are schools in england like?
what is the social part of school like? the groups of people etc.? school teams and sports? teachers? anything really just a general idea of what schools are like