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Confusing Verbs in English | English Rules for NDA | English Rules for Competitive Exams

In this video, Shiv Sir (Academic Head and English Faculty at Target Defence Academy) explains confusing verbs in English. Usually, 5 to 10 questions are asked in all NDA and CDS exams based on Verbs, Nouns, Pronouns, Articles and Adjectives. So, this video will also be helpful for other competitive exams, not only NDA and CDS exams. To watch more videos and learn tricks, subscribe to the channel.

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নিয়ম ৩: শব্দের শেষে “e” থাকলে “e” এর উচ্চারণ হয় না।

উদাহরণ:

🔤 Name (নেইম) – নাম 🚶 Come (কাম) – আসা ✋ Take (ঠেইক) – নেওয়া 🚫 Fake (ফেইক) – ভূয়া

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انگریز افسران، جنہوں نے ھندوستان میں ملازمت کی، جب واپس انگلینڈ جاتے تو انہیں وھاں پبلک پوسٹ/ ذمہ داری نہ دی جاتی

انگریز افسران، جنہوں نے ھندوستان میں ملازمت کی، جب واپس انگلینڈ جاتے تو انہیں وھاں پبلک پوسٹ/ ذمہ داری نہ دی جاتی۔ تحریر محمد عمار ارسلان دلیل یہ تھی کہ تم نے ایک غلام قوم پر حکومت کی ھے جس سے تمہارے اطوار اور رویے میں فرق آیا ھوگا۔ یہاں اگر اس طرح کی کوئی ذمہ داری تمہیں دی جائے تو تم آزاد انگریز قوم کو بھی اسی طرح ڈیل کروگے۔ اس مختصر تعارف کے ساتھ درج ذیل واقعہ پڑھئے ایک انگریز خاتون جس کا شوہر برطانوی دور میں پاک و ہند میں سول سروس کا آفیسر تھا۔ خاتون نے زندگی کے کئی سال ہندوستان کے مختلف علاقوں میں گزارے۔ واپسی پر اپنی یاداشتوں پر مبنی بہت ہی خوبصورت کتاب لکھی۔ خاتون نے لکھا ہے کہ میرا شوہر جب ایک ضلع کا ڈپٹی کمشنر تھا اُس وقت میرا بیٹا تقریبا چار سال کا اور بیٹی ایک سال کی تھی۔ ڈپٹی کمشنر کو ملنے والی کئی ایکڑ پر محیط رہائش گاہ میں ہم رہتے تھے۔ ڈی سی صاحب کے گھر اور خاندان کی خدمت گزاری پر کئی سو افراد معمور تھے۔ روز پارٹیاں ہوتیں، شکار کے پرواگرام بنتے ضلع کے بڑے بڑے زمین دار ہمیں اپنے ہاں مدعو کرنا باعث فخر جانتے، اور جس کے ہاں ہم چلے جاتے وہ اسے اپنی عزت افزائی سمجھتا۔ ہمارے ٹھاٹھ ایسے تھے کہ برطانیہ میں ملکہ اور شاھی خاندان کو بھی مشکل سے ہی میسر تھے۔ ٹرین کے سفر کے دوران نوابی ٹھاٹھ سے آراستہ ایک عالیشان ڈبہ ڈپٹی کمشنر صاحب کی فیملی کے لیے مخصوص ہوتا تھا۔ جب ہم ٹرین میں سوار ہوتے تو سفید لباس میں ملبوس ڈرائیور ہمارے سامنے آخر دونوں ہاتھ باندھ کر کھڑا ہو جاتا۔ اور سفر کے آغاز کی اجازت طلب کرتا۔ اجازت ملنے پر ہی ٹرین چلنا شروع ہوتی۔ ایک بار ایسا ہوا کہ ہم سفر کے لیے ٹرین میں بیٹھے تو روایت کے مطابق ڈرائیور نے حاضر ہو کر اجازت طلب کی۔ اس سے پہلے کہ Read the full article

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A bi-polar feeling of abandonment.

Admittedly I haven’t been updated this secret blog as often as I imagined when I launched it. I wanted it to be retrospective insight into the daily life of my gradually decaying youth in 10-20 years time.

Meh... who cares. I do what I want, what’s best for me and in my interests. Which smoothly brings me onto today’s topic and the reason for another albeit uncommon post.

Today a friend (Sophie) at work (SessionCam) told me that she’s leaving in around 6 weeks, to continue her education 200 miles west in Chester. When I say ‘friend’, I should stress that because she’s delightful, witty and intelligent, and because we click and get on like natural gas does with a cigarette lighter, I have a thing for her.

It’s totally secret (as secret as I’ve kept it, anyway) and definitely not mutual. Sophie is in a relationship with a girl, so not only is she off the market, but she doesn’t find a man’s pompadour haircut and slick jawline to be attractive. She could be bi-sexual, or even label-less and happened to find a girl she likes instead of a dude.

That’s neither here nor there and not important to this blog. Upon hearing the news I was really rather... sad. I could’ve said crushed, or devastated, or heartbroken, but because she is intrinsically a friend at this time, it’s not emotional trauma like that of a break-up. It’s just a friend, who I have strong feelings for, going away for a long time. To put it into scale, we talk almost every day, and frequently go to lunch (falafel!) and partake in sports together.

I’ve been down this path before, many times, where somebody I get close to (both friends - men and women, and romantic partners) up sticks and vanishes, and each time I feel a part of me crumbles.

So, anyway... I’m the sort of person who develops perhaps an uncommon (even disturbing?) level of emotion towards somebody, which is stronger than their thoughts or feelings towards me.

When I left my job at Hoseasons around 18 months ago, the hardest part was parting ways with a couple of close confidantes who I knew I probably wouldn’t see again. And, of course, while they were ‘sad’ to see me go (to some degree - they weren’t ‘happy’ at least), they saw it as another employee moving on. Staff turnover, and nothing more.

I guess this brings me onto my title for this blog - a bi-polar feeling of abandonment, which I think... makes... sense.

Sophie leaving calls to mind a feeling of abandonment, but on two completely opposite poles. At one end, I’m deeply saddened that she’s leaving, and as said, I feel like a small part of me died inside since I won’t receive that pleasure anymore. At the other end however, I identify with her decision to ‘abandon’ her current daily life, by analysing my own and thinking I could, and should, do the same.

I see people moving on fairly often and every time this happens I pull into focus what I’m doing with my own life. I often wonder if I’m truly happy, or if I’m missing out on the true meaning of life by not exploring everything within my grasp.

I have money. I have stability. I have knowledge and understanding of how the world and adult life works. I have a passport. I have fall-backs. I have a desirable job in a field that is always in-demand on a global level. And, perhaps most importantly, I have the confidence... sort of.

Still working on that last one. Travelling solo, let alone packing my bags and buggering off across the world, has always been daunting.

So why do I stay here, in Norwich? In England? Indulging in the same surroundings, pastimes and social times each and every day? 

I can only think of one legitimate reason and one frankly pathetic reason. The legitimate reason being family. I absolutely, one hundred per cent, want to be a full-time uncle to my niece Evie. I want to see her grow up and play a clear, responsible and integral role in her youth. I want to support my sister through this time too. None of that is up for debate.

So that immediately tethers me to Norwich, or at least (let’s say) a 25 mile radius. The “frankly pathetic” reason really isn’t a tether at all, though.

I said I have the confidence. Actually, I don’t. If it is a work-in-progress, then I’m still at the stage where I’m sleeping in til noon and ignoring all effort not to proactively achieve that goal.

I just couldn’t do it. I said earlier that I tend to develop uncommon degrees of emotion towards friends and girls who turn my mini hotdog into a German bratwurst. It’s because of this dependency on the people I’ve integrated into my normal routine that I cannot see myself functioning without them.

Special mentions to Jon, Rob and Charlotte. I’ve kinda grown up with them - we’re a special group in that sense.

There’s also the fact that I feel settled in Norwich, in this routine and with these people. I legitimately think Norwich is an excellent place for all my needs. I enjoy being British, I am no more than 30 minutes from the nearest beach (and I am surrounded by coastline), the year-round climate is comfortable, I am a 90 minute drive from Stansted airport and my gateway to European escapes whenever I want, and this city is a technology up-and-comer with great companies and opportunities, which is perfect for a web designer like me.

I can’t think of anywhere in Europe where I would be comfortable living, largely due to language barriers and the ruthlessly hot climate in the southern regions. The only places I would consider are southern Norway (<3) and Copenhagen. They are, however, economical vacuums. If I wanted to work remotely for a company in Britain, while living in either of those Scandinavian settlements, due to the currency conversion, my bank account would get slaughtered in a heartbeat. They’re just not viable.

And no - I’m not learning Norwegian or Danish just for the sake of maybe living in either country. #englishrules

So... that leaves me where I am. Which is fine, but I can’t help but tingle at the idea of orchestrating my own abandonment and starting out fresh.

I always imagined that I would progress my career further into my early 30′s, hopefully when I’ve found that special someone, who I could then construct my ideal life around. Whether that ideal life is in Norwich or somewhere like Canada, who knows. Time will tell...

I hoped writing this would alleviate some difficulty I’m having processing Sophie’s leave, but it hasn’t really. More time needed I suppose.

Siiiggghhhh. That’ll do. I’ll miss her, a lot. 

[meritcareacademy]

নিয়ম ২: W এর পরে h বা r থাকলে W উচ্চারণ হয় না।

উদাহরণ: ✍️ Write (রাইট) – লেখা ❌ Wrong (রং) – ভুল 👤 Who (হু) – কে 🤼‍♂️ Wrestling (রেস্টলিং) – কুস্তি

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শুদ্ধভাবে ইংরেজি উচ্চারণ করার নিয়ম

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নিয়ম ১: শব্দের শুরুতে KN থাকলে তার উচ্চারণ হবে “ন”। এক্ষেত্রে K অনুচ্চারিত থাকে।

উদাহরণ:

📚 Knowledge (নলেজ) – জ্ঞান 🛡️ Knight (নাইট) – অশ্ব। 🦵 Knee (নী) – হাঁটু।

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