All English Teachers Exam Rajasthan

📚 Wh - Family 1. Since when :- कब से  2. From when :- कब से 3. For how long :- कितनी देर से/ कब से 4. Until when :- कब तक 5. With whom :- किसके साथ 6. For whom :- किस लिए 7. About whom :- किसके बारे में 8. Towards whom :- किसकी तरफ 9. By whom :- किसके द्वारा 10. From where - कहां से / जहां से 11. For what - किसलिए / जिसलिए 12. How far - कितनी दूर 13. How long - कितना लंबा 14. How soon - कितनी जल्दी 15. Why so - ऐसा सो 16. How often - कितनी बार 17. Whence - जबकि 18. Whereas - जबकि 19. Wherein - जिसमे 20. In whom - किसमें  21. Somehow - किसी तरह से 22. Go at once - तुरंत जाओ 23. Not that much - इतना नही 24. In what way - किस तरह से  25. At what way - किस से 26. What else - और क्या  27. How else - और कैसे  28. Whatever - जो कुछ भी 29. Whenever - जब कभी भी 30. Wherever - जहां कही भी 31. Whomever - जिसको भी 32. Whichever - इसमें से जो भी 33. Whosever - जिस किसी का भी 34. Whoever - जो कोई भी 35. However - जितना भी 36. Then when - फिर कब 37. What -क्या, जो 38. Why -क्यों 39. When -कब, जब 40. Where -कहाँ, जहाँ  41. How -कैसे 42. Who -कौन, जो (किसी व्यक्ति के लिए) 43. Which -कौन सा, जो (किसी चीज़ के लिए) 44. Whose -किसका, जिसका 45. Whom -किसे, किससे, किसको 46. How many -कितने (जिन्हें गिना जा सकता है) 47. How much -कितना (जिन्हें गिना नहीं जा सकता) 48. Until when -कब तक 49. Since when -कब से 50. From when -कब से  51. For how long -कब से 52. With whom -किसके साथ 53. For whom -किसके लिए 54. About whom -किसके बारे में 55. Towards whom- किसकी तरफ़ 56. By whom -किसके द्वारा 57. From where -कहाँ से, जहाँ से 58. For what -किसलिए, जिसलिए 59. What for -किसलिए , जिसलिए 60. How beautiful -कितनी सुन्दर  61. How far - कितना दूर 62. How good -कितना अच्छा 63. How long -कितना लम्बा 64. How old -बड़ा (उम्र में) कितना पुराना या कितना 65. How soon -कितनी जल्दी 66. In what way -तरह किस तरह से 67. At what way -किस से 68. What else -और क्या 69. Whatever -जो कुछ भी 70. Whatsoever -जो कुछ भी 71. What then -क्या, तब क्या, फिर क्या 72. What type of -किस तरह का 73. Whenever -जब कभी 74. When so ever -जब कभी ♥️★️𝆺𝅥⃝♥️𝑱𝒐𝒊𝒏➪ @AllTeachersExamRajasthan ━─────⊱❉✸❉⊰──────

Money has different names. In marriage, it's called dowry. In church or temple, it's called offering. In school, it's fee. In divorce, alimony. In court, it's fines. To kidnappers, it's ransom. To children, it's allowance. Civil servant retirees, it's pension. When you pay the government, it's tax. When you borrow from bank, it's loan. Employer to workers, it's salary. When you offer after a service, it's tip. When you owe someone, it's debt. Master to subordinates, it's wages.

#DAILY_VOCAB 1.Blatantly (Adv)-in an open and unashamed manner. 2.Bereft Of (Phrase)-not having (something that is needed, wanted, or expected). 3.Fugitives (N)-a person who has escaped from captivity or is in hiding. भगोड़ों 4.Hand Over (Phrasal Verb)-pass responsibility to someone else. सौंपना 5.Acrimony (N)-bitterness or ill feeling. कटुता 6.opened up (phrasal verb)-become more communicative or confiding. 7.Sabotages (V)-to damage or spoil something. 8.Pushback (N)-a negative or unfavourable reaction or response. 9.Intercaste (Adj)-existing between or involving two or more castes. 10.Bogey (N)-something that causes problems. 11.Solemnise (V)-to celebrate or perform (a ceremony, esp. of marriage). 12.Invasion (N)-an action or process that affects someone's life in an unpleasant and unwanted way. 13.Inter-Faith (Adj)-involving persons of different religious faiths. 14.Explicit (Adj)-stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.

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dramatic monologue in Ten Sentences 1. Dramatic monologue is a type of poetry written in the form of a speech of an individual character. 2. It's traditionally associated with Victorian poets like Robert Browning and Alfred Lord Tennyson. 3. The speaker in a dramatic monologue is a character other than the author who expresses their thoughts and feelings throughout the poem. 4. This form of poetry is dramatic as it often involves imaginary characters speaking to silent listeners. 5. The speaker is often at a critical moment in their life and the poem represents a kind of self-exploration. 6. The speaker may reveal their character in a moment of self-justification or explanation. 7. The dramatic monologue can offer deep insights into the speaker's feelings, motives, and values. 8. The listener in a dramatic monologue is often implied, and they may be either present in the poem or absent. 9. The dramatic monologue is a powerful medium for character study and psychological analysis. 10. Famous examples of dramatic monologues include Browning's "My Last Duchess" and Tennyson's "Ulysses".