Dear all,
We come across various different words and sentences in our daily life. Some times, we use certain words and sentences, without even thinking twice whether it is apt or not.
Let us discuss here, and learn to use the right phrases and sentences.
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@Kalyani
Your findings are quite interesting.I can not find even any remote connection between these two words- convulsion and conversion.The word convulsion is often used metaphorically.For example the word 'convulsion' in the sentence 'a society in convulsion' is used to denote an upheaval.
Your findings are quite interesting.I can not find even any remote connection between these two words- convulsion and conversion.The word convulsion is often used metaphorically.For example the word 'convulsion' in the sentence 'a society in convulsion' is used to denote an upheaval.
Let me differentiate between 'very' and 'too'
'very' modifies a verb. it is in good sense. when, we say 'He is very intelligent', this is a good comment.
The use of 'too' is in bad sense. This means 'more than justified. Thus saying- "he is too clever" is a criticism and not compliment. This means that the person is so clever that he may cheat.
'very' modifies a verb. it is in good sense. when, we say 'He is very intelligent', this is a good comment.
The use of 'too' is in bad sense. This means 'more than justified. Thus saying- "he is too clever" is a criticism and not compliment. This means that the person is so clever that he may cheat.
Why girls are more beauty than boys- This is title of a thread. I wish to correct it. The sentence should be - why girls are more beautiful than boys. This may also read- 'Why girls have more beauty than boys'.
Beauty is a noun and not adjective. So girls may possess beauty but they are not beauty. In this context, Keats has written- A thing of beauty is joy for ever. He has rightly written 'a thing of beauty'. This could also be 'beautiful thing'. But this would not be poetic.
Beauty is a noun and not adjective. So girls may possess beauty but they are not beauty. In this context, Keats has written- A thing of beauty is joy for ever. He has rightly written 'a thing of beauty'. This could also be 'beautiful thing'. But this would not be poetic.
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