Every morning, James Marshall, who lived and built sawmills in the Mexican territory known as California, walked along the millrace and studied the wheel of the sawmill he had constructed. He wanted to be able to tell the mill’s owner, John Sutter, when the water in the race was deep and swift enough to turn […]
I had been exuberant since the nighttime. I was restless and kept thinking about the field trip much of the time. Hence, it was tough to get up early for school. Somehow, I took a short nap and started preparing for the trip as I was eager to arrive early at school. While I entered from the
Define Onomatopoeia? Onomatopoeia is one of the most difficult words you will ever have to spell. Split it into sections like this: ono-mato-poeia. Onomatopoeia are words that imitate sounds, sensations or textures. Some common examples are bang, crash, prickly, whack, thump, squishy, crack, thud, clunk, whoosh, and plop. Words used for onomatopoeia are called onomatopoeic
A prefix changes the meaning but not the part of speech of the word or root to which it is added.
What is the Importance of Figurative Language? As you know, using accurate details in your writing is important. Such details help to convey exact images to the reader. When you describe how things actually look, sound, or feel, you are using literal language. With literal language, you say precisely what you mean. Sometimes, however, you
What is the significance of education in our society? I believe education is the most influential tool that brings revolution and success to a community. Education builds up a person’s career as well as character. It gives them the confidence to survive in the community and strengthens them to tackle life challenges. Education enhances the moral values
A suffix is an element placed at the end of a word to modify its meaning. Suffixes include: -ible, -able, -ful, -less. Example: useful, useless, meaningful, meaningless. Some suffixes make nouns plural, and some suffixes change the tense of verbs. ladder + s = ladders climb + ed = climbed Other suffixes change the meaning
The Christians who had hostile relation with Muslims since the time of Battle of Mautah couldn’t withstand the growth of Arabia and the spread of Islam. The Caesar, Heraclius, could not ignore the progressive danger threatening his borders. So, he concluded to demolish the power of Muslims before they become too powerful to conquer.
Huwazin and Taqeef tribes were rivals of Quraish and had remained quiet all through the period of Islam-Quraish wars. However, after the peaceful fall of Makkah, threatened their common interests and they were looking for an opportunity to undo Prophet (S.A.W)’s efforts. So they decided to fight by preparing an army of 20,000 under Malik bin Auf to suppress the growing power of Muslims. When informed of the developments, the Prophet (S.A.W) called his men for jihad.