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The Rain This beautiful poem has been written by W.H.Davies. In this short poem the poet describes a reality of life through the example of rain. He says that he hears the leaves drinking rain. The leaves on top are full of water of rain. The upper leaves after quenching their thirst pass on the drops to the lower leaves. It means that the rich people should help the poor. The poet says the sun will come out after raining and will brighten up each rain drop. It will be a lovely sight. The poet means to say that there would be equality in the society just like the sunshine which spreads all over the world equally. This poem has symbolic meanings and a beautiful message for rich people.

Try Again Written by: W. E. Hickson This short poem “Try Again” has been written by William Edward Hickson. The poet says if at first you do not succeed, try again. Do not give up easily, persistence pays off in the end. Failure is the good lesson for people to learn how to succeed. Failure is the teacher. It is common that you may fail because at first you have no experience how to do particular thing. You should learn from your failure. It takes a while to learn, to experiment and to succeed. We often get frustrated. We may even give up because of the fear of failing. It is certain that we will have to go through great difficulties before we reach to our goals in our lives. Try again is the only way to be successful.  

Peace is a metaphorical poem written by Dr.Silvia Hartmann. The main theme of the poem is WIND that is fierce while in rage but gentle at its core. She unfolds the truth hidden in the depth and makes one know the actual nature of wind. Everything in this world has positive and negative aspects. Firstly the poetess says that wind is symbol of hardships. Its looks like an aggressive monster who smashes each and everything that comes in its way. when wind is in angry mood it hang up men work but when we look positive aspect of wind then it is a symbol of life it fills all the space in gentle and calm way .it only whisper that show its presence.

Lesson no. (21) Deffodils (page no. 51) This beautiful poem is a masterpiece of William Wordsworth. He is of the view that beautiful and impressive things are ever remembered and leave an impression on our memory. He says that one day he was walking along the bank of lake where he noticed a lot of daffodils there. They were growing under shady trees. They were looking like the stars in the Milky Way and were moving up and down, like dancing in the morning breeze. The sight was so charming that the poet was overjoyed. Afterwards, he recalled the sight in his imagination many times while relaxing on his bed. That sight ever gave him pleasure in his loneliness

Lesson no. (16) Truth- the best (page no. 41) This is a very beautiful, simple and constructive poem written by Elizabeth Turner. Poetess wants to express that sometimes we are caught into some difficult situation and get no way out and we seek safety in lying but simple truth can save us from dangerous situations. This is the same thing happened to Rebecca Mason the central character of this poem who broke a china basin while she was playing in the drawing room. At first she thought about escape from the site, because, no one was the witness of the event. But soon she realized that she was not taught to deceive. So, at once she made up her mind to tell the truth to her mother and she did so. Her mother appreciated her courage to tell the truth and not only forgave her but loved her more than ever.

Lesson no. (12) Abou bin Adham (page no. 30)              This is a very beautiful, simple and interesting poem written by   Leigh Hunt. He says that Abou bin Adham was a very pious man. He was very gentle, sympathetic and kind to his people. He was very simple and religious minded. He loved his fellowmen very much. He was of the view that God blesses and favors those people who love his creatures. The poet throws light on an incident from the life of Abou bin Adham. One night he was sleeping in his room. Suddenly he woke up. He saw an angel in his room. The angel was writing something in his golden book. Abou asked the angel what he was writing. The angel replied that he was writing the names of those people who loved God. Abou asked the angel if his name was there. The angel replied in negative. Then Abou requested the angel to write his name among those people who loved mankind. The angel did so and disappeared. Next night the angel came again and showed the list to Abou. His na

Lesson no. (08) Evening (page no. 21) Thomas miller   was a great visionary person. He is known as mystic poet. In this poem he describes about evening when it prevails. He says that everything is covered under a blanket of gloomy darkness. White stars have appeared in the sky. The long grass with dew drops is wet now. All the animals are going to sleep. The air has become dark and still. He is not afraid of anything. The poet has strong faith in God. He says that God is the supreme power. He is the master of the universe. All matters are under his control. God loves all of us, the rich, the poor, the great and the small. The poet himself prays to God. He has firm belief in God. He thinks that God is his protector all the time. The poet wants to say that God is love. We also must love one another and abolish hatred from this world to make it a peaceful and happy place

Lesson no. (04) Little Things (pg no. 11) This is a very beautiful, interesting and simple poem written by   Julia. A. Carney. This short poem shows the sensitive views of the poetess to the little things. The poetess tells us the importance of little things. She says that we should not ignore little things. The poetess has observed different blessings of the God. She convinces us by giving a few examples of the objects of nature around us. These things are not useless. Often little things in life indicate great changes. All big bodies are made up of little particles as little drops of water make mighty oceans. Little grains of sand make a vast land. Although the short moments of our life are humble yet they make endless ages. The poetess advises us that we should not take little deeds of kindness as worthless actions. Our small errors can lead us towards the deep valley of sins, in the same way our little acts of kindness and little deeds of love can make us dear in the eyes of o

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Summary      "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" is a  thought-provoking poem composed by Robert Frost. In this poem, the poet describes the conflict between love of nature and call of social responsibilities.       On a dark winter evening, the narrator stops his little horse to watch the snow falling in the woods. Finding that the owner of the woods is absent, her lingers his stay. At this his horse is confused. He shakes his harness bell to ask if there is some mistake. Now the narrator realizes the pull of obligations and the considerable distance before he can rest for the night.       In short, the poem trumpets the beauty of nature and hints at the need to carry on the daily affairs of life. The world of fantasy is very inviting. But one must maintain balance between the world of fantasy and reality.  

1. Daffodils Summary      "Daffodils" is a charming and fascinating poem composed by William Wordsworth. In this poem, the poet praises the beautiful objects of nature like breeze, waves and daffodils.      One day the poet was wandering alone along the side of a lake in a countryside. Suddenly he saw a large number of golden daffodils. These flowers were growing beside the lake, dancing in the breeze and stretching like the stars in the Milky Way. The waves of the lake were also dancing with joy but the daffodils surpassed them. The poet was much delighted to see this beautiful scene.      In the end the poet says that whenever he is in a thoughtful mood, the sight of the daffodils comes into his imagination and his heart is filled with pleasure. Thus a thing of beauty is a joy forever.  

CONTENTS A. What research is and what it is not i. Definitions of research ii. The purpose of research B. Qualitative Research C. Quantitative Research D. Mixed-Method Research Research is an active, diligent and systematic process of inquiry in order to discover, interpret or revise facts, events, behaviors, or theories, or to make practical applications with the help of such facts, laws or theories. The term ‘research’ is also used to describe the collection of information about a particular subject RESEARCH Meaning Composite of two words “Re” means “again” “Search” means “to find” , “to dig” , “to probe” or “to discover” Research means finding or digging again and again RESEARCH DEFINITIONS q Research is a systematic method of discovering new facts and verifying old facts. q Research is a more systematic activity directed towards discovery and development of an organized body of knowledge. CONCLUSION The conclusion summar

Tenses  are the  most important part  of  the  grammar as well as for speaking  English  with fluency.There are  3 main Tenses. These  main  tenses have their 12 sub-tenses.  Without these tenses we can't speak English  correctly. These are the major steps to speak and understand English. If Any one can hold their grip  on these  Tenses then he/she can speak, Write and  understand English. Past Tense has its 4 Sub-Tenses Past   Indefinite Tense Past  Continuous Tense Past  Perfect Tense Past  Perfect Continuous Tense

Present Tense  Tenses  are the  most important part  of  the  grammar as well as for speaking  English  with fluency.There are  3 main Tenses. These  main  tenses have their 12 sub-tenses.  Without these tenses we can't speak English  correctly. These are the major steps to speak and understand English. If Any one can hold their grip  on these  Tenses then he/she can speak, Write and  understand English. Present Tense has its 4 Sub-Tenses Present  Indefinite Tense Present Continuous Tense Present Perfect Tense Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Paradise Lost is an Epic Poem “Epic” is the name given to narrative poetry which deals, in dignified and elevated style, with some important action, usually heroic. (An epic is a narrative poem, of considerable length, of exalted style, celebrating heroic adventures, mythical or historical). The great examples of classical epics are the Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer, which are unmatched in any other language. In Latin, the Aenied by the ancient poet, Virgil, is almost equally famous. The Iliad, a poem in twenty-four books, has as its central theme the wrath of Achilles. The Odyssey, also a poem in twenty-four books, deals with the adventures of Odysseus. Aeneid is a poem in twelve books: it is a national epic, designed to celebrate the origin and growthof the Roman empire, the ground-work of the poem being the legends connected with Aeneas. Paradise Lost can properly be classed among epic poems. 

Grammar is an important element to learn English Language. It has much importance in making sentences. English Grammar has 3 main Tense which has 12 sub tenses. It is depended on Parts of Speach like What is consonant, What is Vowel, What is Noun, What is Pronoun, What are the Kind of Noun. What is Common Noun, What is Proper Noun, What is Countable Noun and Uncountable Noun, What is Regular Noun, What is Irregular Noun, What is Abstract Noun, What is Concrete Noun, What is Collective Noun, What is a sentence, What is Sentence Structure, What is a clause, What is Subordinate, What is the description of Predicate, This Forum has complete detail about how to learn grammar and how to learn all of these. This is an Educational Blog and its main purpose to facilitate the students.

GRAMMAR Grammar is a systematic study of scientific method which provides us information and guidance necessary to learn a language  . The science of grammar teaches us  how a language is spoken and written correctly and effectively. So, it can be said that grammar is primarily concerned with the formation and classification of words and sentences and their practical significance in daily life.  ALPHABET The alphabet of English is composed of twenty six letters. They are divided into two classes. انگریزی کے حروف تحجی 26حروف پر مشتمل ھیں۔ین کو دو کلاس میں تقسیم کیا جاتاھے۔ (1)Vowels The five letters a,e,i,o,u are known as the vowels in English and we cannot write words without using vowels. Consonant The remaining twenty one letters of the alphabet are known as the Consonant in English. Word The word is a proper combination of letters and it conveys some idea. لفظ حروف کا مجموعہ ھوتا ھے اورجو ایک تصور پیش کرتا ھے- e.g pencil,college,book.