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English LR Notes: Geography Lesson Wildlife Destination and 3 Men at A Picnic Point
English LR Notes: Geography Lesson Wildlife Destination and 3 Men at A Picnic Point
English LR Notes: Geography Lesson Wildlife Destination and 3 Men at A Picnic Point
Notes
Geography lesson
wildlife destination and 3 men at a picnic point
Wildlife Destinations
• A wild range and variety of animals species abounds in India and to preserve the
nature government has set up around 400 wildlife sanctuaries and 90 national parks
• Wildlife destinations are beautiful areas where wild and endangered animals are
protected all over the world and people can also visit these places by and can see
the beauty of nature
• In these destinations we can find the information on net
1. Essential information
2. Weather
3. Languages spoken
4. Beat time to visit
5.Things we can do
1. Keoladeo National Park
Things To Do
Birds Watching
1. It is also known as Bharatpur Bird Cycling
We can visit 18th century deeg palace and
Sanctuary lohararh
2. It is also a UNESCO world heritage site We can visit museum
1. Best place to visit tigers in their natural habitat Trekking tiger through forest
Jungle Safari
2. It is located in Sawai Madhopur district of
Rajasthan. Hike to the fort
Bird Watching from the Surwal Lake
3. It is one of the biggest and most well known
Picnic at Miao Talao
tiger reserves in north India
Visit to ruins around the Ranthambore Fort
Essential Information
4. The park houses the ruins of a 10 th century fort and 1. Best time to visit- October-June ( The
a number and has a number of ancient temples and park is close for the rest year)
mosques 2. Weather- Tropical
5. This is a deciduous forest and open meadows 3. Languages- Hindi, English, Rajasthani
provides a home to leopards, Nilgais, Chitals and
other wild animal Comments- Major attraction for wildlife
photographs from all the over the world
6. It got is statue as a natural park in 1981
Geography Lesson
Brian Patten
The poem "The Geography Lesson" by 'Brian Patten' is about the poet's geography teacher
who always dreamt of visiting different places…
The poet has written about his geography teacher, he likes his teacher and his teacher says
have dreams and ambitions
When you dream you travel, Keep dreaming and keep traveling it will help to fulfil ambitions
Geography is a subject of the study of places and their environments and this poem
gives an important lesson of life and encourages us to travel to different places and
see the beauty of environment. Hence it is a suitable Title
Geography Lesson Explanation
Poetic device
personification in mind's eye, aliteration in sweet-scented and school's stranglehold, epigram in but
a lesson he never taught and metaphor in ocean's glass - clear and blue.
.
3 men at a picnic point Jerome
• This is a story of humor, and moral is we should not do any work
when we are feeling hungry
• For more understand read chapter
English Grammar
1.The main use of the simple present tense is to express actions done as a
matter pf habit or actions done repeatedly
2.This tense expresses scientific facts and universal truths
3. It is used proverbs and saying because they also represent universal truths
4. This tense is also used to express natural qualities and professional activities
• Will/Shall: Form
Will/Shell + root form of the verb
Uses
1.Offering to do something
2.Agreeing to do something
3.Promising to do something
4.Asking somebody to do something
5.To express an action over which the speaker dose not have any control
6. To talk about the future in a general form
Going to form
Simple past and past continuous tense both are used to9gether to denote an
action that took place in the past while another action is in progress
Past Perfect Tense
• Had + past participial form of the verb
• The past perfect tense is used to express an action completed before a given past moment
• Past prefect tense
• Form-had + past participle form of the verb
had + not + past participle form of the verb
Uses- to express actions completed before a given past moment
- with such verbs such as hope, expect, think etc., to suggest that the past hope, intention was
not realized
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Have been + has been + -ing form of the verb
• Form-Have been/ Has been + ing form of the verb (positive)
Have been/ Has been + not + ing form of the verb (negative)
Past Perfect Continues Tense
had been + + -ing form of the verb
• Form-Has been + ing form of the verb (positive)
Has been + not + ing form of the verb (negative)
Uses- Action which began before a definite moment in the past and
were still in progress at that moment , had very recently finished.
Since, For , Used to: Use
• Since- The emphasis is on the point at which an action started
• For- The emphasis is on the period for which an action has been going on.
Used to: USE
Form- Positive- used to + root form of the verb in all persons
- Negative- used not to/ used to +
- Interrogative- did + subject + use to +
Short answers are formed with did.
Uses-
1. Used to means that something often happened in the past but dose not happen
now
2. There is no present tense of used to
Verbs