Aec assignments

 Class assignments  

 Active voice  passive voice(simple future tense)

        In English the verb from with indicate whether subject( person or object) of the sentence do something  has been done on the subject called voice.

         A sentence that begin with the subject or object to determine weather the sentence was categories as active or passive voice sentence

     

Simple future tense active voice

Active voice :subject+ shell/ will+ v¹+ object+ other word.

Passive voice: object +shall be /will be +v³+ by +subject+ other word.

 Now we will see the example of simple future  tense. 

Example 

Positive  

A.v=  He will attempt a meeting nextweek 

 P.v= A meeting will be attended by him next week.

 

A.v= She will visit her friend next week.

P.v= Her friend will be visited by her next week.

A.v= We shall completed a project tomorrow.

P.v= A projection be completed by us tomorrow.

Negative 

A.v= Subject+ shall not/ will not+v¹ + object+ other word.

P.v= Object + shall not be/ will not be+V³ object +other word.

Example 

A.v= We will not climb this mountain tomorrow

P.v= This mountain will not be climated by us tomorrow.

 

A.v= They will not catch a ball next day.

P.v= A ball will not be catch by them next day.

A.v= They will not come to the college from next week.

P.v= the college will not be come by them from next.

Interrogative

A.v= shall/will +subject +v¹+object +other word?

P.v=shall/will + object +be+v³+by+subject +other word. ?

A.v= will Hasti come to party tomorrow?

P.v= will to party be come by Husky tomorrow?

A.v= Shall we Sing  national anthem in festival?

P.v= will National Anthem base sung by us in festival?

  

A.v= will he attend a meeting next month?

P.v= will a meeting be attended by him next month?

Home assignments 

Reading comprehension

Passage 

Makeup has been used for centuries as a way to enhance beauty and express individuality. In ancient Egypt, people used natural ingredients like kohl to line their eyes, believing it not only made them look attractive but also protected them from the sun. In modern times, makeup has become a global industry, offering products like foundation, lipstick, mascara, and highlighters. For many, makeup is not only about appearance but also about confidence. While some use it daily, others wear it only on special occasions. Today, makeup is also seen as an art form, with professionals creating creative looks for fashion, cinema, and social media. However, experts advise using makeup carefully, as excessive use of chemical products can damage the skin if proper care is not taken.

Questions with Answers 

Q1. Why did ancient Egyptians use kohl?

A1. Ancient Egyptians used kohl not only to make themselves look attractive but also to protect their eyes from the sun.

Q2. What are some common modern makeup products mentioned in the passage?

A2. The passage mentions foundation, lipstick, mascara, and highlighters as common modern makeup products.

Q3. How is makeup connected to confidence?

A3. Makeup is connected to confidence because many people feel more self-assured and presentable when they wear it.

Q4. In what fields is makeup seen as an art form today?

A4. Makeup is seen as an art form in fields like fashion, cinema, and social media.

Q5. What advice do experts give about using makeup?

A5. Experts advise using makeup carefully, because excessive use of chemical products can harm the skin if proper care is not taken.

 Eassy

How Indian Festivals are Different from Other Countries’ Festivals 

Festivals are celebrated in every part of the world, but Indian festivals hold a unique charm and identity. While countries across the globe have their own traditional and cultural celebrations, Indian festivals are different because they are deeply rooted in spirituality, mythology, diversity, and togetherness. They are not just events of fun but also occasions of devotion, cultural expression, and social bonding.

One of the main differences between Indian festivals and those of other countries is the variety and frequency. India is known as the “land of festivals,” because every month brings multiple celebrations based on religion, region, harvest, or change of season. For example, Diwali (the festival of lights), Holi (the festival of colors), Navratri (nine nights of devotion and dance), and Eid are celebrated widely across the nation. In contrast, many countries have only a few large festivals in a year, such as Christmas in the West or Chinese New Year in China.

Another special aspect of Indian festivals is their connection with mythology and history. Diwali marks the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya, Holi celebrates the story of Prahlad and the triumph of good over evil, and Raksha Bandhan reflects the sacred bond between brothers and sisters. These mythological roots make the celebrations more meaningful, as people remember stories, values, and traditions that have been passed down for centuries. In many other countries, festivals are more cultural or seasonal without such strong mythological backgrounds.

Indian festivals are also different because of the ways they are celebrated. They include rituals like lighting diyas, making rangoli, playing with colors, fasting, feasting, dancing Garba, or bursting firecrackers. Each festival has its own traditional food such as gujiya in Holi, sweets and ladoos in Diwali, seviyan during Eid, and pithas in Makar Sankranti.

This mixture of customs makes every festival colorful, vibrant, and memorable. In other countries, festivals are often marked by parades, concerts, or family gatherings, which are enjoyable but not as diverse in rituals.

Most importantly, Indian festivals highlight unity in diversity. Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Jains, and Buddhists all have their own special celebrations, yet people often join each other’s festivals with joy. For example, Christians in India celebrate Christmas with as much enthusiasm as Diwali, and Hindus often join in Eid feasts. This spirit of harmony makes Indian festivals stand out on the global stage.

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