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An Introduction to Phrasal verbs.

An Introduction to Phrasal verbs.

Verbs are the action words in a sentence that describe what the subject is doing. This is what is taught to us by our class teachers. Along with nouns, verbs are the important part of a sentence. For example:

Krish walked to the store. In this Simple past tense sentence, The Subject (Krish) has walked to the store. Therefore WALKED is the action verb. I am sure, the person reading my blog is aware of this. But my today's topic is ?PHRASAL verbs?.

Phrasal Verbs can be a little complicate for kids. And also, they are everywhere in the English language. So, It is necessary to learn some trendy English tips. Here is an example for you.

Mayra didn't know the word, so she looked it up in the dictionary.

Oh no, we've run out of milk! I'll have to buy some more.

My mother \has to get up early in the morning.

The missile took off with a loud growl.

It's not necessary to use Phrasal verbs but it makes our conversation of write up more formal, condense our official writing or speaking more stylish. Else, we could have used the above sentences as Mayra didn't know the word, so she looked in the dictionary and Oh no, we've no milk! I'll have to buy some more.

Phrasal verb is made of two or three words. One verb is combined with a preposition (like on, in, under) or an adverb (like up, down, away). Mostly, a Phrasal verb is used with preposition. Kids find it confusing as its meaning is idiomatic. It's not easy to learn them all, but yes, daily reading habit will help a lot.

For example.

Bran asked Judy out to lunch and shopping.

I asked around but nobody has seen my purse.

Your purchases add up to Rs.565.

You'll have to back up your vehicle so that I can get out.

His mam broke the final project down into three separate parts.

Phrasal verbs are special. The verb and preposition have diverse meaning, but when they are joined together, they form a different meaning. Like, take the phrasal verb 'turn in.' We know that 'turn' means to go another direction, and that 'in' means inside something. But when the words 'turn in' are put together as a phrasal verb, their meaning changes. Unexpectedly, we have antask that is taken out of a student's bag and 'turned in,' or given to the coach.

Another example would be the phrasal verb 'drop off.' If we say that Kritine 'dropped off' instead of studying, we mean that she fell asleep instead of studying.

Here are some links to study more examples of Phrasal Verbs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2NwmcNKaHk

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/phrasal-verbs.html

https://english-at-home.com/family-phrasal-verbs/

https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/phrasal-verbs-list.htm

The more you read, they more they will fit in your life. Last fact about phrasal verbs: When you are writing something formal, keep in mind that phrasal verbs sound informal. Instead of writing something like, ?The patient had her tonsils taken out when she was ten years old,? you may want to write ?The patient had her tonsils removed when she was ten years old.? It will sound more appropriate.

Arvind posted in Kids

Post updated on: Sep 18, 2021 7:28:43 PM

BODMAS Rule

The BODMAS Rule

Addition (+), subtraction (-), multiplication (?), division (?), and brackets ( ).

A very easy and very important rule required in day today life.

BODMAS rule is used to remember the order of operations to be followed while solving math?s equation. Its full form is B for Brackets, O for Order of powers, D for Division, M for Multiplication, A for Addition, and S for Subtraction. It means that the equation is to be solved, from left to right in this order. First, brackets are solved, then powers or roots, then division or multiplication and then at last subtraction or addition. If any equation has any operations missing, then also the same order is adopted. For example,

16/4+( 4*3), The expression has no minus, Then the same rule of BODMAS will be followed, Firstly we will solve bracket, then division and multiplication and at last addition.

Math is always about common sense and some standard rules. So, BODMAS is one of those standard rules for simplifying equations having several operators.

In mathematics, an equation has two basic components:

Numbers.
Operators.

Numbers are mathematical values used for counting They can classified as natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, irrational numbers, real numbers, complex numbers, imaginary numbers. 1 is always a UNIQUE number. Whereas an operator joins two numbers and produces an expression or equation. In math, the most common operators are Addition (+), Subtraction (-), Multiplication (*), Division (/). If the BODMAS rule is not followed, the answer can vary.

One way: 6 * 3 + 2 = 6 * 5 = 30,

Another way: 6 * 3 + 2 = 18 + 2 = 20.

So, in this equation, the second answer is correct, as in this the BODMAS rule is followed. Firstly Multiplication is done ( 6* 3) and followed by addition.

Therefore, BODMAS has to be applied, when there is more than one operation in a mathematical equation. There is a series of certain rules that need to be followed while applying the BODMAS method. This gives a right arrangement to create a single answer for every mathematical expression.

In case of a bracket, open it, then add or subtract the numbers. a + (b + c) = a + b + c, a + (b - c) = a + b - c

If there is a negative sign just open the bracket, multiply the minus sign with each number inside the bracket. a ? (b + c) ⇒ a ? b ? c

?If there is any number outside the bracket with no sign, as shown in the example multiply the number outside the bracket with each number inside the bracket.

Here, a(b + c) ⇒ ab + ac

One simple method to keep in mind for the BODMAS rule, is to carry out these stepladder:

Reduce the bare bones : Simplify brackets first

Perform division or multiplication (go from left to right)

Perform addition or subtraction (go from left to right)

Its time to solve some questions as in Maths- PRACTICE makes the man PERFECT.

Arvind posted in Mathematics

Post updated on: Sep 2, 2021 12:19:39 AM

Teenage ? A worry of every parent

Every age is a problem. Iron age, bronze age, the Computer age, modern age, Old age, childhood is a problem. Teenage is another problem. Life is full of situations, what we cannot solve becomes a problem for us. Sometimes, it may be tough to believe, the teenager is not a foreigner, being from a far-off planet. But they may be wired in another way. The only problem is that we, as a parent always want them to be same as they were a few years back. And this is what is not digestible.

Teenager's mind is mounting; therefore they act differently than an adult's brain. The frontal cortex? the part of the brain used to manage emotions, make decisions, reason, and control inhibitions?is modernized during the teenage years, forming fresh synapses at an incredible rate, while the whole brain does not reach full maturity until about the mid-'20s.

Teenage? A worry of every parent

Teenager's mind is mounting; therefore they act differently then an adult's brain. The frontal cortex? the part of the brain used to manage emotions, make decisions, reason, and control inhibitions are modernized during the teenage years, forming fresh synapses at an incredible rate, while the whole-brain does not reach full maturity until about the mid-'20s.

Children,( just before becoming teens) look for you, ask for every single thing, do what you want, and in all seek permission from you. And mistakenly we think our child is Magical. It takes 14- 15 years for a child to cross-questioning. And that stage, we begin to question our upbringing. That painful moment when a child makes you realize that there are more people who are more important than you.

If we want to be somebody, for the new fresh life which has come, you must not have defined boundaries of who you are? Like the way you crawled with your child, it's time to swing with them. Don't deal with your Teenagers; make yourself available to be dealt with by them. Make them responsible for everything. One day you will have the courage to hand over one month's salary to handle the house.

Your teen may be taller than you and seem mature in some respects, but often they are simply unable to think things through on an adult level. Hormones produced during the physical changes of adolescence can further complicate things. Now, these biological differences don't excuse teens? poor behavior or absolve them from accountability for their actions, but they may help explain why teens behave so impulsively or frustrate parents and teachers with their poor decisions, social anxiety, and rebelliousness. Understanding adolescent development can help you find ways to stay connected to your teen and overcome problems together.

It's also significant to keep in mind that while teenagers are individuals with exclusive personalities and their own likes and dislikes, some traits are universal. No matter how much your teen seems to extract from you emotionally, no matter how free your teen appears, or how bothered your teen becomes, they still need your attention and to feel loved by you.

This never-ending journey of making him/her a good person is always in the hands of a parent. If a person is good, the credit always goes to parents and vice versa.

"If they are lucky they will survive, through backstabbers, broken hearts, failures and all the kinds of invisible insane pressures out there".

Arvind posted in Motivation

Post updated on: Aug 26, 2021 1:15:29 PM

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