There are three distinct modes of third-person narration: objective, limited, and omniscient.
Answer: I see a huge balloon from which a basket is hanging over the canal at a distance. The basket trembles and tips over slightly. I can see a rope trailing behind touching the tall trees on both banks. Now it is passing with frightful speed over a large farm. The bewildered chickens, pigeons and ducks fly away. The terrified cows, cats and dogs run towards the house. I don’t know what is happening. Now the balloon is passing over the trees. I see the balloon and the basket shaking. Something falls down and suddenly the balloon stops. Soon it touches the ground. The basket touches the earth. Then it goes up again. Once more, it falls and bounds upward again and at last, it settles on the ground. The balloon is struggling madly like a wounded beast. Now it comes to a standstill. I see five men climbing out of the basket. There is the joy of success on their faces. My companions and I help them. They say they want to go to Heyst, a railway station nearby. They want to take the 20:20 train to Paris. We help them to carry their luggage to the station.
Activity – VI (Travel Essay)
Question 6. Read the notes on Travel Writing on below:
Description of physical features | Paris spreads out beneath us, a dark bluish patch, cut by its streets, from which rise, here and there, domes, towers, steeples… |
Practical issues related to travel | …two trumpets, the eatables, the overcoats and raincoats, all the small articles that can go with the men in that flying basket. |
Experiences of the place | With the help of the accommodating and hospitable Belgian peasants, we are able, in a short time, to pack up all our materials… |
Personal impressions | …we float along through space in delicious inertia. We have become something indescribable, birds who do not even have to flap their wings. |
Now, write a travel essay, describing a ravel experience you had recently. Answer: My parents had promised me a foreign trip if I passed my SSLC with very high scores. I worked very hard and I passed with distinction. So my parents allowed me to go on a trip to Europe. Since travelling alone would be difficult, I decided to join a tour group organized by the company called Intersight, Kochi. The first problem was getting a European visa. The company said it would get it for me. I was planning to go in April. April is hot in Kerala, but in Europe it is still cold. So I had to get warm clothes for the trip. I also needed a good camera.
We started ourtravel from Kochi. The representative from the Intersight was there to organize things. I reported to the airport 3 hours before the take off time. After completing the check-in, I went for the immigration formalities. After a thorough body check, I was allowed to go into the comfortable waiting lounge.
We were flying by Qatar Airways to Zurich. The flight was announced and we got into the aircraft. It was a huge aircraft. The smiling airhostesses showed us to our seats. Soon we took off. We were served refreshments. Afterthat I watched an in-flight movie. After 3 hours, we landed at Qatar airport. It is a huge airport. We had to spend some time at the airport lounge to get our flight to Zurich.
The flight to Zurich was also by Qatar airways. We were served meals in the flight. After the meals I went off to sleep. Eight hours later, we landed at Zurich. We were taken to our hotel in a coach. It was then I came to know who the people in the group tour were. There was another boy of my age and soon we became friends.
Our first visit was to the Titlis Mountains, in the Alps. On our way, we saw the life of the people. How disciplined people were. How nicely they behaved on the roads. No animals and birds crossed the roads. We hardly saw anyone walking on the roads. On both sides there were fields. We could see cattle grazing. Switzerland is a beautiful country.
Soon we reached Titlis. We would be taken to the top by rope ways and lifts. We reached the top. The scene was breathtaking. The whole area was covered with snow and ice. People were skating. We went for an ice-tunnel walk. They have built a tunnel in the ice and I walked for nearly a kilometre inside the tunnel. Ice on top, ice at the bottom and ice on both sides. It was a wonderful experience. I was exhilarated. Tomorrow we would go to Paris by coach to see the Eiffel Tower and other wonderful sights of that great city.
Activity – VII (Progressive Tenses)
Question 7. a. Read the notes and explanations given on page 89 of the Text.
But the clouds are gathering behind us… Crows are crowing…
In the above segments, the action continues to take place even at the moment of speaking. The present continuous tense form of a verb is used in such a context. The verbs in the above segments of sentences (‘gather’ and ‘crow’) are in the present continuous tense form. Continuous tenses are also called progressive tenses.
We use the present continuous tense to denote
b. Form a sentence on your own:
Context | Sentence |
happening at the moment of speaking | ………………………………….. |
happening before and after a given time | ………………………………….. |
something which is temporary | ………………………………….. |
something new which contrasts with a previous state | ………………………………….. |
happens again and again | ………………………………….. |
has been arranged or planned | ………………………………….. |
To use the Simple Present and the Present continuous tenses correctly.
The simple present tense is usually used to
Read and Reflect
Question 1. Travel is more than a mere exploration of the physical features of a landscape. It takes us beyond the features of the landscape into its customs, traditions and rituals. This travel experience tells us about a strange ritual on a Fijian island.
The Trip of Le Horla (Short Story) About the Author:
Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) was a popular French writer. He is considered to be one of the masters of the modern short story. The Trip of Le Horla is about his ride in a hot air balloon.
Page 78 : I got a telegram on the morning of July 8th. It read: “Fine day. Always my predictions, Belgian frontier. Baggage and servants leave at noon at the social session. Beginning of maneuvers at three. So I will wait for you at the works from five o’clock on, Jovis.’
At five o’clock sharp, I entered the gas works of La Villette.
The balloon is lying in the courtyard and appears like a cake made of yellow cloth. It is lying flat on the ground under a rope.
Page 79 : Two or three hundred people are looking at it. Some are sitting and some are standing. Some are examining the basket. It is a nice little square basket for a human cargo. On its side in golden letters was written ‘Le Horia’ on a mahogany plate.
Suddenly the people begin to stand back as gas is entering into the balloon through a long tube of yellow cloth. The cloth is on the oil. It swells and moves about like a big worm. But another thought occurs to every mind. It is thus nature itself nourishes being until their birth. The creature that will rise soon begins to move. The attendants of Captain Jovis spread and put in place the net which covers it as Le Horia grows larger. The net will help the pressure to be regular and equally distributed at very point.
The crowd has begun to talk. Some men who look to be specialists ask us to come down. Many things have been criticised in this new type of balloon. We are about to experiment with it with so much pleasure and success. The balloon is growing slowly but surely.
Captain Jovis and his assistants are busy with the last details. The travellers go to dine in the canteen on the gas-works according to the established custom.
When we come out the balloon is swaying. It is big and transparent. It looked like a big fruit, a wonderful pear which is still ripening, covered by the last rays of the setting sun. The basket is now attached and the barometers are brought. The siren is also brought. There were also two trumpets, the eatables, the overcoats and raincoats – that the men can take in the flying basket. Captain Jovis is ready and he calls all the passengers.
Page 80 : Lieutenant Mallet jumps aboard, climbing first on the aerial net between the basket and the balloon. From it he will watch, during the night, the movements of Le Horia across the skies. M.Etierine Beer gets in after him. Then comes M. Paul Bessand. Then comes M. Patrice Eyries. I am the last. (Note: In French M before a name means Mr. M. is the abbreviation for Monsieur which means Mr.) But the basket is too heavy for the balloon and M. Eyries has to get out. He was very sorry to do that.
M. Joliet stood erect on the edge of the basket. He begs the ladies very courteously to stand aside a little. He thinks he might throw sand on their hats in rising. Then he commands: ‘Let is loose’. He cuts with one stroke of his knife the ropes that keep the balloon to the ground. Le Horla gets it liberty!
In one second we fly skyward. Nothing can be heard. We float, we rise, we fly, we glide! Our friends shout with joy. They applaud but we can hardly hear them or see
them. We are already so far, so high! We are surprised. Are we really leaving these people down there? Is it possible? Paris spreads out under us. It looks like a dark bluish patch, cut by its streets. From there rise here and there domes, towers, steeples (church towers). Then there is the plain, traversed by long roads amidst green fields and black forest. The sun which could not be seen from below now appears.
We can see whether we are rising or sinking only by throwing a cigarette paper out of the basket now and then. If the paper falls down like a stone, it means the balloon is rising. If it appears to shoot skyward, the balloon is descending.
Page 81 : The two barometers mark about 500 metres. We look with admiration the earth we are leaving. We are not attached to it in any way. It looks like a coloured map. But all its noises rise to our ears very distinctly. We hear the sound of wheels rolling on the streets, the snap of a whip, the shouts of drivers, the rolling and whistling of trains and the laughter of the boys running after one another. When we pass over a village, the noise of children’s voices is heard above the rest with much clarity.
The view is superb. It is dark on the earth. But we are still in the light. It is now past ten o’clock. Now we begin to hear slight country noises, especially the double cry of the quail. We can hearthe mewing of cats and the barking of dogs. The dogs have caught the smell of the balloon. They have seen it and they are giving the warning. We can hear them barking all over the plain. The cows also wake up in their barns. We can hear them lowing. All the beasts are scared of the monster moving through the air.
The delicious odours of the soil rise towards us. The smell of hay, of flowers, of the wet, green earth is scenting the air.
At times we rise, and then descend. Every few minutes Lieutenant Mallet says to Captain Jovis: ‘We are descending; throw down half a handful.’ And the captain takes a handful of sand from a bag kept between his legs and throws it overboard.
Page 82 : Nothing is more amusing, more delicate and more interesting than the manoeuvring of a balloon. It is a big toy, free and Qjcile, but obedient. It is the slave of the wind which we can’t control. Any small thing that we throw overboard will make the balloon go up quickly. It can be a pinch of sand, half a sheet of paper, one or two drops of water or the bones of a chicken we have eaten.
The earth is sleeping. The beasts are awakened by our approach and they announce it everywhere. We now ‘observe’a strong and continuous odor of gas. We must have met with a current of warm air. The balloon expands, losing its invisible blood by the escape-valve.
We are rising. The earth no longer gives back the echo of our trumpets. We have risen almost 2000 feet. There is no light to consult our instruments. We know we are always rising. We can no longer see the earth. A light mist separates us from it. Above our heads twinkle innumerable starts.
A silvery light appears before-us and makes the sky turn pale. Suddenly the moon rises on the edge of a cloud. It seems to be coming from below and we are looking down at it from a great height. Clear and round it comes out of the clouds and slowly rises in the sky.
The earth now does not seem to exist. It is buried in milky vapours that resemble a sea. We are now in space with the moon which looks like another balloon. Our balloon looks like a larger moon, wandering amid the stars. We no longer speak, think nor live; we float along through space in delicious inertia. We have become something indescribable. We are now like birds that don’t even have to flap their wings.
Page 83 : All memory has disappeared from our minds, all troubles from our thoughts. We have no more regrets, plans or hopes. We wildly enjoy the fantastic journey. We are a wandering travelling world. The planets are our sisters. This world has five men and they have forgotten the earth. The barometers mark twelve hundred metres, then thirteen, fourteen, fifteen hundred. The little rice papers fall about us.
We are now at two thousand metres. Then we go to 2350 and the balloon stops. We blow the siren but no one answers us. Now we go down rapidly, M. Mallet goes on screaming: Throw out more sand!’ The sand and stones we throw come back into our faces as if they are going up, thrown from below. Our descent is rapid.
Here is the earth! Where are we? It is now past midnight and we are crossing a broad, dry well-cultivated country. To the right is a large city. Suddenly from the earth rises a bright fairy light. It disappears and reappears. But one has no time to see clearly as the balloon passes quickly in the wind.
We are now quite near the earth. Beer exclaims: “See, what is that running over there in the fields? Isn’t it a dog? Something was running along the ground with great speed but we could not understand what it was. The captain says it is the shadow of our balloon and it will grow as we descend.
I hear a great noise of foundries in the distance. According to the polar star, we are heading straight for Belgium.
Page 84: Our siren and our two horns are continually calling. We ask, “Where are we?” But the balloon is going so rapidly that the startled man has not even time to answer us. The growing shadow of Le Horla is fleeing before us over the field, roads and woods. It goes along steadily, going before us by about a quarter of a mile. I am leaning out of the basket, listening the roaring of the wind in the trees and across the harvest fields. I say to Captain Jovis that the wind is fast.
Jovis says they may be waterfalls. I insist it is the wind. Then Jovis nudges me. He does not want to frighten his happy, quiet passengers because he knows that a storm is pursuing us. Suddenly the lights of a town appear. There is such a wonderful flow of light that I feel I am in a fairyland. The clouds are gathering behind us, hiding the moon. But towards the east the sky is becoming clear blue, tinged with red. It is dawn. It grows rapidly and shows us all the little details of the earth – the trains, the brooks, the cows, the goats. All these pass beneath us with surprising speed. Cocks are crowing, but the voice of ducks drowns everything.
The early rising peasants are waving their arms telling us to drop. But we go along steadily watching the world fleeing under our feet. Ahead of us lies a bright highway. It looks like a big river full of islands.
Page 85 : The captain asks us to get ready for the descent. He makes M. Mallet leave his net and return to the basket. We then pack the barometers and everything that could be damaged by possible shock. M. Bessand asks us to look at the masts to the left. He says we are at the sea. Fogs have hidden it from us until then. The sea is everywhere.
It is necessary to descend within a minute or two. The rope to the escape-valve was religiously enclosed in a little white bag. It was kept in sight of all so that no one would touch it. It is now unrolled and M. Mallet holds it in his hand. Captain Jovis looks for a favourable landing. Behind us the thunder is rumbling and not a single bird follows our mad flight.
We are passing over a canal. The basket trembles and tips over slightly. The guy-rope (the rope that keeps something fixed to the ground) touches the tall trees on both banks. We pass with frightful speed over a large farm. The bewildered chickens, pigeons and ducks fly away. The terrified cows, cats and dogs run towards the house. Only one-half bag of sand (stones) is left. Jovis throws it overboard. Le Horla flies lightly across the roof. The captain shouts The escape valve!’
M. Mallet reaches for the rope and hangs to it and we drop like an arrow. With the slash of a knife the cord which retains the anchqjais cut, and we drag this behind us through a field of beets. Here are the trees. He shouts: “Take care! Hold fast! Look out for your heads!” We pass over the trees. Then a strong shock shakes us. The anchor has taken hold. We are told that we are going to touch the ground. The basket touches the earth. Then it flies up again. Once more, it falls and bounds upward again and at last, it settles on the ground, while the balloon struggles madly like a wounded beast.
Page 86 : Peasants run toward us. They don’t dare to come near. One can’t set foot on the ground until the bag is nearly completely deflated. Some surprised men jump with the wild gestures of savages. All the cows that are grazing along the coast come towards us. They surround our balloon with a strange comical circle of horns, big eyes, and blowing nostrils.
With the help of the Belgian peasants, we pack up all our materials and carry them to t(ie station at Heyst. At 8.20, we take the train to Paris. The descent occurred at 3.15 in the morning.
Thanks to Captain Jovis, we were able to see in a single night, from far up in the sky, the setting of the sun, he rising of the moon and dawn of day, and to go from Paris to the mouth of the Scheldt (a river that flows through Belgium and empties into the North Sea).
The Trip Of Le Horla Glossary
Traveling is an exciting thing for lots of people. I love to travel a lot. Here are a few short and long essays on Travelling. You should share these essays with your children. They should learn.
In This Blog We Will Discuss
Travel from one place to another place is called Travelling. In this world, traveling has been really popular, because of the really good transportation system. People can easily travel across the world. There are lots of people who are traveling the entire world to gain more and more knowledge and experience.
We can learn about the world, from academic study. But it never gives us the real experience, only traveling can do this. When you will travel, you can see the real beauty and real scene of a place. People are traveling all across the world for different purposes.
Some of them are traveling for fun, some of them are traveling for business and some are traveling for just learning and education purposes. If you travel, you can learn so many things that are not possible to learn from a book, because it’s a real experience.
Real experiences always have better value. If you travel to a city, in a different country, you will be able to learn about a new culture, new language, new lifestyle, and new peoples. It is really amazing for someone. Travelling could be your best teacher to understand the world, understand the purposes to survive.
Introduction: Lots of people are traveling the entire world. They have got their own purposes. You can also travel the world. I will tell you how to travel the river, sea, and hilly areas. When someone travels for fun, they choose a destination in a hilly area or sea beach. But for business travel, you need to go to cities, and you might don’t see any natural beauty.
Travelling Sea: Sea and river is the most beautiful element in the world. When I visit a river, I look at it and get amazed. How beautiful it is. There are a few reasons that you need to travel to the sea or river. When you will explore the ocean, you will be able to enjoy lots of different things that you can never see in many cities.
The ocean covers 71% of the total earth’s surface, so you can realize how big they are. There is really amazing biodiversity that you should enjoy. When you plan to see the world, can you just kick away the 71%? Hell, no you can’t. You need to learn scuba dive to explore the ocean.
Marine life is full of suspense and amazement, you will see lots of animals that you never have seen or learn before. There are still lots of things uncovered by a human. Do you know, almost 50-80% of life is under the sea surface? The blue whale is the largest animal on this planet, and you need to explore the sea if you want to see them. It’s a really beautiful creation.
Conclusion: Traveling the ocean could be amazing for you. You will learn lots of new things that you make you really surprised. So if you have any wish to see the world, I suggest you just need to explore the ocean. It’s really amazing.
Introduction: Traveling could an awesome way for education. You can learn lots of things by doing this. There are lots of people around the world who is traveling to learn more. They are learning and sharing this knowledge with us through blog post and videos. So today I will share some interesting learning parts of travelling. What actually you can learn from it?
Learning Language: Language is a way to get connected with others. When you visit a foreign country, you can learn their language. If you can learn, it opens a new door in front of you. You have to accept there are huge differences from one nation to another.
After learning a new language, you can understand them better, you can make new friends. The most important part of learning a language for me is I can read more books and blogs. When I use the internet, I can read the blogs on that language, it’s thrilling for me.
I can collect so much information about that particular country from their social media groups. And I believe it’s not possible to get the deep and relevant information without learning the language. Let’s take a look at a few reasons, that’s why you need to learn a foreign language.
It will give you an opportunity to learn something new and different and let you be creative. Traveling will be really easier for you because you will be able to connect with locals without having any problems. You will be confident when are skilled in a language and it will let you act smartly in any country. Even, if you want to work or stay there, it will really easy for you. You can get a job without putting so much effort.
Learn History: Every country has a unique history. When you travel somewhere, you can learn and know about these. You will hear lots of amazing stories from the locals that will make you really thrilled. I visited lots of ancient places in India and hear lots of stories based on these places. I shared them on social media, people loved a lot. And learning history is a really interesting thing to lots of people.
Conclusion: Overall, traveling could be an awesome way to learns something new and exciting. That’s why I prefer this as a part of education.
Introduction: There is lots of usefulness that travelling has. Today I am going to cover a few of them with you. I hope you will love them. Travelling is like blessings to me. It opens a big door to explore the world and learn so many new things.
Why Should You Travel? There are plenty of reasons to travel, but why should you? Let me tell you. People travel for fun, for education, for business. First of all, define your financial situation and understand reality. If you think you have enough opportunities to travel for education, fun, or business, I suggest you start your journey right now.
Get a backpack and your important things and leave for an amazing destination. If you are on an educational tour, you will be able to learn so many new things. The language, the tradition, the history, the people’s behavior, and that will blow your mind and let you take new challenges in your life.
Make New Friends: Making new friends is really interesting. This world is full of friendly peoples. We make friends hang out, spend quality time, and help each other. In that case, if you travel you can make lots of friends and because of social media and digital communication systems, you will be able to stay connected with them.
It will let you understand human nature and behavior. They can help you to explore their places. As a friend, they can be your guide and that will make your tour really easy and effortless.
Learn New Skills: Suppose you have got a plan for trekking in a little bit risky mountain. Now you need to learn a new skill, and that will help your whole life. Yes, there are lots of skills that you will learn while traveling the world.
If you want to explore the sea world, you need to know scuba diving. Language learning is also one of the major skills that you can acquire from this. I have shown how that can help you to get a better life.
Enjoy Nature: Everyone loves nature and naturally beautiful places. I travel just because of finding beautiful natural spots and promote them to the entire world. The world is really beautiful and full of excitement. Lots of things that people have not seen yet. We need to keep exploring and finding the beauty of the earth.
Understand People: After spending a couple of days or week in a place, you will have few people who will like you and will be a few friends too. And then they might spend time with you. In this process, you will be able to learn about them. You will understand people. When you will the real life and you will thank almighty God for your life, you will be amazed more and more.
Conclusion: Traveling is like blessings to me. I have traveled all of my life and learned so many exciting things. I suggest everyone do it and enjoy their lives.
Introduction: I am a traveler and love to travel all across the world. I have been to a few countries already and going to share my experience with you. I hope you will like my experience. I started traveling from a very young age. I am a solo-backpacker. I always prefer to travel alone, but wherever I go I make a few friends on Facebook before. And then I love to meet and greet them in their place. This is really interesting to me.
My India Travelling: I started visiting India a few years ago and I think I have come across the major spots. In my first ever tour was from Kolkata to Darjeeling. I was really amazed and that was a journey by train . I was really thrilled. The beauty of Darjeeling made me speechless.
And I started to think that if Darjeeling is so much beautiful then what about Sikkim, Simla, or Kashmir? And then I thought to travel Kashmir. That was a priceless experience. The place is totally different from where I live. That was like another world to me. I stayed there for two weeks and enjoyed nature. After that, I went there again and I wish to visit that amazing place again and again.
My Bangladesh Travelling: There are a few reasons that are why I decided to visit Bangladesh . Lots of people were sharing a few amazing facts on Bangladesh, these were really inspiring and I was thinking to visit. Few interesting things that, I just need to share with everyone about Bangladesh.
I loved the atmosphere and the people a lot. They are so much friendly. I have made lots of friends. They are always smiling. Even the rickshaw-puller in Dhaka seems the happiest person on this planet. There are a few spots that you can’t afford to miss if you visit Bangladesh.
I loved Cox’s Bazar a lot. I was amazed to know that it’s the longest unbroken sea beach in the entire world. I loved the marine drive there. I really loved my experience. The Sylhet division is full of green beauty. There are lots of tea gardens and pretty similar to Darjeeling.
It seems Sylhet is the richest and developed area in Bangladesh. With tea gardens, they have few rivers and Hawor for a river cruise. I went for a river cruise on the Surma River. Surma is one of the most important rivers for Bangladesh. The experience was golden and I loved it. I recommend people to visit Bangladesh.
What I Have Learned about Travelling? By traveling I have learned so many interesting things. The most interesting thing to me is language. I can speak Bengali and Telegu. I am a good English speaker and can communicate with anyone through English, that language helps me to learn the third one. Now I can speak and read on a total of five languages. Besides language, I have made lots of friends. Few of them have visited my place.
Conclusion: My travel experience is really awesome. I suggest everyone travel more and more. It will help you to grow your mind. You will be able to think big. The world is a really interesting place to see.
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Answer 1: Travelling is important as it teaches us a lot of things. You can learn new skills, new languages, new cultures. Moreover, you get to make new friends and try out new foods when you travel to a new place. It can be a real learning experience for all.
Here I was traveling to a completely different culture than I had experienced as a child. My itinerary was taking me to the land of the Morning Calm and was known in earlier days as the hermit kingdom. This was going to be a new experience for me. The plane took off going in a northerly direction as airlines like to fly close to land.
Newspaper report format English +1. Seminar and precis Engkish +1. Interview question format English +1. Telephone conversation format English +1. Profile format English +1. Few question and answers of travel essays tha have a high chance to come during exams. it should be told in the past tense and first person. give catchy title.
His short stories are well known. 'The Trip of Le Horla' is a travel essay.In the story, he recalls his experience of balloon riding. The first name of this travel article was from Paris to Heyst. The balloon tour takes placebetween La Villette in Paris and Heyst in Belgium. The name of the balloonwas 'Le Horla.'. Which translates as ...
The Munnar trip was more than just a holiday. It was a journey of self-discovery, a chance to connect with nature, and an opportunity to experience a different culture. It served as a reminder of the importance of stepping out of our comfort zones and exploring the world beyond our textbooks. As I returned to college, I carried with me not just ...
Essay on Travel Experience in 200 words. We travel to get away from the monotony of our daily lives. It's a refreshing diversion from the monotony of everyday life. It allows our minds to relax and gives our inner child the opportunity to play. Some trip memories are nostalgic and melancholy, while others are daring and exhilarating.
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Kerala Plus One English Textbook Questions and Answers, Notes, Chapters Summary HSSLive. Unit 1 Glimpses of Greatness. Chapter 1 His First Flight (Story) Chapter 2 I Will Fly (Speech) Chapter 3 Quest for a Theory of Everything (Profile) Chapter 4 If (Poem) Unit 2 Words and Deeds. Chapter 1 And then Gandhi Came (Essay)
The underside line here is that travelling during college is vital to a wholesome, comprehensive education. As students, our finest time to travel is running out. Therefore, we should Take the opportunity now, before it vanishes right before your eyes. Travelling is analogous to architecture. This essay was reviewed by.
Kerala Plus One English Textbook Answers Unit 3 Chapter 2 The Trip of Le Horla (Short Story) The Trip of Le Horla (Short Story) Textual Questions and Answers. Question 1. What is special about the sentences in the telegram? Answer: The sentences are not grammatical. The message is conveyed through short phrases. Question 2.
Short Essay on Travelling (200 Words) Travel from one place to another place is called Travelling. In this world, traveling has been really popular, because of the really good transportation system. People can easily travel across the world. There are lots of people who are traveling the entire world to gain more and more knowledge and ...
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