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Author: Dnyanoba Gutte

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Difference between Statement and claim  

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Argument is an effective means to persuade someone; or is a technique to convince people in favour of your opinion. Being an art, it has specific techniques and structure. Basically,…

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Word formation processes

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In the process of evolution and development of any language, role of word formation processes can not be undermined. It plays great role in enriching vocabulary and especially meaningful communication.…

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Correct Use Of Confusing Prepositions

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We all know the Importance of prepositions in English grammar vey well. But, there are some groups of confusing prepositions which create dilemma in our mind while using them in…

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Adjuncts Conjuncts and Disjuncts

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In english grammar, adverbial elements or adverbs have three forms as like adjuncts, conjuncts, and disjuncts. Adjuncts are also known as regular adverbs we use to modify adjective, adverb, or…

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Mastering in on at prepositions

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At, in, on, since, for, from, beside, between, up, down, by, with are the types of prepositions of time, place and agency. Actually, there are more than eight types of…

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Basic thinking process 

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Everywhere, much talked, discussed, debated and used word is "Thinking " Yet, it is too challenging to comprehend. It is so, may be, because of its amorphous and abstract nature.…

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Demonstrative distributive and indefinite pronouns

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We often saw some pronouns like these, those, either, neither, none, every, each and so on in day to day conversation. These are some of the examples of demonstrative, distributive…

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Understanding psychology

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Why does psychology need so many approaches to study? May be it is so dynamic considering its field of study. It is a discipline that studies human mind, behaviours, and…

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Goals of Psychology

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Actually, everyone is so curious to unfold the mysteries of minds one have in the specific situation. We know that mind is so complex factory of mental processes vital to…

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Psychological perspective: structuralism

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It is unlikely to understand the most dynamic discipline psychology by single lens. Hence, different lenses need to be operated to understand every domain and construct perfect whole. Simply, psychological…

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