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Signpost or Discourse structure

Signpost or Discourse Structure Think of it like a roadmap for your writing or speech before the reader or listener: Speakers and writers use special techniques (called signposts) to guide their audience through their argument or message. These signposts help connect what is being said now to what was said before and what's coming next. It's like creating a clear path for the reader or listener to understand. "Discourse structure" refers to the overall organization of a text, like how a poem, newspaper article, or speech is put together to convey the message. It's just like a big picture of how language is used to communicate effectively. Just like a roadmap helps you navigate/go through a journey, these signposts and structures help your audience follow his argument or message.

"Button, Button" |Choose the correct option| Book 1 English Part I

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Button, Button by Richard Matheson In this short story , there are three characters: Mr Steward, Mr Arthur, and Mrs Arthur Lewis (Norma). At the very beginning of the story, a package was lying by the front door, despatched by Mr Steward. Inside the package, a push button was covered with a glass dome. Mr Steward called on at 8. P.M said to them, "if they push the button somewhere in the world someone they don't know will die. In return they will get $50,000"   Norma tried to convince her husband to push the button to fulfil her desires, but Mr Arthur Levis opposed her. He called it 'murder someone. Anyhow, Arthur didn't like his offer and returned the button unit. Afterwards, Norma called Mr Seward and he returned the unit. She kept it in the kitchen without informing her husband.  Finally, she pushed the button in the absence of her husband. Coincidently, she received a call from the Hill Lenox Hospital. The voice informed her about the subway accident, a shovin...

How to get Good Grades in English Exams-Final Destination by Masood

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How to get good grades in English or in any other subject is always a hectic issue for the students, particularly for those who want to study and score good grades. The answer to this question is not easy, but there are some tips, which can be helpful to you in all subjects to apply: Useful strategies for the study 1. Make two portions of your subject of study; one is the easy level and the other is a difficult level according to your own  understanding level . (What you think easier) 2. After studying the chapter always mark the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) given at the end of each chapter. 3. Mark the MCQs of the board level and evaluate your performance. 4. Prepare the short and long questions of the respective chapter thoroughly. 5. Read loudly each question and clear your concepts by acting alike a teacher. In other words, teach yourself the same topic as your teacher does. This is the best method to prepare for. 6. Don't feel any hesitation in asking questions to your...

Translate into Urdu - Book 1- Part 1

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1. Translate into Urdu of the following passage.                                  The package was lying by the front door; Norma saw it as she left the elevator. Well, of all the nerve, she thought. She glared at the carton as she unlocked the door. I just won’t take it in, she thought. She went inside and started dinner. Later, she went into the front hall. Open the door, she picked up the package and carried it into the kitchen, leaving it on the table.   پیکیج سامنے کے دروازے کے پاس پڑا تھا؛ نورما نے لفٹ سے نکلتے ہی اسے دیکھا۔ ٹھیک ہے، تمام اعصاب کے، اس نے سوچا. اس نے دروازہ کھولتے ہی کارٹن کی طرف دیکھا۔ میں اسے اندر نہیں لوں گا، اس نے سوچا۔ وہ اندر گئی اور کھانا کھانے لگی۔ بعد میں وہ سامنے والے ہال میں چلی گئی۔ دروازہ کھولو، اس نے پیکج اٹھایا اور میز پر رکھ کر کچن میں لے گئی۔ 2. Translate into Urdu of the following passage.            ...

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