Good-bye Mr Chips CHAPTER NO. 1 - Read and mark the questions given in the bubble worksheet below:  When one gets on in years time seems to pass like lazy cattle moving and grazing indolently . Mr. Chips still measured his time by the signals of the past just some old sea captain while living at Mrs. Wickett. (Chips’s landlady 1933). For his days and night were equally full of dreaming. Both Mr. Chips and his landlady kept Brookfiled time far more than Greenwich Time. They followed the school bells for their daily  routine . Where both had spent their time.   Mr. Chips always wound up the clock, put the wire guard in front of the fire, turned out the gas, and carried a detective novel to bed after the last bell clanged at Brookfiled. Scarcely had he read more than a page of the detective novel than sleep came to him peacefully like a mystic . He entered into another world. For his days and night were equally full of dreaming. Mr. Marivale was Chips’s...

Every dawn brings great opportunities in your life, and it's up to you how you manage or avail yourself of these stunning opportunities.  Question: How you can do to make the best use of the opportunities you get every day? To make the best of these opportunities you need to control your emotional system and keep all other external factors on and on. All these external factors are beyond your control and supervision. It is true that they affect you in some ways or others, yet it is only you that can make it good or bad. You just keep on doing your way in the best manner, and one day you will be in really a good position to understand everything better. As Einstein said: “ Look deep into nature, and you will understand everything better .” In confusion and frustration, we forget what w have and what we can do to cope with the situation. We have to see it through our experience, or others' guidance.  There is a solution to every problem, we just need to be patient and humble in ...

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.