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Subject: English, asked on 13/3/17

Question number 6 please ans

Subject: English, asked on 9/3/17

Identify the subject and predicate - "go to the market and buy yourself a new dress."

Subject: English, asked on 5/3/17

give me solution plzz..section c no 8a

Subject: English, asked on 20/2/17

What is the difference between perpetually and always ? (Lay emphasis on the usage of perpetually )

Subject: English, asked on 12/2/17

"​The Speaker decides whether there is a prima facie case regarding breach of privilege or contempt of the House."
Explain :
1.  the function of the speaker with respect to the given sentence.
2.  the meaning of prima facie
3.  the meaning of breach of privilege
4.  the meaning of the contempt of the house
 

Subject: English, asked on 15/1/17

when will you provide important questions literature reader sa 2

Subject: English, asked on 6/1/17

never on Facebook , just heads on means

Subject: English, asked on 2/1/17

what is the meaning of iteration?????

Subject: English, asked on 13/12/16

is wireless trends and wireless computing the same..??
if we are making a presentation on wireless trends , so can we mention about the wifi, bluetooth etc..??

Subject: English, asked on 1/12/16

A child could not have done this mischief.
Change the voice

Subject: English, asked on 21/9/16

solve the jumbled sentence- use/they/their wingspan/ ocean winds/torrid/the

Subject: English, asked on 12/9/16

Rearrange the words to frame meaningful sentences -
1) are / have / what / us / we / made / thoughts / our
2) care / think / so / you /of / take / what

Subject: English, asked on 11/9/16

Dear Meritnation​ expert can you give me discussion for the following ASL topic in about 150-100 words :-
Problem Task - Some of your classmates are under confident in speaking in English and do not know how to improve their spoken English with your friend discuss what could be done to help them.

Subject: English, asked on 28/8/16

rearrange the sentence 
dictionary / you should / for / words / consult / different

please give answer as earlier as possible

Subject: English, asked on 23/8/16

What is the difference between 'little' and 'a little'?

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