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Subject: English, asked on 21/6/13

 In a fit range, we become impulsive and irrational. Decisions taken at this moment are normally regretful. Justify the view point in refrence to Lord Ullin's Daughter.

Subject: English, asked on 11/11/12

cheiftain to the highlands bound

cries boatman do not tarry

and i ll give thee silver pound

to row us o er the ferry

explain thse lines one by one .... point wise ...plese i want it now urgent help

Subject: English, asked on 4/10/17

Summary of poem 9 .

Subject: English, asked on 28/8/17

Imagine that you are Lord Ullin. You bemoan and lament the tragic loss of your lovely daughter and curse yourself for opposing her alliance with the chieftain. Express your feelings of pain and anguish in a letter to your friend.

Subject: English, asked on 23/8/17

Why is the boatman initally hesitant to row the lovers across the lake?why does he agree to ferry them over?

Subject: English, asked on 25/3/17

describe all the small incidents of montmorency of the novel " three men in a boat ".
please answer me fast Monday is my exam...

Subject: English, asked on 27/10/16

"It is no good crying over spilt milk". Justify the statement with respect to the poem Lord Ullin's daughter, also write your opinion regarding the episode.

Subject: English, asked on 26/9/16

What is meant by raging ferry around the lovers

Subject: English, asked on 26/9/16

Give three characteristic of boatman in lords ullin daughter poem

Subject: English, asked on 26/9/16

what is the rhyme scheme of ROAD NOT TAKEN , LORD ULLIN'S DAUGHTER  AND SOLITARY REAPER

Subject: English, asked on 19/9/16

In the poem Lord Ullin's Daughter,
Why is the boatman who died with couple referred to 'Highland Wight' ?

Subject: English, asked on 19/9/16

But still as wilder blew the wind. And as the night grew drearer. Adown
the glen rode armed man, Their trampling sounded nearer.
C. The work in the above verse that means is
(i) Adown (ii) glen (iii) trampling (iv) drearer

Subject: English, asked on 9/9/16

How did Lord Ullin and his men chase the Chieftain and his daughter?

Subject: English, asked on 8/9/16

d one of the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow. “People, who knew the distance chuck and duke had come together, one fence post at a time, now watched the big man walk alone day after day’’ (a) Which distance is being referred to? (b) Why did the big man walk alone? (c) What does the phrase ‘day after day’ mean? Or ‘come back come back. He cried in grief ‘across this stormy water: And I’ll forgive your highland chief, My daughter. O my daughter’’ (i) Who cried to whom to come back? (ii) Why is the speaker grieved? (iii) Which word in the above passage means the same as sorrow?​

Subject: English, asked on 5/9/16

Describe the boatman in lord ullin's daughter.

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