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Learning is a continuous process and it never ends. Education is like a gift from god, never hesitate to learn. There is verse from poet Avvaiyaar, "Karkai nandrae karkai nandrae pichchai puginum karkai nandrae", which means whatever the situation may be never stop yourself from learning. It will suit in this current situation, as the COVID - 19 is becoming worse and the situation went out of our hands. Even in this pandemic, it is our job to develop our skills.
Our blog is all about education and we provide you with a new content daily. Our goal is to "Burning the burden in education". This article is all about a new vocabulary and its forms, a vocabulary can act as a noun, adjective, verb and adverbs. To make you clear about those, we started a new initiative to make you understand those.
Sometimes, a vocabulary will confuse us while reading any new article. Author may use a new vocabulary into different forms, it is necessary for everyone to know all those forms. Here we provided you all the form for the words Wide, Violence, Treatment, Stone and School with explaining their usage.
1) Wide
Noun:
The width of the rod is too thin.
(or)
Wide ball
Verb:
His eyes widened in surprise after seeing the decoration.
Adjective:
She stared with her wide eyes.
Adverb:
The idea of social Distancing is now widely accepted
2) Violence
Noun:
He is responsible for the violence.
Verb:
She violated the rules.
Adjective:
He is violent but intelligent.
Adverb:
He reacted violently for no reason.
3) Treatment
Noun:
The treatment was successful.
Verb:
She treated her kindly.
Adjective:
If left untreated, his condition may become severe.
4) Stone
Noun:
Failure is the stepping stone of success.
Verb:
The robber was stoned by the public.
Adjective:
The stony stare of his appearance irritated her.
5) School
Noun:
His school is situated far away from his house.
Verb:
He was born and schooled in India.
Adjective:
He is known for his scholastic achievements.
Adverb:
That subject is scholastically challenging.
Happy reading.......!
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