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Phrasal Verb Series For You Day 2 Start Now!!
Powered by Google Gemini via your server.Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well and like the previous blog “Phrasal Verb Series For You Day 1“. We’re making our SSC study material more exciting by including examples, pictures, flashcards, quizzes, crosswords, and Memory Games in our SSC best Phrasal Verb series.
Today, Our theme is based on Arun’s SSC Dream. You can also share your ideas that can help us to make this even more interesting. All these Phrasal verbs are asked in SSC Exams.
How will we do this?
Let’s Start
Arun was born in a small village, far away from the bustling cities. From an early age, he dreamed of clearing the prestigious SSC exam. However, the path wasn’t easy. Leaving behind his family and friends, Arun bore away his hopes and aspirations as he traveled to Delhi, the land of opportunities.
The city was overwhelming, and adjusting to the fast-paced life wasn’t easy. Arun often found himself feeling out of place, but he had to bear with the unpleasant reality of being away from his comforting village. Every day was a battle as he bore down on his studies, putting in maximum effort and energy, determined to overcome the hurdles.
Despite his dedication, Arun faced failures. The results didn’t bear out his hard work. His struggles were closely bearing on his health, and at times, he felt he couldn’t bear up under the pressure. But Arun wasn’t one to give up easily. He remembered his village and the sacrifices his family made to support him.
After many sleepless nights and constant efforts, Arun felt like he was breaking into a new phase of life—he suddenly began to understand difficult concepts that had once seemed impossible. But just as things were looking up, life broke in with another set of challenges. A sudden financial crisis at home almost made him quit and return to the village. It was as if every success he tasted was followed by a new obstacle breaking out unexpectedly…………
Phrasal verb
Arun bore away his hopes and aspirations as he traveled to Delhi.
Arun had to bear with the unpleasant reality of being away from his comforting village.
Arun bore down on his studies, determined to overcome the hurdles.
The results didn’t bear out his hard work.
His struggles were closely bearing on his health.
At times, Arun felt he couldn’t bear up under the pressure.
Arun felt like he was breaking into a new phase of life.
Life broke in with another set of challenges.
Every success was followed by a new obstacle breaking out unexpectedly.
Flashcard
Quiz Time
Memory Game
Cloze Test
Crossword
Write on the Paper
Hello! I’m Muskan Dhull, an education blogger passionate about making learning accessible and enjoyable for students preparing for competitive exams. . My goal is to provide students with effective learning methods and strategies that can help them to demystify the challenges of competitive exams and unlock the doors to success!
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Phrasal Verb Series For You Day 1 Start Now!!
Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well and like the previous blog “SSC Vocabulary Day 21: Simple Examples. We’re making our SSC study material more exciting by including examples, pictures, flashcards, quizzes, crosswords, and Memory Games in our SSC best Phrasal Verb series.
Today, Our theme is based on a young Monk’s life. You can also share your ideas that can help us to make this even more interesting. All these Phrasal verbs are asked in SSC Exams.
How will we do this?
Let’s Start
Once upon a time, a kind monk named Arun called off his chores to search for life’s true meaning. He called in his wise friends, and together they called up ancient stories that spoke of happiness and purpose. Feeling inspired, Arun called upon his courage and traveled to nearby villages. There, welcoming villagers called on him to join them for hearty meals and shared wisdom.
In a Peaceful woods, Arun called out to the sky, expressing his joy and gratitude. His journey called for a big celebration, so everyone in the village called forth their happiest songs and dances. Before leaving, Arun called after the place, naming a beautiful spot after their kindness.
In the end, he was called upon to tell his story at a gathering, sharing all the lessons about love and community he had learned. This quest taught Arun that life’s truth is found in spreading kindness and connecting with others.
Phrasal verb
Arun called off his chores.
Arun called in his wise friend.
They called up ancient stories.
Arun called upon his courage.
Villagers called on Arun to join them.
Arun was called upon to tell his story.
Arun called by his friend while traveling to another village.
Arun called out to the sky.
Arun journey called for a big celebration.
The village called forth joyful songs and dances.The spot is called after Arun for his kindness.
Arun called in on his friend while traveling to another village.Flashcard
Quiz Time
Memory Game
Cloze Test
Crossword
Write on the Paper
Hello! I’m Muskan Dhull, an education blogger passionate about making learning accessible and enjoyable for students preparing for competitive exams. . My goal is to provide students with effective learning methods and strategies that can help them to demystify the challenges of competitive exams and unlock the doors to success!
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SSC BEST VOCAB SERIES For You Day21 Start Now!!
SSC Vocabulary Day 21 : Simple Examples
Welcome to the SSC Best Vocab Series – Day 21 !
Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well and like the previous blog “SSC Vocabulary Day 20 : Simple Examples. We’re making our SSC study material more exciting by including examples, pictures, flashcards, quizzes, crosswords, and Memory Game in our SSC best vocab series.
Today, Our theme is based on Simple examples in our daily life. You can also share your ideas that can help us to make this even more interesting. All these words are asked in SSC exams.
How we do?
- First we remember the vocab through Images with related examples
- Flash card – to improve the memory power
- Quiz
- Memory Game
- Crossword
- Write on the Paper
Let’s Start
- Lurid (Adj) (भड़कीला, भयंकर)
- Meaning: Bright and flashy, like colors that might hurt your eyes.
- Synonyms: Exaggerated, Ghastly, Grisly
The lurid purse caught everyone’s attention at the party.
2. Exorbitant (Adj) (अत्यधिक, हद से ज़्यादा)
- Meaning: (of a price or amount charged) unreasonably high
- Synonyms: Excessive, Inordinate, Expensive
The common man paid exorbitant interest for the loan.
3.Odious (Adj) (घिनौना)
- Meaning: Extremely unpleasant
- Synonyms: Abhorrent, Abominable, Disgusting
The two companies found each other odious in the market.
4. Scram (Verb) ( भागना)
- Meaning: Leave or go away from a place quickly
- Synonyms: Abscond, Decamp, Elope
After the mistake, the child scrammed from the park.
5. Spume (Noun) (झाग)
- Meaning: : Foam or froth, especially that found on waves
- Synonyms: Bubble, Foam, Froth
The river was full of spume due to pollution.
6. Lousy (Adj) (बेकार)
- Meaning: Very poor or bad
- Synonyms: Very Poor, Awful, Terrible
The old TV’s picture quality was lousy.
7. Upbraid (Verb) (दोषी ठहराना)
- Meaning: Find fault with (someone)
- Synonyms: Berate, Scold, Chastise
During the financial loss, everyone upbraided each other.
8. Conscript (Noun/Adj/Verb) (सेना में भर्ती किया हुआ)
- Meaning: Enroll (someone) as a member of the armed forces
- Synonyms: Enlist, Draftee
Indian youth conscripted into army to serve their country.
9. Mordant (Noun/Adj) (कटु / तीक्ष्ण)
- Meaning: Sharp and critical, like humor that bites.
- Synonyms: Sarcastic, Acerbic, Caustic
Her mordant wit left everyone laughing at the party.
10. Gash (Noun/Verb) (गहरा घाव करना)
- Meaning: A long, deep cut or wound
- Synonyms: Breach, Cut, Slash
During the play, the child gashed after falling.
Flashcard
Quiz Time
Memory Game
In this Memory Game you have to remember picture used for the vocab.
Crossword
This will help in spelling
Write on the Paper
Try to write down all vocab on the paper !!!!!
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