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  • Write something about your favourite teacher. Give some reasons for it.

            :-  For me, I have a many favourite  teachers of my school life but one is the best for me. Because he is good teacher and his teaching method is very simple for all.

            :-  He always tries to simple way learning and connect to the live example so, at a time we getting that what sir can says that.

            :-  Apart from his lecture he also helpful for our questions and queries.

            :-  He always tries to in his lecture his class is always alive in his lecture.


  • How are you as students ? Think and write.
            :- As a student I am very weak in an English . But I have good knowledge about other languages .  But I always try to improve my poor language. Apart from our studies we also be a good learner for all kind of things and this learning process is 
Connect to the students.


  • What is the difference between the education system in past and today's time ? Take help of your parents to write this. 
            :- Many difference between past and present time like as the few facility in past and lots of facilities in present time.

              :- only slat or one book in past time and in present time lots of books and material.

             :- In past time pass or fail or percentage or grade are doesn't matter and present time they all are requires for us and know about other people.

             :- Many others differences like fees, uniform, government or private school, facilities, punishment and other kinds of things...

              

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