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  There are several ways to grow a blogger's earning. Here are some strategies you can consider: Increase Blog Traffic: One of the most important factors for blogger earning is to drive more traffic to your blog. The more visitors you have, the more chances of generating revenue. To increase your blog traffic, you can use SEO techniques, social media, guest posting, and other marketing strategies. Focus on a niche: Focusing on a specific niche can help you attract a dedicated audience who is interested in the topic you cover. This will help you build a loyal readership and increase engagement, which in turn can lead to more revenue opportunities. Diversify Income Streams: You can monetize your blog in many ways. Some popular methods include sponsored content, affiliate marketing, display ads, and selling digital products like ebooks, courses, and webinars. Diversifying your income streams will help you earn more and reduce your dependence on any one source of income. Build Relation...

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  The history of English literature spans over a millennium and encompasses a wide range of literary works written in the English language. The earliest surviving works of English literature date back to the 7th century, with the epic poem "Beowulf" being one of the most notable examples. During the Middle Ages, English literature was dominated by religious and theological works, as well as Arthurian legends and courtly romances. The 14th century saw the emergence of a new genre, the Middle English allegorical poem, with works such as William Langland's "Piers Plowman" and Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales." The Renaissance period marked a significant shift in English literature, with writers such as William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, and John Milton producing some of the greatest works in the English language. This period also saw the emergence of the sonnet, a form that remains popular to this day. The 18th century was known as the ...

  Language study - Linguistics. What is linguistics Linguistics is the scientific study of language and its structure, including its sounds, grammar, meaning, and social context. It is a multidisciplinary field that draws on insights from psychology, sociology, anthropology, computer science, and neuroscience to better understand how language is acquired, used, and processed by human beings. Linguists study language at multiple levels, from the sounds and phonetics of speech to the syntax and grammar of sentences, as well as the meanings and interpretations that people attach to words and phrases in different contexts. They also investigate how language varies across different cultures and communities, and how it changes over time. Linguistics is an important field of study because language plays a crucial role in human communication, thought, and culture. By better understanding how language works, linguists can help us to develop more effective methods of language teaching, machi...

 * Simple tips on how to level up your English * - Read everyday. Reading helps you to broaden your bank account of vocabulary, which will help you improve your speaking and writing skills greatly. It doesn't matter what you read. It could be an article,  a short story or even a simple small paragraph. It all depends on what you love to learn about. Simply put: read what interests you, read according to your interests.  - Write a simple paragraph every night before going to bed. You can write about whatever you want. You can write about what you lived throughout the day, your future life, your goals, your friends... It is all up to you. - Listen to English speech. If you really want to have a good English level,  then there's no doubt that listening is very important. The reasonl  behind suggesting this is that listening to English speeches helps the learner to become familiar with the language, the way this language is spoken and how English speakers range word...

 #LINGUISTICS* #What_is_Style? #How_is_Stylistics_Different_from_Literary_Criticism? #Difference_between_Literary_and_NonLiterary_Stylistics #WHAT_is_STYLE? "Style" refers to the set of techniques and types of language utilized by a writer to exhibit the unique personality and voice of their writing. Writers can use dialects in dialogue, alternate sentence lengths, or prioritize active or passive voice in the creation of their writing style. Style is important in analyzing literature as it can further convey the meaning of a text by emphasizing or subverting certain details, or show whether the text is expository, descriptive, persuasive, or narrative. #STYLISTICS_and_LITERARY_CRITICISM🔻 #Stylistics🔹 Stylistics is the study of texts according to their tone and style in the field of applied linguistics. It can be described as a combination of linguistics and literary criticism, because it scientifically studies language in the context of its function in literature. Stylistic...

  Important Long Questions of Hamlet List ( "To gain a better understanding of Hamlet, students should prepare the following ten questions.") What is the role of revenge in Shakespeare's Hamlet, and how does it drive the plot? Discuss the theme of madness in Hamlet, including the question of whether or not Hamlet is truly mad. Analyze the character of Ophelia and her relationships with the other characters in the play, particularly Hamlet and her father. How does the theme of appearance versus reality play out in Hamlet, and what effect does it have on the characters and the audience? What is the significance of the ghost of Hamlet's father in the play, and how does it impact the plot and characters? Compare and contrast the characters of Hamlet and Claudius, and analyze their motivations and actions throughout the play. How does Hamlet's view of women evolve throughout the play, and what does it reveal about his character? Analyze the role of the play within the ...

 *** What is Literature?                                     Illustrated & exemplified by  "SAAD".  "Literature is a phrase which gives an account of written and uttered stuff. It is utilized to explain something from creative point of view and, which is more important than technical and scientific works. Literature is the way which targets at creating loveliness, charm, appeal, winsomeness, grace and vision in writings and brings delight, joy, glee, satisfaction, amusement, thrill & gladness in the reader. Literature describes people, culture, language, art and tradition. Literature gives us new way to see the world from our own point of view. Literature is the elucidation of life. The literary person describes the facts of life and the beauty of truth. Literature is the substance and soul of a language, era & culture of any nation or country, which defines its myth...

 What is Literature  Literature is a form of written or spoken art that uses language to express ideas, emotions, and experiences in a creative and aesthetically pleasing way. It encompasses a wide range of genres, including poetry, drama, fiction, non-fiction, and more. Literature is often regarded as an art form that explores the human condition and reflects the society and culture in which it is created. It can be both fictional and non-fictional and is often used to communicate complex ideas and themes, such as love, death, morality, and identity. Furthermore, literature has the power to entertain, educate, inspire, and challenge readers to think critically about the world around them. It is also an important tool for preserving and transmitting cultural traditions and history.

 Difference Between Morphology and Syntax Linguistics is the study of language and its structure. Morphology and syntax are two major subdisciplines in the field of linguistics. Other subdisciplines of linguistics include phonetics, phonology, semantics, and pragmatics. Syntax is the study of the formation of sentences and morphology is the study of the formation of words. The final aim of both these fields is to study how meaning is produced in language. The main difference between morphology and syntax is that morphology studies how words are formed whereas syntax studies how sentences are formed. In this article, we’ll look at these fields in more detail. This article covers, 1. What is Morphology 2. Types of Morphemes 2. What is Syntax 3. Difference Between Morphology and Syntax What is Morphology Morphology is another important subdiscipline of linguistics. Morphology studies the structure of words. It specifically examines how words are formed by putting together morphemes. A...

 Varieties of a language. Introduction All languages exhibit a great deal of internal variation. That is to say each language exists in a number of varieties. Nevertheless, what is meant by a variety of a language?. Wardhaugh define it as “a specific set of linguistic items” or “human speech patterns (sounds, words, grammatical features) which can be associated with some external factor (geographical area or a social group) (Wardhaugh, 1986: 22). A language itself can be viewed as a variety of the human languages. A member of a speech community need not have communicative competence in just one speech variety. He could be competent in a number of them. This claim does not seem so hard to accept when we consider that speech varieties, after all, need not mean what is generally interpreted as ‘language’. A speech variety could be a national language but it could also refer to a geographical or a social dialect (sociolect) or specialized varieties such as register, style, and speech l...

"Introducation to Linguistics " Part- C  (50 Marks) (1) What is language? What are the major characteristics of language ? (2) Who is Chomsky ? Describe his contribution to Linguistcs.  (3) What is semantics ? Provide an analysis of major lexical relations ? (4) How is spoken language different from written language ? (5) What is Syntax? Discuss the major syntactic process in English with diagrams. (6) What is linguistics ? To what extent can Linguistics be considered as a science? (7) What is Assimilation ? Describe different aspect of Assimilation . (8) Discuss different varieties of Socio-linguistics . (9) What is formation? Write the techniques of word formation? (10) Describe the different Organs of speech with a diagram . (11) What is Pragmatics? How is Pragmatics different from semantics? (12) Discuss critically the Nativist Theory of Language learning . 13) What do you know about the Monitor Model Theory of Stephen Krashen ? Why is it important in SLA ? 14) Classify E...