I check every flash for you, mother. Stare at all lights. Hope it’s a ‘helo’. Imagine it was you. Why did you go? Stay in touch, mother. My phone notifies. My eyes blink open. Expecting you will say “Na”. How you called me softly. Mother, where are you? Stay in touch, mother. You said “school […]
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Whether you’re a resident of South Korea or planning a visit, Everland resort should be on your list of relaxation destinations. Spanning around 1,200,000 square yards, this park offers a plethora of rides and activities. The joy my friends and I experienced at this park was beyond measure. Everland, often referred to as Korea’s equivalent
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International Women’s Day serves as both a celebration of women’s achievements and a testament to ongoing strides towards equality. Despite ongoing debates surrounding women’s rights, gender equality, and feminism, the importance of this day endures. Women’s movements and the leadership of women have spearheaded significant progress in advancing women’s rights, resulting in transformative change. Around
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Grace encompasses more than just elegance in movement or politeness; it signifies God’s undeserved favor towards us. This divine favor surpasses human understanding and mirrors the nature of God Himself. May the grace of the Lord Jesus be with all of God’s people. Amen. Revelation 22:21 Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with
Generally, a modal verb is an auxiliary verb that expresses necessity or possibility. English modals include must, shall, will, should, would, can, could, may, and might. It covers situations like likelihood, ability, permission, request, capacity, suggestion, order, obligation, necessity, possibility, or advice. Exception Some modals are used to make requests and offers. subject + modal + verbmodal + subject + verb?” Examples My son would like a salad.We would like to have fried chicken.Would you like a glass of red
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Do you listen to a specific kind of music? Passing on every street corner. Big woofer speakers boom loudly. Vibrating beats made by expert DJs. Attracting and calling everyone who passes. The sound is irresistible. But what are the lyrics? Songs of nowadays are thick with immorality. Neatly embroidered with misconceptions about sex. Entangled in
The escalating number of refugees is a matter of great concern. Over 30 million Africans find themselves as displaced individuals, refugees, or seeking asylum in foreign lands. Globally, the count surpasses 84 million forcibly displaced individuals, meaning that approximately one in every 94 people is facing forced displacement. The international law principle of non-refoulement is
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I recently heard your curious inquiry, “Where is Buea?” You might find it surprising that you’ve never come across its name and are likely unable to pinpoint its location. Buea is nestled at the base of Cameroon’s most prominent mountain, which happens to be the tallest in West Africa. Serving as the regional capital of
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Every year, kids from all around the province of Housty gather at Tanto Town Park for a special festival that lasts a day. There’s lots of fun stuff to do for everyone. The coolest part is the talking circle. Many kids aged 13 to 15 sit in the circle and talk about their own experiences.
Quantifiers are words that usually go before a noun to express the quantity of the object. A quantifier is a word or a phrase used in the English language to express the quantity or amount of a noun in a sentence. It helps provide information about how much or how many of a particular object
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