Email Writing

 

Electronic mail is a method of exchanging messages ("mail") between people using electronic devices.

If you’ve ever sent an email, you’ve come across two fields right next to the “To” field: CC and BCC. Simply put, CC and BCC are two ways you can include more people as recipients in an email.

In email sending, CC is the abbreviation for “carbon copy.” Back in the days before internet and email, in order to create a copy of the letter you were writing, you had to place carbon paper between the one you were writing on and the paper that was going to be your copy.

Just like the physical carbon copy above, CC is an easy way to send copies of an email to other people.

BCC stands for “blind carbon copy.” Just like CC, BCC is a way of sending copies of an email to other people. The difference between the two is that, while you can see a list of recipients when CC is used, that’s not the case with BCC. It’s called blind carbon copy because the other recipients won’t be able to see that someone else has been sent a copy of the email.

Some of the advantages are given below:

• The main advantage we could think of email is that it is paperless. The documents of instructions and status updates can be sent through the mail rather than typing it in papers and distributing the same. This makes the work easy with less clutter and environment friendly.
• When there is a history of emails to be referred for a particular document, we can add a reference to the email and the process can be made simple rather than going through the entire mail chain. Alerts can be set for emails, and it can be scheduled to send the emails on time so that the recipients receive the mails at the intended time.
• Photos or any documents can be shared easily to various people through a single mail, and it is received sooner by them. Also, as cloud storage, this can be saved permanently in the mailbox. Any details, including the time and the list of recipients who received the messages, can be saved and sorted if needed using emails.
• The users can set automated replies for the emails they receive, and this helps to save time.

Post task

Write down a mail to me about the permission for two days leave. 

Mail id: diptivaghela100@gmail.com.

Task of the short story 'The Last Leaf'

 Short Story

Link of the Short story The last Leaf 

Click here to see the story 

Post task

Dear students

Here, I am sharing the post task of the story which we learnt in the today's lecture. I am sharing few questions regarding the story you have to answers those questions give below.

Questions:

1) Write down the importance of an artist in your words within a paragraph.

2) List out any three things which you learnt from the story.

3) What is the importance of positive thinking in our life? Try to connect it with the story.

4) What is the contribution of Behrman in the life of Johnsy?

The Form of an Epic

What is an Epic?

Definition: a long narrative poem in elevated style recounting the deeds of a legendary or historical hero the Iliad and the Odyssey are epics. 

 

 

Characteristics of an epic

Example of an epic 

Pre-task

1) Who is Beowulf?

 2) What is the story of Beowulf?

 

Paradise Lost by John Milton

The form of Ballad

 What is ballad?

Origin and history:  Ballads derive from the medieval French chanson balladée or ballade, which were originally "dance songs". 

Definition: 'A simple, spirited poem in short stanzas, narrating some popular story.'  (Oxford Dictionary) 

Characteristics of ballad: 

 

1) It is narrative poem: it tells a story: It is narrative kind of poetry in which we can able to find out the different story about different subjects like 'Hugh of Lincoln', 'Edom o' Gordon, etc. 

2) It has some certain subjects which appear over and over again: The most popular subjects are those old favourites, sex and violence, supernatural ghosts, magic, witchcraft, superstition, the real historical character, etc. 

3) It is very simple poem in short stanzas: This kind of poetry is very simple which written in some short stanzas and the words are also very simple. 

4) It is sing-able: It is an important one that person can sing it well. In the old time there were no written ballad but it was passing from person to person by word of mouth. One can enjoy it by singing. 

5) It has charm of natural simplicity: It is very simple poem and that simplicity gives us charm. It is very natural kind of poems. 

6) Universal appeal: Every single ballad touches upon a specific subjects, which bears universal significance. It's not simply restricted to his personality or his country, rather; it deals with the whole humanity. John Keats's ballad 'La Belle Dame sans Merci' convinces the readers that most of the women are perfidious and double-crossing. 

7) No Extra Details: There are no extra details about the surroundings, atmosphere or environment. The poems starts suddenly and the reader has to visualise the setting himself through the word of the poet. Thus ballads lack in superfluous details. 

 

Basic pre task for SY English Students

You all have to write down the answers of given below according to your understanding.

1) What is literature?

2) What is dissertation?

3) Why did you joint lokbharati?

4) Why have you choose the subject of English?

5) Why we need to learn English? 

Review of different novels

Give the answers of questions given below

1) Make a note on the significance of the title

2) Which is your favourite dialogue in the novel and Why?

3) Who is your favourite character in the novel? and justify it.

4) Which kind of struggle you can see in the novel?

5) Write a summary of the novel.

Ayat and Nikas

Niche apeli file read out krine ayat ane Nikas visheno tmaro khyal ane teni jaruriyat vishe 300 shabdo ma comment box ma comment apo...