Hi,is any one able to download admit card from eastern region???
which topics of maths to be focussed most
pycnometer device for:
which mock to follow??
please give links to register it.
spectacles for 3-D movie:
ye ashes mei england ke saath kya hua? š
The sum of 3 consecutive odd natural numbers each divisible by 3 is 72. What is the largest among them?
guys please answer my question. it is critical.i will be appearing for cgl2015. this is my first time. Ā i am confused with the dates. which paper is on 9th aug 2015 and which paper is on 16th august 2015?
Frnds, tell me a good book for GK. mujhe lucent pasand nai, isme systematic nahi diya. koi aisa batao jisme khichdi na pakaya ho aur jaldi se yad ho jaye. History, Geopgraphy and Civics/Polity me problem h baki Science and Economics perfect h.
Staff Selection CommissionĀ
(Madhya Pradesh Sub-Region)
(Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh)
J-5, Anupam Nagar,
Raipur (CG)- 492007
GLAD IS CODED AS SANUĀ
BUMP IS CODED AS FEBHĀ
WHAT WILL BE THE CODE FOR SKID?
Has the admit card released for SSC CGL-2015Ā of North Eastern region ?
download kiya kisi ne admit card to paper pattern bta do kon sa hain...new or old?
Growth Forecasts of indian economy for financial year 2015-16 of different agencies :: (Latest data)
Fitch----> 7.8%
IMF---> 7.5%
WB----> 7.5%
Moody---> 7.5%
RBI---> 7.6%
S&P---> 7.4%
Indian Ratings & research----> 7.3%
Union budget----> 8-8.5%
CRISIL-->7.4
SSC WR region ka admit card aane se bata dena bhailog š
Countries and the name of their Parliament
Afganistan : Shora
Australia : Federal Parliament
Bangladesh : Jatiya Sangsad
Bhutan : Tshogdu (National Assembly)
Britain : Parliament (Commons & Lords)
China : National People's Congress
Denmark : Folketing
France : National Assembly
Hungary : National Assembly
Iceland : Althing
India : Parliament (Lok Sabha & Rajya
Iran : Majlis
Iraq : National Assembly
Israel : Knesset
Japan : Diet
Kuwait : National Assembly
Libya : General People's Congress
Maldives : Majlis
Myanmar : People's Assembly
Nepal : National Panchayat
Netherlands : States General
Poland : Sejm
Russia : State Duma
South Africa : House of Assembly
Sweden : Riksdag
Switzerland : Federal Assembly
Germany : Bundestag
Afganistan :Shora
Algeria :National Peoples Assembly
Australia :House of representative of senate
Cuba :National Assembly of people power
Egypt :People's Assembly
Greenland :Landstraad
Norway :Sterling
Pakistan :National Assembly
USA :Congress
Srilanka :National State
Sudan :National Assembly
Syria : People Council
USA : Congress
Vietnam : National Assembly
(Correct me if I am wrong)
Question Tag
Ram works hard, doesn't he?
He is not coming, is he?
A short Question following a sentence is called a question tag.
Rules for Making Question Tag:::
The sentence and the question tag must be in the same tense.
If the Sentence is positive, the question tag must be negative and vice versa.
Always use pronoun in the question tag.
For negative question tag, use the Contracted form of 'helping verb' and 'not' .E.g didn't, hadn't, won't etc.
Some Important Rules:::
Rule- 1 :: There is no contracted form of 'am not' but 'aren't' is used in question tag.Ā
Eg- I am fine, aren't I?
Rule-2 :: Each, every, everyone, everybody, no one, nobody, none are singular and hence will take singular verb/ singular pronoun/ singular adjective with them but their question tag will take plural verb and plural pronoun.
E.g- Everyone has come, hasn't he ( Incorrect)
Everyone has come, haven't they (correct)
None of your friends like her, do they
Everyone can speak English, can't they?
Rule-3:: Collective noun takes singular verb and singular pronoun in question tag.
E.g.- The jury has taken its decision, hasn't it?
Rule-4:: If we talk about the individual members of the collective noun or if there is a difference in opinion among the members of the collective noun, plural verb and plural pronoun are used.
E.g.- The comm are divided in their opinion, aren't they?
The audience have taken their seats, haven't they?
Rule-5:: Some words are negative in meaning . For e.g. hardly, seldom, scarcely, rarely, barely etc. Hence they will take positive question tag after them.
E.g.- He hardly does any work, does he?
He found barely anything to eat , did he?
He is seldom absent, is he?
Rule-6:: If the sentence starts with "let us/ let's ", " shall we" is used in the question.
E.g.- Let us go to party tonight, shall we?
Rule-7:: In Imperative sentences, question tag 'won't you' is used.
E.g- come in, won't you?
Rule-8:: If in a imperative sentence, somebody is being offered anything, or if someone is being asked to do something, "will you/ would you" is used in the question tag.
E.g- Open the door, would you?
Have some more tea, would you?
Rule-9:: "Can't You" is used in the question tag to express impatience.
E.g- Shut your mouth, Can't you?
Rule-10:: In negative imperative sentence , "will you?" is used in the question tag.
E.g- Do not worry, will you?
Rule-11:: If a sentence starts with "There", the question tag will have "there" in the place of pronoun.
E.g- There is no water , is there?
There were no good schools in the town, were there?
Rule-12:: Question tag is always made in accordance with the main part of the sentence.
E.g- I think, he is right, isn't he? (Here 'I think' is not important and hence it is not the main part of the sentence").
Govt Schemes.
Smart City, urban & housing renewal schemes: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched three flagship schemes for urban rejuvenation. The three projects are Smart Cities Mission, Atal Mission for rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), and Housing for All. ļ· The Rs 48,000 crore Smart City mission is aimed at applying smart solutions to improve infrastructure and service delivery in the cities. The idea is to develop the overall quality of life for citizens and make these cities as role models for others to follow.
The AMRUT mission worth Rs 50,000 crore aims at infrastructure development of 500 cities with population of over one lakh. It ensures basic infrastructure like sanitation, drinking water, solid and waste management and transport.
The Housing for all mission will provide decent houses to all needy, particularly the economically weaker sections and people belonging to low income group. The mission will be taken up in all the 4041 notified towns across the country. 2 crore houses will be built for urban poor with central assistance of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2.3 lakh.
I find a lot of errors in the explanation given by kiran publication book of English....please suggest some other book for the same. Should I buy arihant/ mb publisher book??
Please suggest
puys is there any shortcut for no. triangles in a figure ?... detail explanation plz...