THE STORY TELLER
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THE STORY TELLERHector Hugh
Munro
Hector Hugh MunroA master of the Short Story
Born - 18 December 1870
Died - 13 November 1916
(aged 45)
Pen Name - Saki
Occupation - Author,
Playwright
Nationality - British
THE STORY TELLERHector Hugh
Munro
sultryVery hot and uncomfortable
E.g.: On a sultry day, people usually sweat a lot.
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persistentContinue to do something although
it is difficult
E.g.:Indians have always resisted the
persistent attack of Pakistan.
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exclaimSay something suddenly or loudly
E.g.:The child exclaimed ‘amma’ when he saw
his mother.
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smackSharp hit given with your open hand
E.g.:Teacher smacked on desk in order to
make the class silent.
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blowhard hit with your hand or a weapon
E.g.:She received a severe blow on the head.
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reluctantlyunwillingly
E.g.:The child is very reluctant to take the
medicine.
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expectthink or believe
E.g.:I expect I can do it very easily.
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DISCOURSE
TRAVELOGUE
a film, broadcast or piece of writing about travel Write a travelogue about one of your journeys.
DISCOURSETRAVELOGUE
It was the day, I was waiting for a long time. So I
started early to reach the railway station. But my car got
breakdown on the way and reached the station after a
mess, and got into the train. All my friends were waiting for
me. As planned, we reached Thenmala. The adventurous
experiences we had there cannot be explained. Our journey
came out as an auspicious and unforgettable day in our life.
With Lot of
Thanks