Essay Writing Skills | Part-1 | By Dr. Muhammad Rafi Mujahid | SILAH | Jauharabad | Khushab

SILAH
9 Nov 201852:49

Summary

TLDRThe session focuses on developing essay writing skills, emphasizing the importance of linking ideas and constructing meaningful sentences. The instructor explains how to write about 'who' (persons) and 'what' (places, things, activities, ideas), demonstrating the connection between subjects and actions using examples. The discussion includes the significance of adjectives and adverbs in enhancing writing. The session also touches on the difference between phrases and clauses, and how perception and understanding play a role in writing. The goal is to prepare students for effective essay and paragraph writing by establishing clear links between ideas.

Takeaways

  • πŸ“š The session is focused on developing essay writing skills.
  • ✍️ The initial discussion will cover how to write, followed by what an essay is in the next session.
  • πŸ§‘β€πŸ« The two main questions addressed are 'whom do we write about' and 'what do we write about'.
  • πŸ—£οΈ 'Who' refers to people, and 'what' refers to things, places, activities, and ideas.
  • πŸ”— Writing establishes a link between 'who' and 'what' through actions (verbs).
  • πŸ“– Examples and exercises are used to illustrate how to connect 'who' and 'what' in sentences.
  • 🏫 The session emphasizes the importance of proper linking words and actions in writing.
  • 🌟 Understanding the role of adjectives and adverbs in describing 'who' and 'what' is crucial.
  • πŸ“Œ Establishing clear links between different elements in sentences is fundamental for effective writing.
  • 🧠 The discussion includes the importance of perception and understanding in forming ideas and concepts.

Q & A

  • What is the primary focus of the session discussed in the transcript?

    -The primary focus of the session is to develop essay writing skills.

  • What are the two main questions addressed in this session?

    -The two main questions addressed are: 'Whom do we write about?' and 'What do we write about?'

  • How does the instructor categorize knowledge in the session?

    -The instructor categorizes knowledge into two main groups: knowledge of people or persons ('who') and knowledge of things ('what').

  • What examples are given for 'who' we write about?

    -Examples given for 'who' include a teacher, an engineer, a student, a professor, a gentleman, and a student aspirant.

  • How does the instructor explain the usage of 'an' in sentences?

    -The instructor explains that 'an' is used before words that start with a vowel sound, such as 'an egg,' and should be part of the word it precedes.

  • What activities are associated with professors in the session?

    -Activities associated with professors include delivering lectures, guiding students, and unlocking minds.

  • What does the instructor mean by linking 'who' with 'what' using actions?

    -The instructor means that sentences are formed by establishing a link between 'who' (people) and 'what' (things or actions) using verbs or actions.

  • What additional descriptive elements does the instructor suggest adding to writing?

    -The instructor suggests adding adjectives (how before who) and adverbs (how after what) to make the writing more descriptive and clear.

  • What is the significance of linking phrases in writing according to the instructor?

    -Linking phrases are important as they help establish connections between different parts of a sentence, making the writing coherent and meaningful.

  • What are some examples of 'what' we write about provided in the session?

    -Examples of 'what' we write about include places (e.g., a school), things (e.g., a chair, a laptop), activities (e.g., teaching, driving), and ideas (e.g., love, revolution).

Outlines

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✍️ Introduction to Essay Writing Skills

The session focuses on developing essay writing skills, starting with how to write rather than what to write. The discussion will cover who and what to write about, dividing knowledge into two main groups: people (whom) and objects (what). Examples include 'who' for persons like a teacher or engineer, and 'what' for objects or activities.

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πŸ§‘β€πŸ« Writing About People

This section explains writing about people using 'who' for persons such as professors, students, and aspirants. It discusses linking verbs and actions to the subjects, emphasizing how verbs help in connecting the subjects to their actions. The importance of linking adjectives and adverbs to describe the quality of actions is also highlighted.

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πŸ”— Linking People and Actions

The focus here is on establishing links between subjects (who) and their actions (verbs). The section uses examples of students and professors to illustrate how activities and ideas are connected. It emphasizes that writing involves creating meaningful links to ensure clarity and coherence.

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πŸ“˜ Writing About Objects and Places

This part addresses writing about objects, places, and activities. It explains how to link these elements using verbs and how adjectives and adverbs are used to describe them. Examples include writing about places like schools and objects like chairs, emphasizing the importance of meaningful connections.

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🏫 Schools and Their Impact

This section continues the discussion on writing about places and objects, focusing on schools as places that produce future leaders and scientists. It highlights the importance of maintaining focus on the topic to avoid mistakes and ensuring that sentences are meaningful and relevant to the context.

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πŸͺ‘ Writing About Objects and Their Uses

The emphasis here is on writing about objects like chairs, laptops, and their uses. It illustrates how to construct sentences that establish clear links between objects and their functions, such as a chair being made of plastic or a laptop used for various activities. The section also covers writing about activities like teaching and driving.

30:18

🌟 Linking Actions and Descriptions

This part discusses how to link actions and descriptions, using examples like teaching being a respectable profession and driving requiring a license. It emphasizes the use of verbs to connect actions and descriptions and how this technique applies to both speaking and writing.

35:24

πŸŽ₯ Example Sentences and Clauses

The section provides examples of sentences and clauses, explaining how to use linking phrases and verbs to create meaningful connections. It discusses various sentence structures and how to use them effectively in writing and speaking, ensuring clarity and coherence in communication.

40:24

πŸ” Sensing and Perceiving Information

This part explores the concept of sensing and perceiving information, explaining how we achieve understanding through our senses. It covers how external and internal information is processed and how this understanding forms the basis of our memory and communication.

45:26

🧠 Understanding Ideas and Concepts

The focus here is on the transition from ideas to concepts. It explains how our senses help us perceive the external and internal world, forming ideas that eventually develop into concepts. The section concludes with the importance of this process for effective writing and communication.

50:29

πŸ’‘ Difference Between Idea and Concept

This final section outlines the difference between ideas and concepts, explaining how ideas are formed through perception and how they develop into concepts. It highlights the significance of this understanding in creating structured sentences, paragraphs, and comprehensive essays.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Essay Writing

Essay writing refers to the process of composing a structured piece of writing on a particular topic. The video focuses on developing the skill of essay writing, emphasizing how to write effectively before discussing what constitutes an essay. It forms the central theme of the session.

πŸ’‘Who

In the context of the video, 'who' refers to the subjects or persons about whom one writes. The speaker explains that 'who' stands for people like teachers, engineers, and students. Understanding 'who' is crucial as it helps define the subject matter of the essay.

πŸ’‘What

'What' pertains to the objects, activities, ideas, or places being written about. The video elaborates on dividing knowledge into categories of 'who' (people) and 'what' (things, activities, ideas). It helps in structuring the essay by defining the topics of discussion.

πŸ’‘Link

A 'link' refers to the connection established between the subjects (who) and objects (what) through verbs or actions in sentences. The video discusses how writing involves linking these elements to create coherent sentences, essential for clear essay writing.

πŸ’‘Verbs

Verbs are action words that help establish the link between 'who' and 'what' in sentences. The speaker emphasizes the role of verbs in connecting subjects and objects, making them integral to constructing meaningful sentences in essays.

πŸ’‘Adjectives

Adjectives are words that describe 'who' or 'what' by providing more details about them. In the video, adjectives are discussed as tools to enhance the description of subjects and objects, thereby enriching the writing and making it more precise.

πŸ’‘Adverbs

Adverbs describe how an action is performed, often modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. The video covers the use of adverbs to add detail to actions, improving the clarity and depth of the writing.

πŸ’‘Concept

A concept is an idea formed in the mind based on understanding and perception. The video discusses the transition from ideas to concepts, explaining how understanding and linking different elements help in forming clear and structured thoughts, essential for essay writing.

πŸ’‘Sense

To 'sense' means to perceive or understand something. The video explains that sensing involves using faculties like sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell to gather information about the external world, which is crucial for developing ideas and concepts in writing.

πŸ’‘Perception

Perception refers to the process of achieving an understanding of something through the senses. The speaker highlights the importance of perception in essay writing, as it helps in comprehending and conveying ideas effectively.

Highlights

Introduction to developing essay writing skills.

Focus on the process of writing rather than defining what an essay is.

Discussion on writing about 'who' and 'what'.

Explanation of linking knowledge about people (who) and things (what).

Examples of writing about persons: professor, student, etc.

Introduction of verbs to describe actions related to 'who'.

Importance of linking 'who' and 'what' with actions (verbs).

Explanation of adjectives and adverbs: how they describe 'who' and 'what'.

Detailed discussion on using adjectives before nouns and adverbs after verbs.

Examples of writing about places, things, activities, and ideas.

Distinction between describing 'who' (persons) and 'what' (things, places, activities).

Examples of linking sentences with phrases and clauses.

Discussion on the role of linking phrases in writing.

Explanation of the process of sensing and perceiving in writing.

Importance of achieving understanding (perceiving) for effective writing.

Discussion on the difference between ideas and concepts in writing.

Conclusion and preparation for the next session on converting ideas into concepts.

Transcripts

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the laptop

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excellent no the laptop is used for for

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surfing internet norm again for

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downloading different data for watching

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movies or to watch movies etc no example

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of no activity no what I am trying to

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establish link that whenever you write

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sentence so what do we do you establish

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a link between two whose two words what

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and who and so on own clear it shall

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provide us with the base for the essay

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writing for the paragraph writing and so

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on even for writing all the questions

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know which are required not to be

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written over there in your exams

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activity example please better teaching

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is that activity mashallah driving and

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there was learning learning teaching

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driving learning please make a sentence

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teaching now you're talking about Miss

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Rafi miss Rafi is teaching mr. Rafi no

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you're talking about what is the

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question is what is Miss Rafi doing so

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you are attempting that question mr.

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Rafi is teaching the Sinemet is talk

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about tea change talk about driving talk

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about learning you got the point why the

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people know they fail over there in

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exams

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these are the mistakes know which most

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of students do better teaching accident

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teaching is my hobby in teaching what

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excellent now you talked about how again

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between two teaching hobby teaching

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profession teaching is a respectable

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profession if some teacher is there now

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if someone teaches driving driving

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requires licensed driving poor driving

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causes accidents careless driving causes

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accidents

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careful careful driving ensures safety

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again what what what and what and so on

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are you learning acts and learning makes

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know someone how competently again.what

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and hmm and then in between there is no

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V idea and our next slide is about that

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that is very very important one that is

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a real knowledge example of idea please

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love mashallah what with a revolution

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excellent no revolution D please

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Mexicans love love is life love demand

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sacrifices accent love demands nothing

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no excellent norm please

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revolution revolution

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that is that is again a revolution XL

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love you my son I salute my son not

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Marshall excellent revolution causes

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what excellent revolution causes change

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the revolution causes no even

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casualities the revolution causes so

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many node disturbances in the society

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and later on revolution ensures peace

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excellent no revolution no poses threats

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now for the days to come no accent

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revolution no takes place or occurs of a

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lot of no hard work a lot of campaigning

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now a lot of sacrifices now our

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revolution takes place when the people

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are hard when the people are oppressed

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when the people or what no suppressed

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nor when the people are tortured no that

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acts beyond the limit norm ax ax ax

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lambda' let's see no hate excellent hate

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causes disturbances nor your points of

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clear you will be surprised to see that

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this was the last point it shall provide

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us with the base know what are the

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discussion was there till know do you

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agree that whenever whenever we make a

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sentence whenever we say something so

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actually during that our mind

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know that works and it works in finding

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now the link between the two and we

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establish the link with the help of

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phrase with help of the phrase and that

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phrase is called linking phrase few days

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ago I mentioned that and I postponed

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know that so I am

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to explain that in a very simple one

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you're ready for that see what's it

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who and whenever there is who off to

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that there is V it can be v1 v2 v3 and

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v4 am i right my sons and whenever there

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is v 1 2 3 or 4 after that there shall

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be what all it can be it can be where or

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it can be when or it can be how oh it

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can be why

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or it can be whose or it can be rich or

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it can be what what kind of what type of

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what sort of and it can be no please how

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many it can be how much it can be how

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often or how often or it can be home

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farm and to my knowledge nothing else I

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watch I

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what I watch movies i watch movies i

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watch movies with my family and friends

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with none i watch movies at home in the

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cinema even though in the cloth

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sometimes I watch movies when no wrong

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my son i watch movies late at night or i

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watch movies when know when I watch

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moving on Sundays at weekends France

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Kelly I watch a movie when I am free I

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watch movies when my friend no asked me

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to accompany them you know for the

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enjoyment so I watch movies now again

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how I watch movie keenly i watch movies

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keenly interestingly i watch movies how

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I don't know that is why how I watch

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movies keenly interested me see why I

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watch movies why to relax very good know

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to enjoy again to learn excellent to

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entertain myself not to educate myself

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clear again I try to descend this point

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whose whose movies whose career whose

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movies which movies what kind of movie

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again how many movies how many hours how

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many days no again again how much time

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to spend how much entertainment to know

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do I have known how much knowledge do I

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take no from that activity again how

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often I watch how often oh I

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I said I never I frequently I weekly the

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points clear enough so I watch movies

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whose off Nani Pachuca my favorite cake

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now that very excellent no see which

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excellent adventurous movies no action

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movie is a fiction book is no action

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movies a horror movies no the part is

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clear that so worried how often I over I

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we have discussed as well know that I

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always watch movies I again never watch

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movies Oh excellent

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mashallah I sometimes watch moving i

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occasionally watch movies no when some

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occasion no arrives and we the friends

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know that we assemble on that occasions

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so we sit together and we watch movies

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not support slaves but remember you

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forgot then I started writing what was

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the question under discussion phrase and

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Clause so you're ready

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so this spot wu + v 1 2 3 & 4 this is

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called bloss first layer and all these

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features they come under no face first

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claire doan what is phrase first about

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pen-friends night phrase all these are

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no hospital phrase gia is a phrase

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teaching phrase love is a phrase teacher

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phrase from sclera norsu

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so baby we'll do that no so I am trying

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to explain in simple words what is

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clause and what is phrase so phrase this

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Egypt

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what is phrase who Fresno poor rare

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where phrase in the college phrase on

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the roof phrase in front of the teacher

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phrase excellent near the house phrase

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in front of my house in the mosque

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Fresno and when in the morning at night

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for scripts so this is so there is

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always a link there's always a link

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between who and whom between what and

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what

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between who and these phrases clear

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between what and phrases no love is life

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love and life I speak I speak to

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communicate I say to explain I come to

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learn no this is I come I come

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what's that clause act seller to learn

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why that is a Fresno so there is always

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a link between this and this and we just

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and the point which establishes a link

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is v it can be in any form clear

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that is link this is linking phrase so

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this is a linking phrase and it is

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linked with even later on you will do

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know that what can be even before no

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books are read books are read why books

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are read for knowledge movies are

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watched no for entertainment no and this

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class is under attended no for learning

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no the videos are uploaded but now again

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to help know how to help - help

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know this as parents know the languages

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for its you know the cs part popular

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apps if the videos are recorded no pop

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loading let's move forward

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we sense what and what this is Glee so

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whenever we are writing whenever we are

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speaking so the data is coming out from

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our memory it is coming out from a

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memory so whatever became the part of

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our memory how we sense that now we we

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sense the data and it became the part of

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a memory and whenever we were asked to

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say something so we took the data out

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from the memory and we put it there or

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we penned it down on the page or we took

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it out from a mouth with the help of

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this tongue in the form of communication

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with the help of language nor and we

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transferred it no to other but the data

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contains what's parse clear mashallah

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you ready the question is v sense woman

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what but how we sense

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let's try to understand the meaning of

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sense now so whenever we say sense what

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do we mean to say sense means salad v

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sense me we perceive we perceive for

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some I sense it mean I perceive it know

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the meaning of sense is clear no the

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next question is that what is meant by

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perceive so it is you ready so perceive

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means to achieve what understand

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there's no hard to achieve understanding

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of understanding of and watts have a

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look at me yes you are looking yes who

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is looking you at whom max'll and you

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are perceiving something sure you are

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perceiving it mean you are achieving

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what understand what did you achieve

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okay whatever you sensed mashallah so

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you looked at me and you came to know

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you achieved the understanding of my

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trancing you perceived no this one and

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then you said something that is your

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opinion we shall discuss it later on

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that is the real thing

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which provides us with the base for the

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paragraph writing very very important

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that is you got my point so we're

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talking about the meaning of sense to

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sense mean to perceive and the meaning

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of perceive is to achieve understanding

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of very good some person understanding

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of some place something some activity or

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some idea so when we are able to achieve

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the understanding of some person or rest

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of the four or rest of the four features

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now so we say that we have sense that

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clay and whatever we sense it becomes

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the part of our

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poor Scalia so let's talk about census

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any of the faculties by which the mind

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what axel ed know receives information

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about what the external world and our

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external word comprises rooms and voice

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so we receive the information about you

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wombs and what's because our external

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word comprises only two ferns clay so

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gentlemen the next point is now in

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addition to the five additional

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faculties of sight hearing touch taste

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and smell so whenever we say that we

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sense

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so we mean to say that we achieve what

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the understanding of the understanding

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of rooms and what's Hall by by citing

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human words by hearing means and what's

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by touching move and words and sometimes

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when you touch some mmm it creates

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problem now when you grow up

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gr ope grow again it can create a lot of

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no problems and also be very careful

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until no you get marriage no then it's

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okay see again we achieved understanding

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of homes and watch by testing or by

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smelling this one is clear see then

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there is no that the term includes the

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means by which bodily position boldly

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temperature bought the pain or Bodley no

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balance what's it etcetera very good et

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CET re etc again it is a legend wat no

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see or perceive no this one is clear

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so over here we discussed now that a

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what are our memory contains actually it

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is the external world comprises rooms

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and words now all it contains the

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internal word now comprises are all

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organs all the functions of the organs

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and so on again the features etc no this

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one's later let's see no just short

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while ago I asked about a question that

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have a look at me and let me know about

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the perception clear or about the

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understanding of me which you achieved

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and you said dress naughty all that

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trick mr. oaf is looking at tractive

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today and is not praised this is not you

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admiration this is something different

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note that today when you say he is

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looking attractive today what do you

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mean to say

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who for love can see so this is called

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idea whatever comes to your mind now so

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often or that activity that action the

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action of no perceiving that's called

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idea so idea is the first form once

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clear and the next stage is concept the

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first form is idea and the next stages

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what's that when we open our eyes or

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when we apply our five senses so we

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understand what the external or internal

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world and that comprises gnomes and

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what's and the very first thing which

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gets formed in our brain in our memory

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in our mind that is called idea this

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part is clear and the next stage of the

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idea is concept so if you are willing so

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I would like now to discuss the

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difference between idea and concept

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because this shall now that help us in

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creating the sentence

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no which provides us with the base to

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write a paragraph now and then later on

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it helps us know in creating a thesis

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statement to write some a say or which

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helps us know in coining a sentence

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which helps us in attempting any kind of

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questions successfully so you ready

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okay the next point idea and concept nor

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what is the difference know how idea

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gets converted into concept clear how it

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takes place we have discussed it and how

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it gets no converted no into concept we

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shall discuss tomorrow insha'Allah sees

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any question thank you very much so nice

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of you see you tomorrow

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