I wanted to write, "together you both are not meant to be" in my poem. I wrote, "together thou both art not meant to be" will it be correct.. if not please tell me the correct one..
@@Swarnshikha actually mam..I do not have sufficiency to buy any online or offline class to prepare for my states pgt English literature exam...and...to come out from all the financial problems I really wants to participate and want crack this exam...but no one is ready to guide me...but its OK...all my fate...can't do anything for it... Soo I m approaching to u...if u will help me...trust me...u will become a angel in my life...but decision is Ur's... Thank you mam As usual reply is needed mam
@@Swarnshikha but mam...I know u can guide me....about author and their works...on its highest difficulty level...agar aap chahye to main aapse whatapp k through connect hokr...aapko previous year question paper share kr skti hu...jisse app iska difficulty level pata kr ske...waki jesa app thik smjhe
If thou think English have progressed - it has not - through the levelling out of these pronouns, thou wilt probably agree with so many English speaking Christians who think St. Paul said THY body were the temple of the Holy Spirit. Thy body is not the temple of the Holy Spirit at all; yours is. Nowhere did St. Paul say thy body were the temple of the Holy Spirit; St. Paul said your body were the temple of the Holy Spirit, and spoke of you being bought with a price - not thee being bought by a price. Now if thou art reading this, and thinking this does not make any sense, that is because thou thinkest that "thou" is just an older word for "you". IT IS NOT! Nor does "you" (and "your") mean the same as "thou", "thee", "thy" or "thine"! Let me help thee... I shall put myself in thy place reading what I have just commented above. The commentator wrote.... that I probably would agree with so many English speaking Christians who think St. Paul said MY body were the temple of the Holy Spirit. My body is not the temple of the Holy Spirit at all; OURS is. Nowhere did St. Paul say my body were the temple of the Holy Spirit; St. Paul said our body were the temple of the Holy Spirit, and spoke of us being bought with a price - not me being bought by a price. For as it is written elsewhere WE are the body of Christ, into One Spirit were we all baptised. We are the body, and His temple, not I.
I thankst thee. ו shalt now read again some of my favorite poems.
st will be added after verb when subject is 2nd person singular
You explain better than my college's teacher 🐻🧋
Time to read my king james bible thank you for this video its very insughtful
Thank you for sharing us informative things.
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You laid all of the words out well. Good job. Thank you
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thou art great. Thanks
Thanks for explaining.
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Very useful, informative and conceptual...well ma'am g
Thank you ma'am I was stucked in this question for along time then I saw this video which you made
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I learned those words from Thor comics books.
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grant you mercy f'r the video but anon i cant wend backeth to speaking n'rmal english
Dii that is ka kya hoga archaic word
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Very informative lecture , please explain the law term Save, Save as, save as otherwise provided , otherwise than
Therein thereto hereinafter provided otherwise
Mentor ma’am is beautiful but stuck in archaism which doesn’t digests easily to someone.
What is the meaning of 'tis' in the poem?
It is
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Can I use thine to refer as mine? If not then is there any 'archaic word' for 'mine' & 'we'? Please reply
No
Thanku ma'am. Ma'am I want u to make a video on scansion ( foot, meter, stressed & unstressed syllables) .
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I wanted to write, "together you both are not meant to be" in my poem. I wrote, "together thou both art not meant to be" will it be correct.. if not please tell me the correct one..
Thou is the singular form of you.
But I guess, in this sentence ' you' refers to more than one . Hence , thou will not be used. It will be 'you' ..
@@Swarnshikha thank you..
Can you share ur poems?
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I m a huge fan of ur guidance..
Mam..I need ur guidance... I really need it...will u plz help me...reply needed mam...
Plz plz mam...
What sort of guidance ??
@@Swarnshikha actually mam..I do not have sufficiency to buy any online or offline class to prepare for my states pgt English literature exam...and...to come out from all the financial problems I really wants to participate and want crack this exam...but no one is ready to guide me...but its OK...all my fate...can't do anything for it...
Soo I m approaching to u...if u will help me...trust me...u will become a angel in my life...but decision is Ur's... Thank you mam
As usual reply is needed mam
But I have never prepared for these exams.
@@Swarnshikha but mam...I know u can guide me....about author and their works...on its highest difficulty level...agar aap chahye to main aapse whatapp k through connect hokr...aapko previous year question paper share kr skti hu...jisse app iska difficulty level pata kr ske...waki jesa app thik smjhe
Ma'am ye jo aapne btaya Ye objective me padhte hai but mene ise subjective case me paya hai.. ise please correct kre
what is archaic word of 'is' ?
If thou think English have progressed - it has not - through the levelling out of these pronouns, thou wilt probably agree with so many English speaking Christians who think St. Paul said THY body were the temple of the Holy Spirit. Thy body is not the temple of the Holy Spirit at all; yours is. Nowhere did St. Paul say thy body were the temple of the Holy Spirit; St. Paul said your body were the temple of the Holy Spirit, and spoke of you being bought with a price - not thee being bought by a price.
Now if thou art reading this, and thinking this does not make any sense, that is because thou thinkest that "thou" is just an older word for "you". IT IS NOT! Nor does "you" (and "your") mean the same as "thou", "thee", "thy" or "thine"!
Let me help thee... I shall put myself in thy place reading what I have just commented above. The commentator wrote.... that I probably would agree with so many English speaking Christians who think St. Paul said MY body were the temple of the Holy Spirit. My body is not the temple of the Holy Spirit at all; OURS is. Nowhere did St. Paul say my body were the temple of the Holy Spirit; St. Paul said our body were the temple of the Holy Spirit, and spoke of us being bought with a price - not me being bought by a price.
For as it is written elsewhere WE are the body of Christ, into One Spirit were we all baptised. We are the body, and His temple, not I.
_"If thou think English have progressed - it has not"_
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ma'am I liked your this video very much. can you make it easy to understand by giving example?
Ek camera to acha use karti aap.board is not visible.by the way content is good.
Now I have improved that. That's an old video. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.
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What are t ARCHAIC VERB FORMS???
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Please give us more example for more understanding..
Thanks in advance
Mam tell about "cool'd" and "charm'd"
Cool'd basically means cooled and charm'd means charmed. They use apostrophe to omit the vowel Sound for example 'E' in this case.
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Complete list of archaic words banao
I give up!!?!
Mam plz full concentration on 12th students and their syllabus
Plz mam
Aap ne galti karee hai.
यहां करी हे = Archaic Hindi
Modern Common Hindi= galti kee hai=आपने गल्ती की है/√√√
Punctuation per video bana do mam
You singular me use karte hai to you is kyu nhi hota
Mam history of eng btayengi Kya for jssc plz mam
plz plz madam
madam upload lyric plz plz
plz madam upload lylic
madam exam hai
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