EnglishinFaisalabad

  Good Marrow is a passionate love poem by John Donne. The speaker, most probably the poet himself, starts with a number of rhetorical questions. These questions are directed at his mistress, beloved or wife, whatever you call her. Of course, the speaker does not want his partner to answer these questions, as the answers to these questions are already clear to the narrator. He starts with an oath and asks his beloved with wonder and surprise what they did before they fell in love and enjoyed each other. Perhaps, they were just infants before that experience of love making, and perhaps, they enjoyed their simple life more because of their unawareness of that side of life or they did something worthless prior to that relationship of theirs. The speaker goes on with his argument and compares their non-indulgence in love and love making to the non-indulgence in the worldly affairs of the seven sleepers who left the city and went into a cave where they slept for an infinitely long perio...

Recapturing Basics of English Grammar Two or more words making complete sense are called sentence. Examples: Birds chirp. Dogs bark. We worship One God. A large number of students appear in intermediate examination every year. People have right to govern themselves.   Basic Parts of Sentence   A sentence has two basic parts. They are: ·          Subject ·         Predicate Subject Subject is a word or group of words which is generally put at the beginning of sentence before a verb or a verb phrase. A subject can be a doer or some object or thing being described or talked about. In the sentences given above as examples subjects are ‘birds, dogs, we, a large number of students and people respectively. Predicate Predicate is a word or group of words describing the subject or telling something about the subject. In the sentences given above as examples predicates are ‘chirp, bar...