FIGURES OF SPEECH (PART-II)

FIGURES OF SPEECH (PART-II) # LITERARY DEVICES FOR DSC SA ENGLISH TEST
I am a retired lecturer in English from a Govt: Degree College, in Hyderabad.
In this video, I am going to teach you about the "FIGURES OF SPEECH (PART-II)" in order to help the candidates who are preparing for the TS DSC SA ENGLISH TEST.
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[@Chandra-di8es]

Simply best.

[@grammarforsuccesscoreshbab1268]

Many many thanks…

[@pavannaini1334]

Simply superb sir

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[@Gagguturihajira]

Good morning sir

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Very good morning…🙏🙏

[@pavannaini1334]

Thank u sir

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You are most welcome...Pavan

[@yamaharaju4151]

Use telugu words also sir

[@grammarforsuccesscoreshbab1268]

Okay…sure

[@nagendranagu1648]

Rhyme scheme means what Sir

[@grammarforsuccesscoreshbab1268]

The last word of one poetic line will be rhyming (sounding alike) with the last word of the other poetic line.
For example:
She rhymed “moon” with “June.”
If you can remember the famous old song In Telugu,
పగలే వెన్నెలా
జగమే ఊయల
Here, వెన్నెల, ఊయల are rhyming words. అలాగే…
నింగి నేలు చందమామ తొంగి చూసె.
నీటిలోని కలువ భామ పొంగి పూసే.
Here, తొంగి చూసే, పొంగి పూసే are rhyming words.
Okay?

[@shashikalakethireddy9598]

We are Telugu mideam students sir use Telugu wherever necessary

[@grammarforsuccesscoreshbab1268]

Definitely... I try to use Telugu wherever necessary...

[@j.s.babuenglish3146]

Good morning sir

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Very good morning…🙏🙏