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⭕️ Rule 1: When we combine the words in a phrase by hyphenating them to make it an adjective or a noun, we must use the singular noun. Examples: a. I saw a two-rupee note in the way. b. It was a nine-week exhibition. ⭕️Rule 2: When pronouns of different persons are used in a sentence, we arrange them following ways:

Do you consider yourself, a teacher and others, your students? If yes, then you are not a teacher. Have you learnt enough to be a teacher? Have you stopped learning after being a teacher? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you forgotten to be a student after being a teacher? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you turned deaf to the new possibilities in the arena of explanation? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you never tried to break free from tradition? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you confined your students to the mear books? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you threatened your students with your appalling personality? If yes, you are not a teacher. Have you guided your students only through the realm of curriculum? If yes, I am afraid, you are not a teacher. Enough of negativity. Let’s make the discourse little jovial. As a teacher ,one should not consider himself a teacher and others his students. He is a guide, a philosopher, to show the right direction, to generat...