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Dialogue writting

 Name: rathod harshita  Sub: AEC English  Semester- 3                   Assignment WHAT IS DIALOGUE WRITTING people communicate with each other. Such a communication where both parties involved in the conversation have something to say about the topic being discussed can be said to be dialogue. A dialogue can be on any topic – a very simple talk about a daily chore, a serious talk about a social or medical problem, a discussion about what has to be done for an event and so on. The only point that you should remember is that a dialogue isn’t just any conversation but a conversation between two people specifically. THE PURPOSE OF WRITTING A DIALOGUE Having dialogues along with stage directions instead of just narrations can be said to be a better writing technique as it gives the readers a clear picture of the characteristics of the various characters in the story, play or movie. It also gives your characters life, and above a...
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Types of personal poetry

 Name: rathod harshita  Major-5 english  Semester- 3                 ASSIGNMENT TYPES OF PERAONAL POETRY  1. LYRIC POETRY ● Definition: Personal poetry focused on expressing the poet’s own emotions and experiences. ● Forms: ○ Convivial or Festive Lyrics: Celebrate social events and joy. ○ Love Lyrics: Explore various aspects of love, including joy,longing, and sorrow. ○ Patriotic Lyrics: Express national pride or reflect on the poet’s relationship with their country. ○ Religious Lyrics: Deal with spiritual themes and religious experiences. ○ Other Personal Themes: Include personal reflections, grief, and Joy. Characteristics: ● Emotion: Should convey genuine feelings that resonate with the reader. ● Sincerity: Must express emotions convincingly. ● Language and Imagery: Should be beautiful, vivid, and appropriate for the subject. ● Brevity and Condensation: Effective lyrics are often concise and avoidver-elaboration, which can d...
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Blog writing

 Name: rathod harshita  Sub: SEC (english) Semester-3       ASSIGNMENT HOW TO CREATE A BLOG 1. PLANING YOUR CONTENT Brainstorm topics: Generate ideas that interest you and align with your audience's needs. Define your audience: Understand who you are writing for and what their questions are. Keyword research: Research relevant search terms to understand what people are looking for and improve your post's visibility on Google. Create an outline: Structure your ideas logically to ensure a clear and focused flow.  2. WRITING YOUR BLOG POST Craft a strong introduction: Hook your reader by addressing their pain points or presenting a surprising fact. Write the body: Develop your main points using subheadings and short paragraphs for better readability. Add visuals: Incorporate images, videos, and other media to make your post more engaging and attractive. Include a call-to-action (CTA): Guide readers on what to do next, such as subscribing to an email list or...
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Translation studies

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Name: rathod harshita  Sub: Major-6 English (Semester 3)           Assignment   Decosing  and recoding in translation studies What is Decoding? ‘Decoding’ in translation refers to the process by which the translator understands the meaning, intent, and nuances of the original (source) text. This requires more than just a grasp of grammar and vocabulary; it involves analyzing the deeper layers of meaning embedded in the text. Here are some of the key aspects of WHAT IS DECODING? 1)Language Comprehension This includes understanding idiomatic expressions, nuances, and connotations. For instance, in English, the word “home” may evoke more emotion and a sense of belonging than “house,” which is more neutral. 2)Contextual Understanding  Language doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Understanding the context of the text is crucial for accurate decoding. This includes the setting of the text, the historical or cultural background, and the social and political ...
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