Garrison Army Public School,
PESHAWAR PAKISTAN,
Dear Sawera:
Hope you are also good there. I just wanted to discuss my experience of school with you. In this school, I am enjoying everything. My school began at 8:00 A.M. by morning assembly and some exercises. After that, we have a regular schedule of four periods and then lunch which is followed by the next four periods. In my school, we have Saturday off and we can go outside on Saturday from our school hostel. Our teachers do not scold or beat us if we by chance anyone forgets to complete the homework. Our teacher employes fun activities and virtual methods to teach us. I feel lucky that I got admission in this school. I would like to invite you to this school for your further studies.
Yours lovingly
Noor ul Ain Usman
<u>An open intersection is one that</u>: Has no signals or signs. It is one without traffic control signals or signs (you must yield the right-of-way). When two cars enter an open intersection, the driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
<em>An intersection is a place where things intersect, especially a place where two or more roads cross (a road junction) or a place where two or more roads meet.</em>
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The characteristics that classify these poems in the sonnet are the existence of 14 lines, the existence of two quartets and two tercets, and all the lines have ten poetic syllables.
<h3>Information about sonnets</h3>
- All sonnets have a fixed structure.
- This structure consists of two four-line stanzas (quartets) and two three-line stanzas (tercets).
- All sonnets have 14 lines.
- All the lines of a sonnet are decasyllable, that is, they have ten poetic syllables.
Identifying a sonnet is an easy task because of its structure. A poem can be written with different structures and formats, but a sonnet always presents the same characteristics which promote a harmonious rhythmic reading.
All the characteristics of a sonnet can be found in the poem shown above.
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