The opposite of unconcerned is concerned, or worried.
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Explanation:
Zynah Asim.
Saguaro, AZ 24315,
October 2, 2020,
Dear Diego,
How are you? I am fine and safe here and hope to hear the same from you. How's the weather there? It's been long we haven't had a word with each other. Last year you were so happy to attend our school Annual Function. So, thought of writing to you to invite you for the same.
This year the Annual Function will be conducted on 1st February, 2021 in our newly constructed school auditorium. I will be anchoring along with one of my friend. Apart from anchoring I am also participating in the dance drama. Regular practice is going on and all of us are doing it enthusiastically and gracefully. Our teachers are also giving their best to train us so that we could give our best performance. Earlier I had taken anchoring a simple task but now when I'm entrusted with the responsibility of hosting the entire program, I realized that it is not everyone's cup of tea. It requires accurate expression and voice modulation. It is the responsibility of the anchor to make the programme a lively one. I learnt a lot through this practice session. I will be ever indebted to my English teacher Miss Gomes for her teachings. She taught me the expression and voice modulation. This is for the first time I am anchoring in such a grand event , and so I'm excited but nervous as well.
please try to attend the function. I will attain some strength if I see you there. My parents will also come. Trust me, I will really feel overwhelmed if I can perform in front of you and my parents. I will try to make you all proud there. Please don't disheartened me.
Hoping to see you soon there. Till then take care. Bye!
Sincerely,
Zynah Asim.
Answer:
Metaphor for gloom
Explanation:
In this poem, Bronte uses rain to serve as a metaphor for gloom, despair, and even death. Early in the poem, she remarks that "morning rain" can lead to a "pleasant day." She adds that since rain makes the flowers bloom, we should not be gloomy or sad when the rain does fall.
