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“The Lost Child” by Mulk Raj Anand is a moving story about a young child who visits a village fair with his parents. At first, he is attracted by toys, sweets, flowers, balloons and other colourful objects. However, after losing his parents in the crowded fair, all these attractions become meaningless to him. The story beautifully demonstrates that parental love and emotional security are more precious to a child than material pleasures.

In English grammar, voice is not about how loud you speak; it is the grammatical lens that determines who holds the spotlight in your sentence. As writers and speakers, deciding whether to use the Active Voice or the Passive Voice is one of the most powerful stylistic choices we make.

Welcome back to our grammar blog! Today, we are looking at one of those quirky English grammar rules that often leaves both learners and native speakers scratching their heads.

Welcome to this comprehensive, exam-oriented learning module on the usage of the word "Rather". Designed specifically for CBSE and ICSE students (Classes 6–12), this guide breaks down the complex grammatical principles of "rather" into easy-to-understand concepts, formulas, and extensive practice exercises.

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