Article in about 500 words on Importance of vacations in a students life"or
"corporal punishment in school"
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Vacations is a type of relief for the students from studies. Sometimes students feel so pressurelised about the studies. Vacations make their mind free from studies. They need the relief because full year if a student only study I think he became mad. we need vacations.
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too short ..needs to be almost half the above one
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
Corporal punishment is the infliction of physical pain as a penalty for an infraction. Past forms of corporal punishment included branding, blinding, mutilation, amputation, and the use of the pillory and the stocks. It was also an element in such violent modes of execution as drowning, stoning, burning, hanging, and drawing and quartering (in which offenders were partly strangled and, while still alive, disemboweled and dismembered). In most parts of Europe and in the United States such savage penalties were replaced by imprisonment during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, although capital punishment (usually by hanging) remained. Physical chastisement became less frequent until, in the twentieth century, corporal punishment was either eliminated as a legal penalty or restricted to beating with a birch rod, cane, whip, or other scourge. In ordinary usage the term now refers to such penal flagellation.
Corporal punishment is the infliction of physical pain as a penalty for an infraction. Past forms of corporal punishment included branding, blinding, mutilation, amputation, and the use of the pillory and the stocks. It was also an element in such violent modes of execution as drowning, stoning, burning, hanging, and drawing and quartering (in which offenders were partly strangled and, while still alive, disemboweled and dismembered). In most parts of Europe and in the United States such savage penalties were replaced by imprisonment during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, although capital punishment (usually by hanging) remained. Physical chastisement became less frequent until, in the twentieth century, corporal punishment was either eliminated as a legal penalty or restricted to beating with a birch rod, cane, whip, or other scourge. In ordinary usage the term now refers to such penal flagellation.
if you can write your original on any of those in about 300 words a litter bigger than this ill mark you brainliest
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okk I try my best
In that article another person had written about something else so how I had copied
can you please tell me
you have to write in your own language I just give you ideas how you have to write
ok I just copyed it ,but you don't copyed form here to your notes books
no ..i just wanted some ideas
you have to think what happened when I got punishment and write them
if I had done nothing so why I will be published
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