यू आर नीति क्लास टेंथ ऑफ आर्मी पब्लिक स्कूल हिसार यू अरे मांग मेनी चिल्ड्रन मेनी चिल्ड्रन ऑफ योर स्कूल यू वांट टू हैव द फैसिलिटी ऑफ अ गुड कैंटीन इन योर स्कूल राइट ए लेटर टू युअर स्कूल मैनेजमेंट डिस्क्राइब इन द सिचुएशन एंड रिक्वेस्टिंग हिम टू ओपन ऑफ पेंटिंग फॉर द स्टूडेंट्स कैन गेट गुड हाइजीन फूड इन स्कूल
Answers
Answer:
there are a thousand waters to be spanned;//
there are a thousand mountains to be crossed;//
there are a thousand crosses to be borne.//
Our shoulders are not strong;/ our sinews are
grown flaccid with dependence,/ smug with ease
under another’s wing.//
Rest not in peace;//
Meaning: Rizal cannot rest yet because we are still very dependent on others and we need to become independent.
2nd stanza – Not yet Rizal,/ not yet.// The land has need/
of young blood/ and/ what younger than your own,/
Forever spilled in the great name of freedom,//
Forever oblate on the altar of the free?//
Meaning: the Philippines needs young people’s blood like Rizal so we can have the courage to fight for the country and we can have true freedom
3rd stanza – Not you alone, Rizal.//
O souls and spirits of the martyred brave,/ arise!//
Arise and scour the land!// Shed once again
your willing blood!// Infuse the vibrant red
into our thin anemic veins;/ until
we pick up your Promethean tools and,/ strong,/
out of the depthless matrix of your faith
in us,/ and on the silent cliffs of freedom,/
We carve for all time your marmoreal dream!/
Until our people,/ seeing,/ are become
Like the molave,/ firm,/ resilient,/ staunch,/
Rising on the hillside,/ unafraid,/
Strong in its own fibre;/ yes,/ like the molave!//identify the phrase with the similing faceThe present participial (participle) is formed from the verb stem normally by adding -ing to the infinitive with some variation based on the final letters of the stem. Thus to smile becomes smiling. The participle can act as a nonfinite verb, adjective, noun, or as part of an adverb clause. [The Chicago Manual of Style]
Some examples:
Smiling is good for you. - Noun [Gerund]
I love to see your smiling face. - Adjective
Joe ran from Melissa, smiling as he went. - Nonfinite verb [Joe was smiling]
She was grinning, smiling even, as she walked up to the podium. - Participle phrase being used as an adverb