Short story. THE LOVE RESCUED Written by V. MAHENDIRAN

Short story.
THE LOVE RESCUED
Written by
V. MAHENDIRAN
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Who is that? Asked Sindhu.
I'm here, open the door. Replied Rani.
Rani came in and Sindhu asked Rani to have seat.
Rani asked what have you decided?
Nothing to say, I don't go to change my decision. Said  Sindhu.
Rani emphasised Sindhu to forget Shankar, son of Rani, lover of Sindhu.
Sorry Aunty, I may die without him. Said Sindhu.

Sindhu, He will not be more in three months, that you wouldn't know. Rani gave a shock.

What do you mean? - Sindhu.

Yes, he is having blood cancer, treatment is going on.

He didn't say to me..!

How would he say, he doesn't know in this regard. I haven't revealed to him as the doctor had advised me.

Doesn't he know?, What do you mean!? Shocked Sindhu.

Hence, I would say, please delete him from your mind circuit, that's good for you. Said Rani.

Following day, Rani yelled, shankar, shankar....
No, she got any response from his bedroom.
She startled  he wasn't there. Yelled shankar, shankar... shankar..
Three days later, Rani's mobile rang.
Hello, Cried Rani.
Aunty, I'm Sindhu, calling from  Chennai. Spoke Sindhu.
Rani cried, hey Sindhu, shankar isn't here for the past three days.. My home got mourning...
Don't worry, Aunty... Shankar is here with me.

Hei..He is a patient, don't you know?

Yes of course... He has been hospitalised here in my father's hospital.. Don't cry. My father is a expert in curing cancer.. Haven't you heard the name Dr. Birla..?

Yes, Are you daughter of him...? Said Rani.

Yes....  Also get ready to get one more shock... The doctor who was treating there in your village is my colleague, he had told everything about your son.. My lover. As soon as you left my home that day,  I gathered all details about him.
Sorry, We came without conveyance to you. Even if I had asked you, you wouldn't have allowed, that's why I didn't say... Do you know.. Even now, I didn't say that he is having cancer..

Rani was startled of her saying, asked 'How is my son?.

He is alright so far... I told everything to my father. He is service minded and optimist. We've told Shankar that he was severe ill, that's all.

Can he be recovered, my dear Sindhu?

Why do you fear? Blood cancer is completely curable, Don't you know?-Sindhu.
When will he become normal? Asked Rani.
No, you are going to come here... I've booked a seat in Train for you.
Rani reached Chennai and met them.

Mummy,... Called Shankar. Sorry I am loving Sindhu so much. She carried me here, sorry!

This had happened ten years ago.
Rani is living in Chennai with his completely cured son, daughter in law and three grand sons. Shankar is owning a leading software company ; Sindhu is a leading lawyer in the high court.
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V. MAHENDIRAN
NAGAPATTINAM

The Truth about English

English is the easiest language in the world. Because she is the tool that was made of best aspects collected from several languages.

She was logically designed by experts who were proficient in multilingualism.

Assembling words to be a right syntax is an intelligent matter in this language.

The dialects in this language are flexible for handling. So that even  non natives too can handle her like a mother tongue.

Many words have been imported from various languages for beautifying this language era versa.

According to today's assessment, it is known that seventy percent of words hadn't existed when she was found before tenth century.

Ingris was her name during eighth century, indeed you couldn't believe that many non natives decorated her when she was spoken by her native speakers in England.

She spread by virtue of God across the world owing to many reasons as a second or official language whereas some ancient languages, like Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and Germanic were shining then and spoken by a lot of people in Europe.

In fact, can say that English was hybridised from those languages.
This might be a reason that English looked like a modernised tool for communication purpose so that the world hug her.

V. MAHENDIRAN
MAHENDIRAA INSTITUTE OF ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM

THE MODES OF SENTENCES

TRANSITIVE, INTRANSITIVE, PERSONAL, IMPERSONAL are modes of sentences. 

The first two is concerned for Active structures and the remain two for Passive. 

If your active (voice) structure contains an object, that is transitive active. If no, that's intransitive active. 

Likewise, in passive, if there is an object, that's personal passive, otherwise impersonal passive. 
V. Mahendiran Nagapattinam

How to answer Reading Compression?

How to answer Reading Compression? 

First of all you should be able to understand the meaning in every phase. Anyhow, Read completely the passage. Even though you couldn't catch the meaning in early phases, the following phases shall drive you to catch the meaning of the first phases.

About what the passage says should be gathered while reading. If it is apart from your knowledge, read completely two or three times.

Saving time is important, isn't it? So, Run your mind passionately on the passage.
Let your mind bring an interest while reading. Unknown vocabulary can be gotten by you from the lines that follow such word. So, hurl up panic while reading.

When you start your reading, let  not  your mind roam anywhere, concentrate only the lines you read. Surely you will get and store in your mind. 

If you know the answers in the multiple choice questions in the first section, that means you can answer the second section summarising.

Don't summarise as it is said in the passage but write it in your own but the theme said in the passage should be.

Don't compare you with your co-aspirants. They might be looking easily answering the questions. But the fact is that they too would meet out task as you do.
Managing time is very important, so that, you have to do the process for reading question time alloted based on all questions.
Good luck.
A. K. V. MAHENDIRAN
IELTS, TOEFL TRAINER
V. MAHENDRAA INSTITUTE
NAGAPATTINAM
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Either, Neither / Either... or, Neither..... nor.....

Either, Neither - are known as DISTRIBUTIVE PRONOUNS.
Would take only singular verb.

They cab be alone or with noun/pronoun as a phrase in subject or object.

"Either of them will take the seminar tomorrow. (Either is used here considering any one of two persons)"

"Either of your answers is right. (Two persons have answered. One of them is right)"
"Neither of your answers is right.(Two persons are there. Both is wrong.)"
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If EITHER/NEITHER is followed by a noun, it is known as DISTRIBUTIVE ADJECTIVES. Yes, here too singular verb to used.

"Either road leads my office. (Two roads are there. Either left road or right road leads my office)"

"Neither road leads my office. (Two roads are there. (None leads my office)"
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EITHER.... OR, NEITHER...... NOR
How to use them?
Here too, action is distributed any one element of two elements in compound sentences.

"Either you or your father should sign here. (You should sign here or your father should sign here.)"

"The food that I have now is neither a break-fast nor a lunch. (The food that I have is not a break-fast or a lunch.)"
A. K. V. MAHENDIRAN
IELTS, TOEFL TRAINER
V. MAHENDRAA INSTITUTE

NAGAPATTINAM 

WILL or SHALL? Where and when to use which?

WILL or SHALL?
Where and when to use which?

WILL is stronger than SHALL in Absolution status in the future case.

Both can be used for all persons to mean a future occasion but absolution is taken by WILL more than SHALL.

But some Grammarians say SHALL is for I and WE,  and WILL is contracted by HE SHE and THEY.
This rule need not be followed for common expression.

Then why do they say this rule?

While asking permission, only SHALL is used for I and WE.
See here.
SHALL I GO?
SHALL WE START THE COUNTDOWN FOR LAUNCHING THE VESSEL? (Asking permission)

WILL I GO?
WILL WE START THE COUNTDOWN FOR LAUNCHING THE VESSEL? (Doubtful discussion)

V. Mahendiran
Founder
MAHENDIRAA INSTITUTE OF MUTUAL SPOKEN ENGLISH NAGAPATTINAM