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Muhammad

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English
Reading
Grammar
Writing
Handwriting

Muhammad Ishfaq The Pakistani Tutor For all community around the world will teach as easy as U can 50 dollars per hour

English
Reading
Grammar
Writing
Handwriting

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- at your home or a public place : will travel up to 20 mi. from Roswell

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> *Muhammad Ishfaq*
> *BS Graduate - Hazara University Mansehra | Online Educator with 4 Years Teaching Experience*
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> I am Muhammad Ishfaq, a BS graduate from Hazara University Mansehra. I have 4 years of experience in online and physical teaching.
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> I teach English (Grammar, Figures of Speech, Writing Skills) and Basic Pharmacology / Medical Subjects with simple explanations and real-life examples.

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Part of speech
Noun
Pronoun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
Interjection
And their type
Passive voice
Active voice
Twelve tenses
Direct
Indirect
Homophone Homography
Homonym
Prefix suffix
Figure of speech
Here are *all major Figures of Speech* - complete list for your class:

*Total 20+ Types:*

*1. Simile*
*2. Metaphor*
*3. Personification*
*4. Hyperbole*
*5. Understatement*
*6. Alliteration*
*7. Assonance* - repetition of vowel sounds - e.g., "The rain in Spain"
*8. Consonance* - repetition of consonant sounds - e.g., "Pitter patter"
*9. Onomatopoeia*
*10. Oxymoron*
*11. Paradox* - statement that seems false but is true - e.g., "Less is more"
*12. Irony*
*13. Sarcasm*
*14. Pun* - play on words - e.g., "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana"
*15. Metonymy* - using related word - e.g., "The White House said" (means US President)
*16. Synecdoche* - part for whole - e.g., "All hands on deck" (hands = sailors)
*17. Euphemism* - soft word for harsh word - e.g., "Passed away" for died
*18. Apostrophe* - addressing absent person/thing - e.g., "O Death, where is thy sting?"
*19. Anaphora* - repetition at start of sentences - e.g., "Every day, every night, every moment"
*20. Epistrophe* - repetition at end - e.g., "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil"
*21. Climax* - increasing importance - e.g., "He came, he saw, he conquered"
*22. Anticlimax* - sudden drop - e.g., "He lost his wife, his son, and his watch"
*23. Litotes* - double negative for positive - e.g., "Not bad" means good
*24. Tautology* - saying same thing twice - e.g., "Free gift"

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> For your exams: Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Hyperbole, Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Oxymoron, Irony, Pun, Metonymy, Synecdoche, Euphemism, Paradox, Apostrophe...

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Muhammad Ishfaq The Pakistani Tutor For all community around the world will teach as easy as U can 50 dollars per hour

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free lessons

Other tutors in English

Amy

Itohan

Winston

Piper

Ramsey

Ayana

Jackie

Michael

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SUSAN

JAZMIN

Ashley

Janee'

Austin

David

Dylan

Sarah

Jessika

Faina

Gaurav

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