Active and Passive Voices- Structuring and best use

To offer a grammatically tidy yet simple writing, I principally believe planning the layout of sentences is the major grounding… You can’t just move your writing with whatever you feel like putting to words and bet that could completely destroy your content’s structure… Everything, in practicality needs a neat design before execution.... Something in point of fact made me ponder why not write a post on Active and Passive voice…

Alright!!!! Jumping to my idea’s core, Active and Passive voices could sound vivid when you explain, but wait!!! That’s not your MISSION ACCOMPLISHE D moment…The employment needs a lot vivid vindication… You need to be exceptionally cautious when you embed voices into sentences else then it could be a BIG BOMB!!!!

I don’t want to just beat around the bush… To penetrate, I’ll flash my lights on ACTIVE VOICE initially … Active voice emphasizes the doer rather than the activity… Grammatically, it stresses the subject rather than the verb and it works the same for all tenses…Antipodal to Active, Passive pressurizes on activity and never the doer…That’s all with Passive and Active.. Instances are:

PAST TENSE

Simple Past

I bought a brand new car

A brand new car was bought by me

Past Progressive

Mike was eating his dinner hastily

Dinner was eaten by Mike Hastily

Past Perfect

Rachel had cleaned the living room

The living room had been cleaned by Rachel

Past Perfect Progressive

Norah had been eating cookies

(No Proper Passive form)

PRESENT TENSE

Simple Present

Rona skips her breakfast

Breakfast is skipped by Rona

Present Progressive

I am taking a pain killer

A pain killer is being taken by me

Present Perfect

Many athletes have drunk beer

Beer has been drunk by many athletes

Present Perfect Progressive

Hansel has been reading the book.

(No Proper passive Form)

FUTURE TENSE

Simple Future

He will do his homework

Homework will be done by him

Future progressive

Wight will be raising his kids in a careful environment

(No proper Passive)

Future perfect

The fire will have destroyed the forest

The forest will have been destroyed by the fire

Future Perfect Progressive

In an hour, the chef will have been cooking half the dinner

(No Proper passive Form)

However the last two forms of Future are hugely uncommon in modern English and many authors don’t prefer writing Future perfect and perfect progressive…

Once done with basic grammatical setup of active voices, it’s quite vital to understand how sentences need to be employed when it comes to passive voice… Chiefly, simple future is one of the best possible ways to transform your writings unfussy… A lot of traffic won’t literally fathom content with Future III and IV and some of the forms put a BIG NO to supporting Passive and some can exceptionally work though… However, patterns can conversationally differ with meaning…

Okay!! so its time to stumble on the way through best use of Active and Passive… Many accomplished writers and checker software would constantly advise you to stop incorporating passive… Well, that’s a finer way of making your content to the point and live… A small magic that would take you up the “wow!! Interesting” ladder… You also need to make your traffic feel “I am sure I’ve hit the right post. It’s got credibility, awesomeness, the real thrill and what not”… So, there’s something else waiting… Active is not always a Wonder worker… You’ll need areas with less stress on anger and command… And if you go with active again, it could sound harsher and a lot ruthless than what you’d potentially find in the passive form… Passive here, can turn the degree of severity to a comparatively softer tone… When you get to glance through a Whodunit you’ll understand how effective Passive is… If you have to sustain the secrecy beyond doubt, then its time you switch over to passive…. Another prominent usage of passive is when you are unsure of the doer in the active…

Well the instances are,

ANGER AND COMMAND:

ACTIVE:

I’ll fire you for what you have done

(Seems like it’s a harsh warning)

PASSIVE:

You’ll be fired for your activities

(This one’s polished and a lot more decent)

MYSTERY

PASSIVE:

When I walked through the path, I suddenly saw something scary; trees being violently shook, ground filled with strange air and personally penetrated by an eerie feeling.

(The best way to actually portray something scary)

UNSURE OF THE DOER IN THE ACTIVE:

PASSIVE:

When I got back from office, I found the drawing room in a mess, the plates thrown, dishes undone and clothes in a heap…

(You can’t say that someone in particular is solely responsible)

Responsibilities of active are quite easy with no much strain to comprehend… Active as conventionally, makes your content lively and refreshing… Offering a direct thrill to what you pen can map links to post popularity and vivid understandability…

Instances are:

Once deciding to trek Kurudi hills, all you need to do is reach foothills on time… Make sure you get back in time and If not you’ll see elephants around…

(If you turn this passive, the thrill goes away in a minute…)

With rules and forms complete in Passive and active voices, I guess I’ve given a reasonably good post quite making the surf ascertainable and entertaining…

Adverbs- on an Author’s Standpoint

To transform my content learnable and refreshing, I guess what I pen now could reasonably serve the purpose….I, personally love becoming skilled at whatever I find interesting…. On a diverse stance of how the world is, stretching your topics to write is something that’s absolutely inevitable, if really not, failure’s at your doorstep….

Adverbs…. It’s one of the most amazing parts of speech…it can work from adding some extra spice to a word to what it is actually supposed to do… Adverbs can range to denote manner, time, frequency, degree and comment… Alright let me not go deep into types with just a few examples.

Manner:

Mike is voraciously eating his steak.

Time:

I’ll be back in a minute.

Degree:

The game I play is oddly comforting.

Frequency:

Sometimes, it’s far worse than what you expect.

Comment:

Frankly, your content needs elaboration.

So here, all you should know is adverbs of time and frequency are quite similar with lesser impact on other parts of speech especially the verb…

Manner is when you actually describe the verb with some sort of emphasis… That’s what you’ll exactly see in the above example… and again a lot of writers confuse degree and manner… clearly, Manner reveals the emphasis where degree tells you how strong or weak the emphasis is….

For Comment, things can be different… In comments, adverbs always find place in the beginning of the phrase… The impact that an adverb has in case of a comment is large and on the entire phrase… You will find the adverb of comment in majority nowhere next to the verb…

Right use of adverbs can consequently map to an additional color to what you write…You also need to be quite aware that adverbs can elevate you with positive spice, when not employed accurately it can leave ways to ruin…

• Keep in mind that you largely avoid nonsense adverbs where in reality they have no work…instances are chiefly big, reasonably moderate, elaborately explained and those having same meaning…
• Take out your big words on Adverb Category…
• Make sure you mix adverbs suitably…
• Don’t ever make traffic search for “BIG WORD” meanings... Tell you what they come back with a letdown and never understand the real time essence of the word that you insert…
• This is another important “No nonsense guideline” to remember… If you use an adverbial meaning “cried loudly” for a simple word like “scream”, then its time for you to tag an END to what you have been senselessly doing so far…
• Stop the over use of adverbs in any article you pen like using double adverbs… That’s in fact grammatically incorrect…
• When you are in a need to use an adverb as an adjective make sure you use the right one… You can say he is a good man but never a well man… Employ carefully…

However, penning content requires just the apt placement of words with zero grammatical errors… Sadly, if you get to miss what you should not, then your content can completely divert popularity and interest…personally, I am not sensibly dimensioned to use adverbs though with still a lot of errors cropping here and there .... My research on adverbs will continue...

Live your content than literally write!!!!!

Doubts, Fear and Negativity…

To rather deviate from travel and adventuring, I believe writing a distinctly interesting post can serve a new trick… I am largely unsure whether or not this would climb up the popular posts ladder… Well, why not take a good time chance…

A way through psychological disorders, I honestly think doubts, negativity, fear are completely relative to one another… Well, doubts can’t always be healthy, with some getting to be truly sensible perceptions… So we have a major question here… Why is that you start doubting??? Prominent reasons are fear and negativity…. Fear can be attributed to negativity furthermore with a lot more fathoming to causes that join hands with fear and walk the journey of doubt…

Now to kick start with fear... Grounding can vastly differ… Your fears can result chiefly from negative environments, inferiority, lack of confidence, depressive moods, psychological imbalance that’s left untreated… In rare cases, you can also jot sensitivity… Remember doubt is some kind of psychosis… It needs routinely guided mental relaxation and now that you comprehend what nurtures doubt, you also need to closely monitor other specifications if any...

Okay so let’s understand how things work… When it’s a negative environment, you’ll have a tough time getting to be mentally strong…. Staying in a place that triggers constant negativity would be quite diverse. Negativity can take roles from hurtful dejection with someone who keeps mocking you all the time to emotional insecurity… Depression is squarely anxiety with stress being the primary contributor….With stress dimensioning from work, noise, chronic irritation and sleeplessness… Now to move on with psychological imbalances, I am not going deep down medical terms to describe what makes it all… Again in simpler vision, psychological traumas are relatively fluctuating; with an acute YES to diagnosis… For traumas, its better you choose a life coach or a guide…

Well, fear, is the best co-conspirator to doubts… Anger is potentially the best method to conceal your fears… I bet this is not in fact healthy… Intuitive spirit in you triggers anger and feels that it could be the finest tool to all your accomplishments… precisely, it wouldn’t work positive every time you go wild…

To understand ways to unleash doubt, something that tops the list would be breeding positive attitude in and around you… once you start developing a confidence that builds hope, you’re done with eliminating doubt… Hopes can map ways to a good mental balance… A balance in turn would lead to a big stop to depressive moods and inferiority…

A way to sure success begins when you throw out all your negativity with a finer perspective to a holistically healthy lifestyle…

Vaidehi Falls and Kerala

My blog is quite turning into a travelogue kind of stuff…However, Unquestionably amazing is what nature has around… With lush vegetation, astounding panoramas, extremely pleasant weather, it can take you a long way through the journey of enthralling ecstasy… Getting back to Western Ghats that spread over Coimbatore, I am now seriously zooming locations of Narasipuram yet my main focus would be over “VAIDEHI FALLS”, cascading down the Western Ghats exceptionally rich in Fauna.

Vaidehi falls locates far west to Narasipuram, a village that grounds considerably lesser population with a quieter atmosphere, nevertheless people panicking constantly on “elephant hang around”…. The falls is 37 kilometers west to the Coimbatore city, quite into the Forest department. I don’t really think officers permit access now… It’s perennial with a big YES to acute aridity in the months of summer… Thickly forested with trees, plants and what not bending towards the path you’ll take uphill… It can look finely narrow on a distant view… Tell you what; the cascade has promisingly a lot of undiscovered routes with each of these reasonably formed…

Yeah back to my adventuring… It was once when we took the hill route from Vaidehi Falls towards Kerala, latently it’s again the inter-state barrier…. But, the back side is equally forested with a lot more wild animal frequenting than what you’d possibly notice on the other side of the hill….Kerala was just two hills away from Vaidehi falls… It could be quite scary; you should need an undaunted spirit that would effectively drive you uphill… So the back side locates Sholayoor amidst estates and forests….. It’s conventionally less visited getting to be a big wildlife territory… Sholayoor houses few people, majority of them tribes… The hill routes can map to Sholayoor if on a viably safer trek… On the steep right to Sholayoor, the spot that enters your eyes would be “NBNP” or the “Nilgiri Biosphere Nature Park”… With an interestingly diverse species of birds and butterflies, the NBNP hosts ecological wonders… Should be termed one of the best preserved assets of Tamil Nadu with unadulterated water, denser forest covers and thriving wildlife… Well once through the NBNP you’re almost into Thuvaipathy, the foothills… Sources traced nature news stating NBNP found countless butterfly species and cooler monsoons significantly nurturing the reproductive processes in butterflies…

Deciding to adventure here, all you need to be doing is take the forest officer’s permission; cos the falls is closed most of the months…you’ll for sure have a tough time on getting a permit… Sorry, but yes, truth hurts…Wow, if things turn out positive, its going to be your own adventuring… the forests and you on a big time trek… Well, there are lots of points to think over… To us it took around a complete 5 hours on trek, with a good luck though… You really need to monitor your routes and an obsessive tenacity pushing you through times of confidence drops…

Every trek is always a combo of luck, courage, fascination and a pinch of healthier prudence… Best of luck!!!! Have a safe trek ahead…!!!!

Kurudi Hills and Ponnuthu

Well, completely for trekkers’ fun, the Kurudi hills cover the entire area that diversely stretches from Saibaba Kovil – Mettupalayam… Not precisely monitored though, they slope down near Karamadai leaving way for the Nilgiris to stretch over… I am sure this is the least popular hike or trek spot in Coimbatore with a patterned admonishing from villagers nearby…

The hills stay a lot away from the critically menacing pollution furthermore a finer ambience that potentially locates it the best spot to worship, trek and discover… The range houses many unnamed temples still with some well liked and frequented… Frankly, I don’t think a lot of people come around to visit temples here except to those of the villagers from both sides of the foothills… It’s in point of fact a very confusing hill range which would possibly appear to change shapes right from start until the end… Quite logical on detailed scrutiny… The Kurudi hills start from Kaundampalayam, which could seem like its united and with no gaps and narrow ridges… Further west, it would welcome you with cut edges, longer peaks separating with not broader gaps though… the unbelievably true fact is that every separated smaller hill has a route to each other, used by villagers at the foothills for years now… Kurudi hills also come along when you travel to Anaikatti, yeah, because the square back of Veerapandi is Chinnathadagam… both reasonably compact villages with chiefly tribes… Other villages you should know are kovanur, velliangadu and tholampalayam… however these are deeply locative towards the forests and you can’t trip there because I’ve heard my friends coming back with a big access denial… A parallel road from Velliangadu routes to other wilder side of the hill that could take you to Anaikatti and beyond…

Now, temples… as I know there’s one good temple you need to must visit… It’s Ponnuthu Mariamman Temple which is open throughout the year yet with restricted access when it comes to moving further uphill… You won’t find much transport and movement across the way to the temple again, with just a mini bus from NarasimhanaiackkenPalayam…Once you get to the foothills, its better to go uphill and as conventional the priest would scare you about wildlife… To be safely tripping, take a step ahead to return well before 5:00 PM in the evening… The hill tribes live uphill in caves, where they come down seasonally to sell honey and hill vegetated herbs to the village of Kurudampalayam… Trek sources and those residing near foothills spoke to us with big information… strange but shocking… The tribes dance and celebrate a festival uphill on days of Ammavasai and Pournami… It meant something auspicious to them and hell a lot of people downhill noticed the fire burning on the hills plainly resembling street lights on a long view….

Some friends of mine tried talking to the tribes where they told stories about how they cross hills to reach on lines of safety… Literally crossing a hill in between is what they do… Taking the route from Jambukandi Village, this squarely is to the northeast of Anaikatti and quite the inter-state border… Jambukandi is grounded by sugarcane fields with an inclined north leading to Kinnakorai, a village that marks the branded origin of Bhavani river… A natural lawn for wildlife, Jambukandi can’t contain any larger groups of settlements excepting farmers who own lands…

The Ponnuthu Mariamman temple has its own big story…Its purely matchless with the pride of placing the Amman inside a cave that’s all time dark… All you’ll see is the spring inside the cave which showers never-endingly over the Goddess… The temple priest told us the waters are no way seasonal and keep pouring right through the year… Villages’ downhill experience water scarcity in summer though… That doesn’t stop Ponnuthu from providing exceptionally tastier water alongside finer medicinal qualities; now here I have to translate so that you’ll vividly comprehend… Ponnuthu could be split to Pon & uthu.. Pon is GOLD & Uthu is spring in the regional language, tamil (தமிழ்) finally making it GOLDEN SPRING or பொன் ஊத்து… You’ll notice the weather gradually changing upon climbing… Could be chill, perilously swampy and clouds would ruthlessly engulf you if it’s in and around monsoon…

Draw a safe trip uphill and make safer return with cautious planning else then I am sorry if that should end detrimentally worse..

Anaikatti ghat roads and beyond

Photos All through the way from Mankarai- Anaikatti and beyond, the inter-state border.. I clicked these with just a mobile phone while on the bike... Reasonably good, some blurred though... it cant work too professional for a hiker, a lot tinier than what a high resolution device could possibly provide... Anyways I was not all prepared for the ride... we drove uphill with literally nothing to kinda strategically photograph... quite a bad miss yet oddly comforting .