Q.4 B. Expansion of Idea- Example

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Q.4 B. Expansion of Idea 

Expand the following idea in about 120 words it must have introduction middle and conclusion - try try but don't cry. 

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TRY TRY BUT DONOT CRY

The above proverb "Try, try, but don't cry" is a saying that  the importance of continuous effort and emotional strength. It means that we should keep trying to achieve our goals even if we face failures or difficulties. Instead of crying or losing hope, we should learn from our mistakes and move forward with determination. Life is full of challenges, and success does not come easily. Only those who remain patient, confident, and hardworking can overcome obstacles. This proverb encourages a positive attitude and reminds us that perseverance is the key to success.

In life, we often encounter obstacles that test our patience and resolve. The key to overcoming these challenges is perseverance. When we try something new or strive for success, failure is a natural part of the process rather than feeling defeated. We should view each failure as a lesson to improve. The idea behind "try, try, but don't cry" is that success comes to those who continue to push forward despite any. obstacles.  Remember the example of Albert Einstein. He believed that failure was an essential part of the learning process, and that success was often achieved only after many failed attempts.

"Failure is a stepping stone to Success." Crying is natural in moments of frustration, but it should never hinder our efforts. By staying determined, we learn, grow, and eventually succeed.Persistence is the true path to achievement, and resilience helps us stay focused on our goals. 

Prepared by Jyoti Walunj-Landge 

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