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English Literature       ============== Victorian : 1832-1901 Anglo Saxon : 450-1066 Elizabethan : 1558-1603 Renaissance : 1500-1660 Romantic age : 1798-1830 Romantic : 1798-1832 Modern : 1901-1939 Post Modern : 1939 Shakespeare: Elizabeth age (1564-1616) Churchill got Nobel: 1953 Novel award introduced in Literature: 1901 TS Eliot born : 1888 . ======================= Age/Period ======================= Golden age: Elizabeth I age Mid English Period: 1066-1500 Modern Poet: TS Eliot Oldest Period: Anglo Saxon Romantic Age Poet: J Keats, Wordsworth Romantic Period: 1798-1830 Shakespeare lived: Elizabeth Reign Victorian age Poet: Robert Browning Victorian period: 19th century . ======================= Types ======================= Shakespeare : Plays/Drama Bertrand Russel : Philosopher(UK) Charles Dickens : Novelist Goethe (Poet) : Germany O Henry famous : Short history Same period belong : ST Colidge + Wordworth Epic Poet :John Milton, Lord Tennyson William Hazlitit : Essay...

1):- Great Expectation, Oliver Twist → Charles Dickens 2):- Faerie Queen → Edmund Spenser 3):- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner → S.T Coloridge 4):- Das Capital → Karl Mark 5):- Riders To The Sea→ J.M Synge 6):- Dialogues → Plato 7):- You Never Can Tell → Christopher Marlowe 8):- Main Kemp → Ad loaf Hitler 9):- Murder In The Cathedral → T.S Eliot 10):- As You Like it → Shakespeare 11):- Paradise Lost → John Milton 12):-Tale of Two Cities → Charles Dickens 13):- Cancer Ward → A. Solzhenitsyn 14):- Pride and Prejudice → Jane Austen 15):- All’s Well that Ends Well → William Shakespeare 16):- Anna Karenina → Leo Tolstoy 17):- Origin of Species → Charles Darwin 18):- Discovery of India → Johor Lal Nehru 19):- Asian Drama → Gunner Myrdal 20):- The Old Man and The Sea → Earnest Hemingway 21):- Julius Caesar → William Shakespeare 22):- Man and Superman → G B Shaw 23):- War and Peace → Leo Tolstoy 24):- Gulliver’s Travels → Jonathan Swift 25):- Heaven and Earth → Lord Byron 26):- Blue Bird → Lor...

Nobel Prizes in English literature Rudyard Kipling (1907): UK (born in British India) Rabindranath Tagore (1913): India W. B. Yeats (1923): Ireland George Bernard Shaw (1925): Ireland Sinclair Lewis (1930): US John Galsworthy (1932): UK Eugene O'Neill (1936): US Pearl S. Buck (1938): US T. S. Eliot (1948): UK (born in the US) William Faulkner (1949): US Bertrand Russell (1950): UK Winston Churchill (1953): UK Ernest Hemingway (1954): US John Steinbeck (1962): US Samuel Beckett (1969): Ireland (lived in France much of his life) Patrick White (1973): Australia Saul Bellow (1976): US (born in Canada) Isaac Bashevis Singer (1978): US (born in Poland) William Golding (1983): UK Wole Soyinka (1986): Nigeria Joseph Brodsky (1987): US (born in Russia) Nadine Gordimer (1991): South Africa Derek Walcott (1992): St Lucia, West Indies Toni Morrison (1993): US Seamus Heaney (1995): Ireland V. S. Naipaul (2001): UK (born in Trinidad) J. M. Coetzee (2003): South Africa Harold Pinter (2005): UK Do...

One Word Substitution with Meaning 1. Audience – a number of people listening to a lecture  2. Altruist – one, who considers the happiness and well-being of others first  3. Atheist – a person who does not believe in God  4. Anthropologist – one, who studies the evolution of mankind  5. Autocracy – government by one person  6. Autobiography – the life history of a person written by himself  7. Amputate – to cut off a part of a person's body which is infected  8. Arsenal – a place for ammunition and weapons  9. Archives – a place where government or public records are kept  10. Amateur – a man who does a thing for pleasure and not as a profession 11. Aristocracy – government by the nobles  12. Aquatic – animals/plants ere which live in water  13. Amphibian – animals which live both on land and sea  14. Ambidexter – one, who can use either hand with ease  15. Alimony – allowance paid to wife on legal separation  16. Ant...

One Word Substitution || Sentence Compression ||Replacement of Word   Resort – A place visited for enjoyment or health. Hutch – A place where rabbits are kept. Orchard – A place where fruits are grown. Accomplice – A partner in crime. Altruist – A person who devotes his life to the welfare of others. Pessimist – A person who looks to the dark side of life. Optimist – A person who looks to the bright side of life. Idolater – A person who  worships idols Fatalist – A person who believes in the powers of fate. Extravagant – A person who spends lavishly. Stoic – A person who remains indifferent to pain or pleasure Teetotaler – A person who  abstain from alcoholic drinks. Sot -  A person who is hard drinker. Truant – A student who stays away  from the school without permission. Atheist – A person who does not believe in God. Theist – A person who believes in God. Polytheist -  A person who believes many God and Goddesses. Monotheist – A person who believes in On...