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    Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Ozymandias" centers on the transience of grandeur and power, as well as the ultimate insignificance of human desire in the face of time and nature. The poem illustrates this topic with the tale of Ozymandias (Ramesses II), a once-mighty king, and his decaying statue. OzymandiRead more

    Percy Bysshe Shelley’s “Ozymandias” centers on the transience of grandeur and power, as well as the ultimate insignificance of human desire in the face of time and nature. The poem illustrates this topic with the tale of Ozymandias (Ramesses II), a once-mighty king, and his decaying statue.

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    The central idea of "The Garden" is the quest for transcendence and immortality. In contrast to the ageless beauty and orderliness of the garden, the speaker muses on the transience of human life. The poem implies that the garden stands for an idealized, utopian area that provides an escape from theRead more

    The central idea of “The Garden” is the quest for transcendence and immortality. In contrast to the ageless beauty and orderliness of the garden, the speaker muses on the transience of human life. The poem implies that the garden stands for an idealized, utopian area that provides an escape from the constraints and transience of the human condition through detailed and comprehensive descriptions of nature. In the end, the poem emphasizes the search for permanent happiness and harmony as well as the desire for a better condition of existence.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    You can say, "Have a nice day," "Good morning," "Have a good day," "Have a wonderful day," "I wish you a good day," "Have a wonderful day," "I hope your day goes well," "Have a lovely day," "I hope you have a good day," "Have a happy day," "Have a great day," "Have a nice day,"

    You can say,

    1. “Have a nice day,”
    2. “Good morning,”
    3. “Have a good day,”
    4. “Have a wonderful day,”
    5. “I wish you a good day,”
    6. “Have a wonderful day,”
    7. “I hope your day goes well,”
    8. “Have a lovely day,”
    9. “I hope you have a good day,”
    10. “Have a happy day,”
    11. “Have a great day,”
    12. “Have a nice day,”
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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    You can say, "Hope you are doing well and safe.” “Hope your day is going well." “It's a pleasure to meet you.” “Good morning/afternoon/evening.” “May I ask how are you?” “How's everything?” “Is there anything I can help you with?” “Are you feeling any better?” “Would you like to join me for tea/coffRead more

    You can say,

    1. “Hope you are doing well and safe.”
    2. “Hope your day is going well.”
    3. “It’s a pleasure to meet you.”
    4. “Good morning/afternoon/evening.”
    5. “May I ask how are you?”
    6. “How’s everything?”
    7. “Is there anything I can help you with?”
    8. “Are you feeling any better?”
    9. “Would you like to join me for tea/coffee/drink?”
    10. “Thank you for taking the time to talk to me.”

     

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    You can say, “I’m sorry to bother you but I have a request. I was wondering if it would be possible for you to do X?” and then follow up with a little bit of explanation. It doesn’t hurt to include a little bit of the reasoning behind why this is important to you.

    You can say, “I’m sorry to bother you but I have a request. I was wondering if it would be possible for you to do X?” and then follow up with a little bit of explanation. It doesn’t hurt to include a little bit of the reasoning behind why this is important to you.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    You can say, “I’m really enjoying this internship and I want to keep doing it next year. I’d like to know if there is any way I could be more involved in the team or projects in the future?” “I am really enjoying this internship and would like to see if there is any way I could get involved in yourRead more

    You can say,

    1. “I’m really enjoying this internship and I want to keep doing it next year. I’d like to know if there is any way I could be more involved in the team or projects in the future?”
    2. “I am really enjoying this internship and would like to see if there is any way I could get involved in your team or projects in the future?”
    3. “I really enjoy working with you. Would you be open to discussing future opportunities with me?”
    4. “I really enjoy working with you and would love to see if there is a way I could get more involved in your team or projects in the future?”
    5. “I really enjoy working with you and would love to discuss opportunities with you.”
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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    You can say, “I’d love to get a chance to take on a bigger project.” “I’m interested in trying something new. What would be an opportunity you think I could usefully apply my skills to?” “I’m really happy with what I’m doing now, but if there’s any way I could help out on the business side, I’d be hRead more

    You can say,

    1. “I’d love to get a chance to take on a bigger project.”
    2. “I’m interested in trying something new. What would be an opportunity you think I could usefully apply my skills to?”
    3. “I’m really happy with what I’m doing now, but if there’s any way I could help out on the business side, I’d be happy to do that.”
    4. “I’m really enjoying working with this team, but if I could help you with anything, I’d be more than happy to.”
    5. “It would be great if we could do a project together.”
    6. “What are some things you need done right now?”
    7. “I’m interested in learning more about your industry and how we can work together. How might we start doing that?”
    8. “How can I help you to grow your business?”
    9. “Can I take on some responsibility in the future? What would be a good opportunity for me to expand my role?”
    10. “I’m looking forward to seeing what’s possible. How do we get started?”
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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    "Thanks for coming over, but you know I don't really like having guests over." "I understand that you want to be comfortable and that you don't want to spend the night on the couch, but I really don't think it would be a good idea for you to stay here tonight." "Thanks for coming over, but I can't lRead more

    1. “Thanks for coming over, but you know I don’t really like having guests over.”
    2. “I understand that you want to be comfortable and that you don’t want to spend the night on the couch, but I really don’t think it would be a good idea for you to stay here tonight.”
    3. “Thanks for coming over, but I can’t let you stay here tonight.”
    4. “I am sorry, but you need to find another place to stay tonight.”
    5. “I’m sorry, but you need to leave right now. I have guests coming in from the airport.”
    6. “I’m sorry, but my son is coming home soon and he needs to be rested for his trip.”
    7. “My parents are coming home soon and they need their rest.”
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