Every Cloud has a silver Lining.

Short PPT of English
Subhralin Sahoo

1. EVERY CLOUD HAS A SILVER LINING NAME- SUBHRALIN SAHOO CLASS- XII-G ROLL.NO- 42 SBJECT- ENGLISH SUBJECT TEACHER- SAVITA BAWA MA`AM

2. You must have seen when dark clouds cover the sky for a moment the sun is not visible and the area darkens. But it is only temporary, and eventually, the clouds move away or disappear, allowing sunlight to brighten your view. If we look closely at a dark cloud, we can see the sunrays brightening up its edges like shining silver. Something very similar happens in our life as well .

3. In the proverb ‘Every dark cloud has a silver lining’, the clouds are being compared to troubles, misery, tragedy, and all the bad times of an individual’s life. And the ‘silver lining’ in the proverb all in all refers to good times, happy moments or solution of a problem. The entire proverb is based on ‘hope’. If people have hope on things will eventually get better and keep working towards their goal, then things will indeed turn in their favour . People can either choose to live life in misery and hopelessness, while all along whining about their conditions or they can choose to be optimistic and lead a fruitful life.

4. The ones who expect to make the best out of their life know how to widen their horizons. And these are the same ones who look beyond those momentary troubles that cloud their skies at that instant. The desire of moving forward in life, growth, and the shine of personality is represented through the phrase ‘silver lining’.

5. Every cloud has a silver lining Meaning - Even a very bad situation has a positive or hopeful side In Hindi - निराशापूर्ण स्थिति में भी आशा की किरण होती है

6. Meanings - There is something good in everything that’s bad -Every negative occurrence has a positive aspect to it -Every difficult or unpleasant situation has some advantage -Some benefit can always be derived from a bad thing that happens .

7. Example Sentences -Even though he had lost the match, he had gained in experience and was now more confident. Every cloud has a silver lining. -Though he had failed his exam, he realized that every cloud has a silver lining, as now he could focus his attention on things he loved doing This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC

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9. We can use this idiom to our friends , siblings. Family members or with any other person to motivate them ,to encourage them and to tell them that they you should never feel hopeless because difficult times always lead to better days. Origin It appears that the origin of this phrase is in 1634 from John Milton’s poem “Comus.” It reads The phrase has been in use in its exact form since the mid-1800s

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