This poem beautifully sums of the relationship of siblings as to how they fight with each other over silly things and how quickly they forget about those things and move on. There are no real grudges or real reasons for them to fight it is just for the fun of it that they carry on doing so.......................
The Quarrel - Honeysuckle - Class 6 - English
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With your partner try to guess the meaning of the underlined phrases. (i) And somehow we (fell out) (ii) The afternoon (turned black).
(i) It means to reach a point of disagreement and to stop talking to each other (ii) Here turned black means it was night but their fight was still going on.
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Read these lines from the poem: (i) One thing led to another (ii) The start of it was slight (iii) The end of it was strong (iv) The afternoon turned black (v) Thumped me on the back Discuss with your partner what these lines mean.
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