How To Write "FLAP"?

AmeerKalera · #1 Friday, January 09, 2015

I want to know how can I write a flap. Please tell me with an example

mhmm · #2 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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I want to know how can I write a flap. Please tell me with an example

The flap of a book is the part of the cover folded to appear on the inside front and back of a book. Book flaps contain information designed to help sell the book, as well as information about the book's author. A book flap also typically includes a photograph of the author,are either written in house by staff writers or by the author himself so i suggest you to write by your self if you own that what you're writing flap for and erite about yourself or what inspired you to write this.
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SYED KAMRAN ALI SHAH · #3 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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I want to know how can I write a flap. Please tell me with an example

Flap means to move up and down some thing
She is flapping his hand to keep warm.
There is also a term birds flap means flying of a bird up and down quickly.
The bird flapped its wing and flew away.

SYED KAMRAN ALI SHAH · #4 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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The flap of a book is the part of the cover folded to appear on the inside front and back of a book. Book flaps contain information designed to help sell the book, as well as information about the book's author. A book flap also typically includes a photograph of the author,are either written in house by staff writers or by the author himself so i suggest you to write by your self if you own that what you're writing flap for and erite about yourself or what inspired you to write this.
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But it can also be used as a verb, as well as, as a noun. The example of flap as verb is given in previous comment.

mhmm · #5 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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But it can also be used as a verb, as well as, as a noun. The example of flap as verb is given in previous comment.

Please read the question carefully, what the person is saying.Thank you

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SYED KAMRAN ALI SHAH · #6 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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Please read the question carefully, what the person is saying.Thank you

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Sorry, I was wrong.
Haste makes waste

mhmm · #7 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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I'm really disappointed to question here because no one is willing to answer my question. I conjecture, all are busy in preparation for CSS?

Ameer
The flap of a book is the part of the cover folded to appear on the inside front and back of a book. Book flaps contain information designed to help sell the book, as well as information about the book's author. A book flap also typically includes a photograph of the author,are either written in house by staff writers or by the author himself so i suggest you to write by your self if you own that what you're writing flap for and erite about yourself or what inspired you to write this.
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AmeerKalera · #8 Saturday, January 10, 2015

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Ameer
The flap of a book is the part of the cover folded to appear on the inside front and back of a book. Book flaps contain information designed to help sell the book, as well as information about the book's author. A book flap also typically includes a photograph of the author,are either written in house by staff writers or by the author himself so i suggest you to write by your self if you own that what you're writing flap for and erite about yourself or what inspired you to write this.
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Sir, I think respectable member Syed has also given this introduction, and I know this. But I want you should help me if you've read any book and write flap on it. It will be more benefit for me to exercise this.

mhmm · #9 Saturday, January 10, 2015

I hope this helps you

http://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/lift-the-flap
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