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Write a short paragraph on any one of the following:

(i) A Road Accident

(ii) The Teacher you like the most

(iii) A Busy Street

Answer:

A Road Accident

It is a mad craze for speed which is the major cause of road accidents. Only last month, I witnessed a fatal accident. At the crossroads, near LIC building, I saw a car coming at the speed of eighty kilometers per hour. As it swept round the sharp corner, it crashed into a white Zantro coming from the opposite direction. Happily no one was killed, but several people were seriously injured. The two cars were fully damaged. To drive recklessly is to court death.

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The Teacher You Like the Most

All teachers deserve my respect, but I like my English teacher the most. I like her so much because she treats us all as her own children. She spares no pains to moulid the students characters on right track. She is always there to guide her students. Her tender and affectionate nature attracts the students towards her. Students took upon her as their friend, helper and guide. At the same time, she possess a knock of making her subject interesting even to an average student. It is on account of these qualities that I like her the best of all.

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A Busy Street

The Meena Bazar is one of the busiest streets in my town. There is always a surging crowd of humanity in it. It is nosiest throughout the day and the later part of the night. There is a continual rush of traffic. The air resounds with the hooting of horns and the ringing of bells. The road is lined on either side with shops of every kind. Most of the slops dealing in the same articles are found together. This is a great convenience to the customers. Some of the shops follow the latest designs in window display. They have an attractive display of toys, hosiery, shoes, cloth and various fancy goods. All the shops have large and painted signboards to attract the attention of the public. It is in the evening when electric bulbs glow that the bazaar appears in its best form. During the evening hours, buyers, onlookers, fashionable gentlemen and brightly-dressed ladies, scooters and motor cars, all help to make a great noise. They add to the splendour of the bazaar.