An essay on Computer

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An essay on Computer

Introduction :- In this era of technology computer has very much importance. We can say that without computer today’s modern technology is nothing. Today computer is playing a vital roll in our life. There is no any place, where there is no computer today. Using computer is not our luxury, it is not our comfort but in this age using computer has become our necessity. It is a very wonderful, useful very  powerful and magical machine. Today this miraculous machine has brought a new change and a new revolution in human life. It has changed our life style also.

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Namaskaar...Preey Mitro, English improve karne ke liye vocabulary yaad karna va ise yaad rakhna anivaarya hai. Parantu vocabulary yaad karne waale vidhyaarthiyo ke saath yeh samasyaa hona aam baat hai, ki unhe shabd yaad nahi hote yaa ve vocabulary bhool jaaya karte hai. Mitro is tathya se bhi hum aapko avgat karva de ki, yeh bhaasha hindi bhaasha ke samaan maatra 2 laakh yaa savaa 2 laakh shabd hi apne shabd bhandaar me sammahit nahi kiye hue hai, apitu mitro is vishv bhaasha roopi mahasaagar me lagbhag 10 laakh se bhi adhik shabd hai. Parantu phir bhi mitro is tathya se hume ghabrane ki aavashyakta nahi hai. Ab yahaa aapko me yeh baat bataana uchit samjhoonga ki, angrezy bhaasha seekhne ki drashti se hindi se adhik saral hai...Kyuki mitro yeh tathya bhi hume kadaapi nahi bhoolna chahiye ki hum sabhi ne is antarrashtreey bhaasha ko likhna seekhne hetu is bhaasha ki varnamaala ke maatra 26 letters hi seehe the, jabki hindi bhaasha ko likhna seekhne me iske dogune arhtat 52 varn hume seekhne pade the. Khair mitro yeh hamaari agli post me hum aapko samjhaane ki koshish karenge ki kis prakaar English hindi se adhik saral hai. (How English language is easier than hindi language) To aaiye filhal hum uprokt Vocabulary sambandhi is samasya ko kuchh hal karne me aapki madad kare.

Passage - Bravery

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Bravery

    Bravery is generally defined in terms of physical feats. According to them bravery is the timely use of physical powers. But the fact is that bravery has not as much concern with physical strength as it has with spiritual one. In fact bravery is the power motivated by internal strength and mental spirit.

    To save one’s life in the struggling conditions of the world can also be called bravery, but the high spirit of people’s welfare is inherent in bravery. We can say that to struggle against injustice is also bravery and showing courage to do a perilous job is also bravery. Sacrifice for the society and the nation is also bravery. A person who show unusual courage in a battle is not the only person to be called brave, but a person who makes laudable contribution in the field of karma, philanthropy and religion is also called brave. Persons who keep patience in difficult circumstances are the real brave.

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Essay - Early Rising

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Early Rising

    Early rising is a very good habit. It keeps us healthy. It makes us able to work hard. Early hours are good for our body and mind as well. The air is then cool and fresh. It is very useful for our lungs. It gives them strength. A walk in the early hours keeps us physically fit. A student can study better in the early hours. It is very calm at that time. There is no noise. One can learn better and quickly in the early hours. An early riser can start his work earlier than others. In this way, he can work more. In short, Early Rising is the best way to rise in one’s life. It is said that  ‘Early to bed and early to rise to make a man healthy, wealthy and wise.' 

Passage - Obedience

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Obedience

    Children, young men and old men all wish that others should do what they want them to do. Sometimes they say it politely with love, sometimes they say it with threats. This does not mean that they all issue orders. Only elders have the right to issue orders and not the younger ones. Why is it so? Why are the orders issued? What is the objective of issuing orders?

      Elders, parents and teachers have not only the experience of life, but they also care for the younger ones. They want to make the younger once like fully baked pot. For this the raw pot has to be heated. We can call this process of heating as obedience. In fact obedience is the education in good manners and an art of making children mentally mature, which parents and teachers consider to be their basic duty. Therefor we should obey our parents and teachers without any hesitation. The logic behind this is that our parents and teachers can never think of our disadvantage. Even if we suffer due to obedience of their orders, we consider it as some mistake, carelessness or lack of expertise on their part and try to find some advantage in future out of our suffering. So in all eventualities we obey them. Obedience is that lesson in the school of life which brings knowledge to the ignorant and makes an idler a hard worker. Obedience is not learning, it is a step of learning. The future and well being of the person obeying the orders is involved in this. The person issuing orders has no self-interest in it.

Speech - The Importance of time

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The Importance of time

    Time is precious. Everyone in this world accepts the importance of time. Proper use of  time has a special significance in the progress of  mankind. Someone has rightly said, “The arrow shot from a bow, words once spoken, and the time which has passed, never return.” Working on time, is the proper use of time. Proper use of time is the key to man’s success. Those persons who divide their time properly and plan their activities accordingly, never feel any difficulty in doing them. There is coordination between the pace and method of doing their work. Such persons enjoy happy family life. They are also revered in the society.

    We should not waste time. The key to success is 'Time is money' Don’t put off the work for tomorrow, which can be done today. Do today’s work now. Those persons who have achieved glory in history and who have inspiring personality have all realized the importance of time. They developed their qualities as per time schedule. They have done their duty on time. If expected steps are not taken on time, intelligent people lose their intellect, the strong their strength, and the wealthy their wealth.Time cannot be accumulated. Its proper use only paves the way to success.

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Passage - Honesty

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Honesty

    Honesty is directly related to a person’s truthfulness. Honesty and truth are complementary to each other. A man who speaks truth can only be an honest man. Honesty is very precious in our life. An honest man sets an example before the society. Character of man is the key to success. Building a good character brings such an amount of power in an individual that he can succeed in each struggle of life. From ancient times good character is identified with honesty in our culture.We take the help of truth and honesty to make progress in our life. An honest man succeeds in all walk of  life. Wherever he goes he leaves an impression behind him in the society. An honest man follows the path of justice and keeps himself away from selfishness. He gets delight in speaking the truth and behaving  honestly.

Passage - Courtesy

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Courtesy

    Courtesy can be defined as the best behaviour. The man whose behaviour is good cannot harm others. He is always ready to provide comforts to others. Courtesy teaches a person to behave properly. Man gets self-satisfaction by being courteous. Courtesy is beneficial to an individual, society and nation and enables them to make progress through it. Courtesy is very necessary for achieving religious, cultural and physical goals. Everyone is pleased with good, gentle and courteous behaviour. Courteous children, men and women enhance the prestige of the society and the nation.

Speech - The importance of English

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The importance of  English

    This is the era of English. In this age English language is very necessary to get progress. Today English  language is playing a vital roll in students life.This language has great importance. As an international language this language works as a link between two countries. Today English language has become compulsory in each & every field,  like Traveling, Banking, Business, Education, Medical etc. This language has a vast literature and great vocabulary. It is an easy, popular and interesting language. It is easy to read, write, and to speak. Today the knowledge of English language is the measurement of our education. It is a common language for each and every country. We can say that it is a world language.

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Story - Phoolchand

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Phoolchand

    Phoolchand was cutting a branch of a tree in his field. While he was sawing it, Ashok passed by that field. Ashok stopped and said, “O man! If you continue sawing that branch like this, You will fall down with it.” He said so because phoolchand was sitting on the branch and cutting it at a place between himself and the trunk of the tree. Phoolchand said nothing. He thought, “ Ashok is foolish person. He has no work to do, but he is going about advising others.”

    Ashok went on his way. Soon after the branch fell and phool chand also went down with it. “My God !” He cried “Ashok knows the future. I shall ask him how long I am going to live?” Phoolchand ran after Ashok. Phoolchand was really a foolish Person.

Story - A friend in need is a friend indeed

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A friend in need is a friend indeed

    Ashok and Raj were two friends. Once they were going through a forest. They saw a bear coming towards them. They were in great danger. Raj at once climbed up a tree without caring for his friend. Ashok was very fat. He couldn’t climb up the tree. He laid down on the ground. He held his breath. The bear came to Ashok. He smelt him. He considered him dead. So he left him and went away.

Raj came down from the tree. He said to Ashok, “What did the bear whisper in your ear?”Ashok replied, “The bear advised me not to trust a selfish friend. “Raj felt ashamed. Truly a friend in need is a friend indeed.

Story - Once a liar, always a liar

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Once a liar, always a liar

    Once there was a shepherd boy. He looked after the sheep of the villagers. One day he thought of a mischief. He climbed up a tree. He cried, “Wolf ! Wolf ! Help me !” The villagers came running. They found no wolf there. They went back angry. This happened the second time also.

    One day a wolf really came there. The boy cried for help.The villagers didn’t believe him. They didn’t come to his help. The wolf killed many sheep. He than sprang upon the boy. He tore him two pieces. Once a liar, always a liar.

Story - Tit for tat

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Tit for tat

    A fox and a crane lived in a forest. The fox was very cunning. One day he invited the crane to dinner. He placed a flat dish before the crane. There was soup in it. The crane had a long beak. He could pick up very little soup. The fox lapped it up in no time. The crane went away hungry.

    Next day the crane invited the fox. He placed a narrow jug before the fox. There was boiled rice in it. The fox couldn’t put his mouth into the narrow jug. He couldn’t eat any rice. The crane ate all the rice. The fox had to go hungry. He got tit for tat.

Story - Slow but steady wins the race

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Slow but steady wins the race

    A hare and a tortoise lived in a forest. The hare was very proud of his fast speed. He used to laugh at the tortoise for his slow speed. The tortoise could not bear this. One day he challenged the hare to run a race with him. The hare agreed. They fixed a goal.

    Next morning the race began. The hare ran very fast. The tortoise went slowly after him. He was left far behind. On the way there was a shady tree. The hare ran very fast. The hare said to himself, “The tortoise is far behind. I can take rest for some time under this tree.” So he lay down and was soon fast asleep.

    The tortoise moved on slowly. He did not take rest. He reached the goal. After some time the hare woke up. He ran very fast. He reached the goal. There he saw the tortoise. The proud hare had to feel small.

Story - Union is strength

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Union is strength

    An old farmer had four sons. The sons always kept quarreling. One day the farmer called his sons. He gave them a bundle of sticks. He asked them to break it. All tried one by one. But none could break it. Then the farmer untied the bundle. Now even the youngest son could break the sticks easily. The farmer said, “Learn a lesson from it. you should live united like these sticks. No one can harm you then. “Union is strength.” The sons promised to live in peace. They never quarreled again.

Story - Do good and find good

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Do good and find good

    There was a lion. One day he was sleeping under a tree. A mouse came there. It began to jump over the lion. The lion woke up. He caught the mouse. He wanted to kill it. The mouse begged for mercy. The lion was very kind. He let the mouse go. After some days the lion fell into a hunter’s trap. He began to roar. The mouse heard him. It came running. It bit through the ropes. The lion was soon free. He thanked the mouse and went away. If you do good, you will find good.

Passage - The wonders of Nature

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The wonders of Nature

    Nature’s bounty is boundless. If you try to list the millions of things all around you, there will be no end to it. Everything in nature is a marvel in itself. Even the simplest things which you take for granted are not really simple. For example, you have seen colorful, pretty flowers and enjoyed the sweetness of variety of tastes!

    There are thousands of other things in nature’s treasure trove, which are absolutely different from what you come across in your daily life. Have you ever heard of an entire range of high hills smoking fumes in the air for years together? Or about a city in England having received frog rain? Or of a reptile that can actually walk on water?

    There are many such unusual facts about your natural surroundings which, when brought to light, surprise you and trigger your curiosity to know more. For instance, even a child knows about an elephant, but how many of you know that an elephant’s trunk comprises of more than forty thousand muscles? Such intriguing facts make the study of nature interesting.

                                             

Passage - Courage and Confidence

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Courage and Confidence

    Timidity and self - distrust are almost as serious faults as conceit and over confidence. There are many people who have real talent in different areas, and yet never accomplish anything, because they are afraid of taking the initiative. In this way good and useful things are lost. A reasonable amount of confidence in one’s own powers is necessary for success. Thus we can say that talent never goes waste, but it should be directed in the appropriate direction. Sometimes a great deal of talent is lost in the world for want of a little courage.

Passage - As you sow, so shall you reap

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As you sow, so shall you reap

    While out driving with my children one day, I noticed a woman standing beside her car. I pulled up behind her and discovered that not only was a tyr flat, but she wasn’t sure how to change it. I offered to fix it, and we were soon both on our way.

    After a few days, I decided to head to home when I noticed steam rising from my bonnet. I pulled into a restaurant car park and found a hole in the radiator. A truck had just driven in, and driver asked me what the problem was, I explained, adding that my brother, Ashok, was a car mechanic and that I’d call him.When he found out Ashok lived an hour away, he took my kids into the restaurant and brought them supper, refusing payment. Then he took us to his relative’s house nearby.

    Not only did the man wait for Ashok to arrive, but they drove off  together to have a look at the car. After it was fixed, I thanked the man for his overwhelming generosity. “It’s no trouble,” he said. “ I happened to be driving down the highway a few days ago and saw you helping a lady with her car troubles. “What goes around, comes around.”

Passage - The Meditation

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The Meditation

        The ultimate challenge is to make your mind calm. And the ultimate solution is meditation. In today’s age every second person recommends meditation - to the first! And for a student, there can’t be a more powerful technique to improve long term performance in studies.

    Calm mind better retention. Better health, focus and concentration are the obvious benefits.You will realize the benefits, as you practice includes a general sense of well being and happiness and spiritual growth. The ‘mood’ problem can be taken care of by this way - Meditation.

Passage - Book Reading

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Book Reading

    It is said that Reading makes a full man. Read not to contradict and confuse, nor to believe and take for granted, nor to find talk and discourse; but to weigh and consider. Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested, that is some books are to be read only in parts, others to be read but not curiously, and some to be read wholly and with diligence and action. Some books also may be read by deputy, and extracts made of them by others, but that would be only in the less important arguments and meaner sort of  books, else distilled books are like common distilled waters, flashy things.

    A man who develops the habit of reading books is always happy because books are the source of enjoyment, inspiration and instruction. In the company of books nobody feels lonely. He always has pleasant occupation of  leisure moments. This is a possession more precious than gold. It is because of this that Ruskin calls books ‘King’s Treasures’. Treasures filled not with gold and silver but with knowledge, noble thoughts and ideas. It has rightly been said, “Good books are like fast friends.” Those who do not read books are really poor, because they possess only the worldly wealth but not the wealth of knowledge. However, it is important that one should acquire the habit of reading at a young age.

Passage - Improve your English

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Improve your English

    How can you best improve your English depends on where you live and particularly on whether or not you live in an English speaking community. If you hear English spoken everyday and mixed freely with English speaking people, that is the whole an advantage. On the other hand, it is often confusing to have the whole language poured over you at once. Ideally, a step by step course should accompany or lead up to this experience. It will also help a great deal if you can easily get the sort of English books, English news papers in which you are interested.

    To read a lot is essential. Some people say that spoken and written language are quite different things. No this is not so.There is a very great deal of  link between spoken and written language. In learning the Syntax, Patterns,Vocabulary, and Composition of the written form we are learning to a considerable extent those of the spoken form too. We are, In fact learning the language and not merely a form of the language.                   

Story - The Clever Fox

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The Clever Fox

    Once a fox was very hungry. He went in search of food. He came to a garden. There he saw a crow. The crow was sitting in a tree. It had a piece of meat. The fox wanted to get that piece of meat from the crow. He said to the crow. “You are a beautiful bird. You sing sweet sweet songs. Please sing me a song.” The foolish crow was taken in. It began to sing. It said, “Caw! Caw!”As soon as it opened its mouth to sing, the piece of meat fell down. The fox picked it up and ran away.

Passage - Good Handwriting

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Good handwriting

    “I do not know whence I got the notion that good hand-writing was a necessary part of education, but I retained it until I went to England. When later, especially in south Africa, I saw the beautiful hand-writing of the lawyers and the young men born and educated in south Africa, I was ashamed of myself and repented my neglect. I saw that bad hand-writing should be regarded as a sign of imperfect education. I tried later to improve mine but it was too late. I could never repair the neglect of my youth. Let every man and woman be warned by my example and understand that good hand-writing is a necessary part of education."                                    By - M.K. Gandhi

Passage - The greedy friends

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The greedy friends

Once three friends set out on a long journey in search of jobs. As they passed through a dense forest, they saw a bag full of gold coins and felt very happy. They decided to divide the coins equally among themselves.
    All of them were hungry, so one of them went to a nearby village to buy food. The friend who went to the village became greedy and he mixed poison in the food. The other two also became greedy, so they, too, made a plan to kill the third one. so when he came back, they killed him with a knife. After killing him they ate all the poisoned food and fell down dead. As a result no one could get the money.

  

Story - The learned fools

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The learned fools

    Once there lived four friends.Three of them were learned men. People called them Doctors but they were not wise. The fourth man was not a Doctor, but he was a wise man.
    One day the four friends were passing through a forest. They saw a lion on their way. It was half dead. “Let’s give it life.” They said.
    “ I can put the bones together.” said the one.
    “ I can stitch up the wounds.” said the other friend.
    “ I can make its heart beat again.” said the third friend.
    But the fourth man said, “Stop! Don’t do that. The lion will kill you.”
    The learned Doctors laughed at him and called him a fool. As they started their work, the fourth man climbed up a tall tree.
    The lion soon woke up. Then it sprang upon the three Doctors and killed them.When the lion had gone away, the fourth man climbed down from the tree and went home.

Passage - The vain stag

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The vain stag

    There lived a stag in a forest. One day he felt thirsty. He went to the river. The water in the river was very clear. The stag saw his reflection in it. He said to himself, “ My horns are very beautiful. But my legs are very thin and ugly.”

    The stag felt proud of his big horns. But he was ashamed of his thin legs.

    Just then a hunter came there with his hounds. The stag ran for his life. He ran as fast as he could. Soon he was out of danger. Thus his thin legs saved his life.

    But suddenly his big horns were caught in a bush. The stag tried hard to free himself. But it was all in vain. Soon the hounds came there. They fell upon the stag. They tore him two pieces.     

Passage - Bad company

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Bad company

    Ashok was the only son of his parents. He was a good boy but he got into bad company. His father advised him, but to not effect. At last the father hit upon an idea.
    He went to the bazar and brought some fine apples. He said to Ashok, “Put these apples in your almirah.” The next day he brought a rotten apple. Again he said to Ashok, “Put this apple also among those fine apples.”
    The next day Ashok opened the Almirah. All the apples had gone bad. A very bad smell was coming from them. Now the father said, “Look here, Ashok, one rotten apple has spoiled all those good apples. You should learn a lesson from it. Give up your bad company, my son!”
    Ashok took the advice of his father. He gave up bad company. He became a good boy once again.

Passage - The greedy Doctor

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The greedy doctor

    Once there was a Doctor. He was a greedy man. One day an ailing old man came to him. The Doctor treated him carelessly so after some days the old man died. The sons of the man seized  the Doctor. They put him in a dark room and tied him with a rope. In the night the Doctor got loose from the rope. He escaped from the room. On the way he swam across the river also. When he reached home he found his son Ashok studying some medical books. He said “Listen my son, the first and the most important thing for a Doctor to do is to learn to swim.”
    The greedy Doctor is again wrong here. The important thing for every professional is “Don’t be greedy.”

Passage - Faith in God

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Faith in god

    Once a woman was standing in the balcony of  her home. She was holding her baby in her arms. As she was looking below, the baby slipped out of her hands. Down below there was heavy traffic on the road. Buses, trucks, Cars, and scooters were passing by. The mother ran down for help. She cried and cried but could not find her baby anywhere.

    People on the road wondered. “Where did the baby go ?” They asked her to report to the police. A truck carrying cushions and pillow stopped near a shop. A baby’s cry came from the back of the the truck. The baby lying on the topmost cushion, sucking its thumb.

    “Look, a baby here!” shouted the truck driver. “How did he get in ?” Everyone wondered. soon the baby was handed over to the police. The police took the baby to its mother. The mother was over joyed and she thanked the police.

    Who saved the baby’s life, the truck driver or the police ? Surely, it was the unseen hands of God. We should faith in God.

Passage - An ideal student

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An ideal student

My grand mother Krishtakka, never went to school, so she could not read. Once she said to me “I have decided to learn the Kannada alphabet from today right now. I will work very hard. I saw the determination on her face. Yet I laughed at her. “Avva at this age of sixty-two you want to learn the Kannada alphabet? All your hair is grey, your hands are wrinkled, you wear spectacles and you work so much in the kitchen........”

    For a good cause if you are determined, you can overcome any obstacle. I will work harder than anybody but I will do it. For learning there is no age bar.”
    I started my coaching. Avva was a wonderful student. The amount of  homework and classwork  she did was amazing. She would read, write and recite. I was her first Teacher and She was my first Student.
    Once in a function my grandmother called me and made me to sit on the chair. She presented me a gift. Then she did something unusual. She bent down and touched my feet. I was surprised and taken aback. Elders never touch the feet of youngers.
    She replied, “I am touching the feet of a Teacher not my grand daughter, a Teacher who taught me so well. With so much affection that I can read any novel confidently in such short period of four months. It is not written in our scripture that a teacher should be respected, irrespective of the gender and age.” I knew that my student had come off  with flying colours.

Passage - Respecting the parents

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Respecting the parents

 An old father asked a question to his son “What is that bird?” The son replied “That is a Crow.” Again his father asked the same question. The son said with some irritation, “That is a Crow, That is a crow.
    After some time, the old father again asked his son “What is that bird?” This time the son almost shouted at his father, “Why are you asking a silly question again and again?” Although I have replied you three times that “That is a Crow. Can’t you understand or listen this?”
    His father smiled but didn’t tell him anything more and a while he went inside his room. He came back with an old tattered diary which he used to write since his son was born. He opened  a page and told his son to read that page.
    His son read in the diary his father had written :“Today my young son aged ninenteen was sitting with me in the garden. Suddenly he saw a cuckoo. It was on a mango tree. My son asked me twelfth times what it was. I replied and replied him all the times that it was a cuckoo. I hugged him with great affection whenever he asked the same question.”His son hung his head in shame.
    So, if your parents attain old age, don’t rebuff them. Don’t look upon them as a burden. Always speak to them gently, be obedient, humble and kind to them. Be considerate to your parents. Remember you are also going to be a parent after a little time in futere.

Passage - Learning a language

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Learning a language

       A language that a child learns and picks up from the people around him is called a mother tongue, and a foreign language is a language that one uses for a limited purpose. The mother tongue comes in a natrual way, whereas a foreign language is learned so that one may be able to write and speak it. A language is learned with its structure, grammar and vocabulary. The mother tongue may have a different sentence  structure. Often the method of translation is adopted for easy understanding of a foreign language.The exposure to a language is also the most  important factor in learning.