SOLUTION 01. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Thomas Sterns Eliot was born in September 26, 1888 in St. Louis, Missouri. After studying at Harvard and Sorborne , he emigrated to England in 1914. 02. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Death is inevitable. Everybody knows it .Yet everybody forgets it for the necessity of life. Again, someone becomes immortal by welcoming the death with smiling face. Someone dies many times before death. 03. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. We live in Bangladesh . Almost all of us speak in Bangla . Most of the poeple of the country are Muslims. Besides Hindus, Buddhists and Christians also live here. About 80 per cent people live in the villages. 04. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Leisure is a relief from routine work. The students, the workers, the employees and all people have it when they are off from their regular duties. 05. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Mother is an unending sweet name. She loves her children, never neglects her duties to them. When I think if my mother leaves us , embraces the eternity, how we can bear this separation. Never! I must not let her go. But! is it possible? 06. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Alexander, the great ,was the king of Macedonia. He was the son of Philip, a mighty king of Sparta. He invaded India about 327 years before the birth of Christ. On the way , he defeated Porus and marched towards Punjab. 07. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Summer, the first season of Bangla year, consists of Baishakh and Jaishthya. Fruits of different items are seen available in the Summer season. When strong wind blows, the children, boys and girls come out under the tree to pick up mangoes. It is risky to go under trees because there might cause accident. 08. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. We believe in Almighty . He is everywhere. We are grateful to Him because He has given us many things. “Do you see Him?”, said the Dervish. 09. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. Thomas Alva Adison ,a great scientist, was born in 1847 in Ohio, America. As a little boy , he was very inquisitive. He always wanted to know how things were done. Very early in life ,he showed that he was full of curiosity , a quality which is so important to inventors. 10. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. “Will you come to my home tomorrow?”, I asked the boy. “We can discuss the terms and conditions then.” ,I said. “ I shall be very happy to meet you at your house. Thank you so much. ”,he replied. 11. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. “Will you buy my hair?”,asked Della.”I buy hair.”, said Madame.”Take your hat off and let’s have sight at the locks of it. Twenty dollars.”, said Madame lifting the mass with a practiced hand. 12. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. “Do you know Bangladesh Open University offers an English self learning course?” Rana said to Roni.”Yes, I have heard it from my father who works as a tutor.It is a six month course known as CELP.”,said Roni. 13. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. “Did you enjoy yourselves on the beach?”,Mrs.Jonson asked Mary. “Yes,thanks.”,Mary said, “but Susan cut her foot.” “How did she do that?”,Mrs.Jonson asked .”She trod on a sharp piece of glass .”,Mary said. 14. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. If a good man mixes with those who are bad and wicked ,he is sure to lose his character; whereas, if a bad man comes in contact with the good and the virtuous, he will soon be one of them. It is the company on which the structure of a man’s career is built. 15. Punctuate and capitalise the following passage. The great ship Titanic sailed for New York from Southampton on 10 April ,1912.She was carrying 1316 passengers and a crew of 891 at that time . However, she was not only the largest ship but also unsinkable. 16.Punctuate the following passage : Death is inevitable. Everybody knows it. Yet everybody forgets it for the necessity of life. Again, someone becomes immortal by welcoming the death with smiling face. Someone dies many times before death. 17.Punctuate the following passage : William Shakespeare, the monarch of world literature, was born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon. His mother was Mary Arden and his father was John Shakespeare. He was not much educated. He had little knowledge of grammar. 18.Punctuate the following passage : Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, has its own attractions. It is especially famous for its mosques and monuments, both old and new. The old ones are as attractive as the new ones. 19.Punctuate the following passage : The caliph said to dervishes, “Are you not of this house?” “No,” they replied. “We have never been in this house before.” Turning to the porter the caliph said, “Are you of this house?” “I have never set foot in this house before.” 20.Punctuate the following passage : “Why don’t you attend classes regularly?” the teacher said to the boy. “you cannot expect good results unless you attend classes.” 21.Punctuate the following passage : All she remembered from her childhood was the extreme want of food ,want of shelter and want of clothing. At the age of twelve, she was married to a 24 years old unemployed man. She had no solvency and happiness. 22.Punctuate the following passage : The old man said, “Could you give me some food? I’ve been starving for two days.” The maid said, “Why do you beg? can’t you work?” 23.Punctuate the following passage : “But one day I shot the albatross!” the old sailor told the marriage guest. “It was a terrible thing to do and everyone said I had killed the bird which made the winds blow. I had brought bad luck to the crew.” 24.Punctuate the following passage : On 25th March, the Pakistani Janta launched operation searchlight. It was for hunting down the Bangalees. But they marked the slogan for freeing the country. Ultimately, the Pakistani forces, the cruel animals surrendered, was defeated and left the country without any condition. 25.Punctuate the following passage :Those days of nature have gone . Now-a-days, we are getting more scientific because of our being educated. Do you think that our society has become a modern one ?This modern society is a great blessing for us all. It is our duty to save this modern society from all badness.
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