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Study Time

              Look at the sample draft of a postcard below. Examine the structure
              and language used. Generally, a postcard is  sent to friends conveying
              a message of travel and adventure or wishing Happy New Year and on
              other occasion. It can be sent from any part of the world.



                March 3, 2015
                                                                            STAMP
               Hi Dev!
                                Curriculum Development Centre
               Greetings from Phuket! I have just arrived at hotel, Lion. As I have
               promised, I am sending you a postcard. The weather is beautiful out
               here,  as you can imagine, and the beach is oh-so-inviting. Tonight
               we’re going to Muktaban. From tomorrow we’ll start meditation. Can
               you believe that we meditate on the seashore? Wish you were here!

               Paro

                  Put into Practice
              a.  Prepare a similar postcard message for a friend who is abroad
                  including your thrilling experience of camping /hiking.
              b.  Prepare a postcard for one of your relatives wishing them a Happy
                  New Year.
              c.  Go through the newspaper articles in the reading text and write similar
                  articles for the following headlines. Use the clues given in the boxes.
                  Use relative clauses and passive forms of verbs as needed.

                                        Killed in a Bus Accident
                  • a bus (5674 NA) going to Biratnagar

                  • collided with a tanker
                  • 2 killed on spot
                  • 2 died on the way to hospital
                                  Talented Students Awarded Medals

                  • the top 3 in SLC
                  • The best among the best, Manish Pradhan from Saraswoti School
                  • prize: gold, silver and bronze medals
                  • chief guest, the DEO, Makawanpur


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