Friday, November 17

Compulsory English-II (387) Auttumn 2023

Compulsory English-II (387)

Q.1:     Read Unit 1 to learn how to express your likes and dislikes and then make 10 sentences (2 each) expressing your likes and dislikes regarding the following. Use a different expression each time. Follow the example. 

  Example: I enjoy cooking.

 I don't like cooking at all.

i.          Sports

ii.         Co-education

iii.        Watching television

iv.        Reading story books

v.         Video Games

Certainly! Here are 10 sentences expressing likes and dislikes on the given topics:

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i. Sports

1. I absolutely love playing sports, especially soccer—it's a great way to stay active and have fun.

2. Sports are not really my thing; I find them a bit too physically demanding for my liking.

ii. Co-education

3. I appreciate the benefits of co-education as it allows students to interact with diverse perspectives and fosters a better understanding between genders.

4. I'm not a fan of co-education; I think it can sometimes lead to distractions and hinders a focused learning environment.

iii. Watching television

5. Watching television is one of my favorite pastimes, especially when I can unwind with a good movie or an interesting documentary.

6. I find watching television quite boring; I prefer more interactive activities that engage my mind.

iv. Reading story books

7. Reading story books is a wonderful escape for me, transporting me to different worlds and allowing my imagination to run wild.

8. I don't particularly enjoy reading story books; I find them time-consuming, and I prefer other forms of entertainment.

v. Video Games

9. Playing video games is a thrilling experience for me; it's a fantastic way to relax and challenge myself mentally.

10. I don't understand the appeal of video games; I find them a waste of time and prefer more productive activities.

Each sentence expresses a different nuance of likes and dislikes for the given topics.

Q.2      In Unit 2 of your text book you have learnt how to talk about your plans using different expression, e.g. I'm thinking of, I intend to, I am going to, I haven't decided etc. Make five sentences about you plans and the things you want to do on the next school trip. Follow the example.        (20)

            Example: I am thinking of wearing my blue jacket.

Certainly! Here are five sentences about my plans for the next school trip:

1. I intend to explore the historical sites we'll be visiting and learn more about the cultural significance of each location.

 

2. I'm considering bringing my camera along, as I am going to capture memories and moments during the school trip.

3. I haven't decided yet, but I am thinking of trying the local cuisine at the places we'll be visiting to experience the authentic flavors of the region.

4. I am going to participate in the group activities and team-building exercises planned for the trip, aiming to strengthen bonds with my classmates.

5. I have planned to set aside some time for personal reflection during the trip—I am thinking of keeping a travel journal to document my thoughts and feelings.

These sentences illustrate different expressions related to plans and intentions for the upcoming school trip.

Q.3      Use the following information in future tense for expressing your intentions and plans. Follow the example. Read Unit 2, Section B of your textbook to learn more about it.           (10)

Example: I will recite Quran in the morning.

Activity

Recite

Watch TV

Study

Do grocery

Go to gym  Visit my uncle

Time

Morning

5-6 pm

7:30 pm

Thursday

Evening

This summer

Certainly! Here are sentences expressing intentions and plans using the provided information:

1. I will recite the Quran every morning to start my day with a sense of peace and reflection.

2. I plan to watch TV from 5 to 6 pm to unwind and catch up on my favorite shows.

3. I intend to dedicate time every Thursday evening to study, ensuring I stay on top of my academic commitments.

4. This summer, I am planning to do grocery shopping regularly to maintain a well-stocked and healthy pantry.

5. I have scheduled my evenings to go to the gym, aiming to stay fit and healthy during this summer.

6. I will visit my uncle whenever possible, making it a point to spend quality time with family members.

These sentences use the future tense and express intentions and plans related to various activities and times mentioned.

Q.4      In Unite 3 of your text book; you have learnt how to give instructions to others about different things. Look at the map given below and write a few sentences giving direction to a friend who is standing at the coffee shop  and wants to reach the cinema first and then the park.         (10)

 Certainly! Here are directions from the coffee shop to the cinema and then to the park:

1. Start at the coffee shop and head west on Elm Street until you reach the first intersection.

2. At the intersection, turn left onto Oak Avenue. Continue walking straight for two blocks.

3. When you reach the end of Oak Avenue, turn right onto Maple Street. You'll notice the cinema on your left after walking for about five minutes.

4. Once you reach the cinema, continue walking past it, and take the first left onto Pine Street.

5. Follow Pine Street for three blocks, and you'll arrive at the park. You'll see the entrance on your right.

Remember to follow street signs and landmarks to ensure you're on the right track. Enjoy your journey to the cinema and the park!

Q5:      Write an informal letter to your friend congratulating him/her on shifting to a new house and praising the house. Read Unit 3 for guidance on writing informal letters.            (10)

Dear [Friend's Name],

I hope this letter finds you in great spirits. I recently heard the exciting news that you've shifted to a new house, and I couldn't be happier for you! Congratulations on this significant milestone in your life.

I can only imagine the hustle and bustle of moving, but I trust that the joy of settling into a new home far outweighs the temporary chaos. It's been a while since we caught up, and I'm eager to hear all about your new place.

From what I've heard, your new house is nothing short of amazing. The pictures I've seen showcase a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. I'm thrilled for you to have found a place that not only meets your practical needs but also reflects your style and personality.

It must be exhilarating to explore and make the space your own. Moving into a new house is like starting a new chapter, and I'm sure this one is filled with excitement, warmth, and the promise of wonderful memories. I can't wait to come over and experience the charm of your new abode firsthand.

Knowing you, I'm certain you've already added your unique touch to every corner of the house. Your impeccable taste and eye for detail will undoubtedly turn your new residence into a home filled with love and character.

I'm particularly curious about the neighborhood. Are there any hidden gems or local favorites you've discovered? It's always interesting to explore new surroundings, and I'm eager to hear about the community you're now a part of.

Moving can be both thrilling and challenging, but it's also an opportunity for a fresh start. I hope your new home becomes a sanctuary where you find peace, comfort, and the joy of creating beautiful memories. May this new chapter in your life be filled with happiness, laughter, and all the positive vibes that a new home brings.

If you're up for it, let's plan a get-together soon. I'd love to see your new place, catch up on life, and perhaps bring a little housewarming gift to add to the charm of your home.

Wishing you all the best in this exciting new chapter. Congratulations once again, and here's to the countless adventures and memories waiting to unfold in your new home!

Looking forward to catching up soon.

Warmest regards,

[Your Name]

Q6:      You have read in unit 4 how to ask questions to get information. Make question sentences using the following points for getting information.          (10)

            Example: Time of interview from office.

                             What time the interview will take place?

i.          repair any objet.

ii.         address form your aunt.

iii.        year from the manager.

iv.        time duration of flight form your friend.

v.         reason of sadness form sister.

Certainly! Here are question sentences based on the given points to gather information:

1. **Repair any object.**

- What is the process to repair this particular object?

- Could you provide instructions on how to fix this?

2. **Address from your aunt.**

- What is the current address of our aunt?

- Could you please share the address where Aunt is staying now?

3. **Year from the manager.**

- What is the specific year that the manager mentioned in the meeting?

- Could you clarify the year the manager was referring to during the discussion?

4. **Time duration of flight from your friend.**

- How long is the flight, according to your friend?

- Can you find out the duration of the flight from your friend?

5. **Reason for sadness from sister.**

- What is the reason behind our sister's sadness?

- Could you ask our sister about the cause of her sadness?

These questions aim to extract specific information from various sources, applying the principles learned in Unit 4 about asking questions to gather details.

Q.7      Preparing an effective Curriculum Vitae is one of the most important jobs in a person's career. Construct a Curriculum vitae for salesman for a pharmaceutical company following the sample given to you in Unit 5 of your text book.        (10)

Certainly! Below is a sample Curriculum Vitae (CV) for a Salesman applying for a position in a pharmaceutical company. Please note that specific details, such as name, contact information, and exact job experiences, should be tailored to the individual's personal information.

# Curriculum Vitae

## Personal Information

- **Name:** [Your Full Name]

- **Address:** [Your Street Address, City, State, ZIP Code]

- **Phone:** [Your Phone Number]

- **Email:** [Your Email Address]

- **LinkedIn:** [Your LinkedIn Profile (if applicable)]

## Objective

Dynamic and results-oriented Salesman with a proven track record in pharmaceutical sales. Seeking a challenging position in a reputable pharmaceutical company where my skills in relationship building, product knowledge, and sales strategies can contribute to the company's growth and success.

## Professional Experience

### Sales Representative | ABC Pharmaceuticals, [City, State] | [Month Year] - Present

- Successfully exceeded sales targets by 20% in the first quarter of 20XX.

- Developed and maintained strong relationships with healthcare professionals and key decision-makers.

- Conducted product presentations and training sessions for medical professionals.

- Collaborated with the marketing team to implement effective promotional strategies.

- Regularly analyzed market trends and competitor activities to identify new business opportunities.

### Pharmaceutical Sales Associate | XYZ Pharma Solutions, [City, State] | [Month Year] - [Month Year]

- Achieved consistent monthly sales growth, contributing to a 15% increase in overall team performance.

- Conducted market research to identify potential clients and developed targeted sales strategies.

- Provided product education to healthcare professionals through workshops and seminars.

- Resolved customer issues promptly, ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction.

- Collaborated with cross-functional teams to streamline sales and marketing processes.

## Education

### Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

[University Name], [City, State] | [Month Year] - [Month Year]

- Relevant Coursework: Marketing Strategies, Sales Management, Business Ethics

## Skills

- **Sales and Negotiation:** Proven ability to close deals and negotiate contracts effectively.

- **Product Knowledge:** In-depth understanding of pharmaceutical products and industry regulations.

- **Communication:** Strong interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.

- **Relationship Building:** Demonstrated ability to build and maintain strong relationships with clients.

- **Analytical Skills:** Proficient in analyzing market trends and competitor activities to identify business opportunities.

- **Time Management:** Effective in managing time to meet sales targets and deadlines.

 

## Certifications

- Pharmaceutical Sales Certification | [Certification Authority], [Month Year]

## References

Available upon request.

This sample CV provides a structured format that emphasizes the candidate's relevant experience, skills, and achievements in the field of pharmaceutical sales. Tailor the content to match your individual experiences and qualifications.

Q8       Unit 5 is about Accepting and Declining invitations. How would you invite the following people to the mentioned occasions? Follow the example.      (10)

            Example   Brother   Home

            Invitation  Would you like to go home with me today?

 

People Grandparents Boss     Colleague       Class fellow    Sister

 

Occasions

Festival

Cup of coffee  Movie

Trip     Shopping

 

Certainly! Here are invitation sentences for the mentioned occasions for different people:

1. **Grandparents - Festival:**

- Grandpa and Grandma, would you like to join us for the festival celebrations this year? It would mean a lot to have you with the family.

2. **Boss - Cup of Coffee:**

- Hi [Boss's Name], I was wondering if you have some time this week for a cup of coffee? I'd love the opportunity to discuss some ideas and get your valuable input.

3. **Colleague - Movie:**

- Hey [Colleague's Name], how about catching a movie together this weekend? It would be a great way to relax and enjoy some downtime outside of the office.

4. **Class Fellow - Trip:**

- Hi [Class Fellow's Name], I'm planning a trip to [Destination] during the upcoming break. Would you be interested in joining? It would be fantastic to explore together and make some memorable experiences.

5. **Sister - Shopping:**

- Hey sis, I was thinking of doing some shopping this weekend. Would you like to come along? It could be a fun sister-bonding day, and I value your fashion sense!

These invitation sentences follow the example provided and are tailored to specific occasions and individuals. Adjust the language based on your relationship with the person and the context of the invitation.

Dear Student,

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