To Principal Asking Permission for Visiting Pakistan Steel Mills and Making Necessary Arrangement for Transport:

To Principal Asking Permission for Visiting Pakistan Steel Mills and Making Necessary Arrangement for Transport:

The Principal,

X-Y-Z School, Karachi

SUBJECT: PERMISSION TO VISIT PAKISTAN STEEL MILLS.


Dear Sir,

With due respect, I beg to say that the students of our class wanted to visit Pakistan Steel Mills Karachi. We shall be accompanied by three of our senior teachers. This trip will be a beneficial trip for us, from which we can make increment in our knowledge by watching how machines actually work. We can also pick a valuable information for the forth-coming technical exhibition.

We will be grateful to you if you allow us to visit Pakistan Steel Mills and make necessary arrangements for transport.

                                                    Thanking You.

                                                                      Your's faithfully,
                                                                              XYZ                                                                                           
Students of Class X

Date: xx-xx-xxxx

ABOU BEN ADHEM AND THE ANGLE (SUMMERY)

1ST YEAR ENGLISH 

POEM: ABOU BEN ADHEM AND THE ANGLE

(SUMMERY)

Abou Ben Adhem was a holy man. One night he was sleeping soundly in his room.Suddenly he awoke and saw an angel writing something in a golden book. The room looked very beautiful in the moonlight. Abou asked the angel what he was writing.The angle replied that he was writing the names of those who loved God.Abou asked if his name was there. The angel replied in negative.Abou requested him to write his name in the list of those who loved their fellowmen. The angel wrote and disappeared. Next night the angel came again with a great dazzling light and showed him the list of those persons who had been blessed by God. Abou saw that his name was at the top of the list. The central idea of this poem is that God loves those who love their fellow men.