One of the Greatest Lesson of My Life

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One Of the Great Lessons of My Life In the humdrum of modern life, we sometimes forget how much we can learn from those experiences to which we consider to be unpleasant. Photo by Silas Schneider on Unsplash I started my teaching career from a Federal Govt. Intermediate College as on ad-hoc basis. I used to be very happy when heard the word ‘Professor’. It was quite a new academic world that remained a permanent faclicity in my life. The session normally started in August and ended by the end of Send-up exams in January or February. The rest of the months passed quite leisurely manner. One of the happiest phases of my life. During my whole tenure in that college, I had a lot of experiences that I can share.  Okay let’s come to the main topic: There was also another professor in English department. His sir name was Khattak. He was very jolly fellow and used to keep his students enjoying their life. I didn’t usually get much time to have chat with him. He was engaged with ICS classes a
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How to write a good paragraph | a well structured paragarph

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How is a paragraph structured?

A good paragraph begins with a topic sentence that briefly explains what the paragraph is going to be about. Next come a few sentences for development and support, elaborating on the topic with more detail. The paragraph ends with a conclusion sentence that summarizes the topic or presents one final piece of support to conclude. 

What are the keys to a strong paragraph? 

A strong paragraph explores a single topic with details following logically.  A good paragraph often uses transitions to connect otherwise disjointed sentences, helping every piece of information to work together. 
Five important steps to write a good paragraph:

  • Make the first sentence of your topic sentence.
  • Provide sufficient support via the middle sentences.
  • Make your last sentence a conclusion or transition.
  • Know when to start a new linking paragraph.
  • Use necessary transition words.

An example of a well-structured paragraph:

Many unavoidable incidents happen every day, but a few of them keep afresh in the attic of your memory throughout your life just because of their healing effects. They become an asset in your life perpetually. A few days ago when I was on my way home from my office, I happened to see a mother in her thirties, carrying a few suitcases of luggage in the company of her four kids, who was walking along the footpath. She stopped, looked back and again started walking. She stopped and again started walking. It looked as if she was waiting for someone to join her. It dawned on me when her elder kid invariably looked back. In the meanwhile, a taxi driver tried to get them in his taxi, but no vail. My curiosity was aroused when a man of forties finally arrived and wrapped himself with his three angelic kids including two boys and a girl. The youngest one was in the lap of its mother. The youth who had just arrived was of my acquaintance. Thus the whole poignant sight made me understand the worry of the affected family because he had already briefed me on his recent worries. (A few days ago the couple had had some fights on some issues of financial matters. The youth wanted to provide the kids fine clothes and good education, but he could not do well. So, he left the house to earn some means.) These innocent kids could not realize the drudgery of the situation and efforts to get livelihood that separated the couple but they only know their love for their father.  
As the gridlock of traffic was over, I moved ahead but this everlasting scene gave me a great lesson in life within a short span of time: "Love, emotions, and sacrifices are the great assets for a happy and successful life. The beauty of life lies in the existence of permanence love and sacrifice."  Life must go on and on.

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Since the dawn of life man has been eking out for his survival no matter where he is dwelling either in an elite segment of society or in a remote dwelling. He has still to cope up his circumstances. He tries to make utmost efforts to make himself fit in a certain society where he was born. He has endowed with certain faculties with which he can go through all difficulties.

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