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प्रश्न
Your parents sometimes behave like the young bird’s parents. They may seem cruel and unrelenting. Does it mean that they do not care for you? Explain your views about it with reference from the story
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उत्तर
- Introduction:
Parents are role models to children. They love their children. Whenever the children make mistakes, they advise them to be good. - My brother and sister:
This incident took place when I was young. My elder brother and sister were good swimmers. All of them used to swim in the sea. But I never swam in the sea. My father wanted me to swim. - My experience:
I was afraid of the sea one day my father took me to the sea and asked me to swim. He was cruel. I drank the seawater and felt very bad. I thought that I would drown and die in the sea. I felt that I was drowning after a struggle. - Conclusion:
After some minutes, I found I was swimming. All clapped their hands and appreciated me on my success. Now I am a good swimmer. I think that my parents were not cruel but they were wise.
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