Question

Imagine that you are the general secretary of your school cultural committee. Write a speech on 'The trees are our best friends' with the help of the following points:

• Trees give us flowers, fruits, wood, shade and oxygen.
• Trees maintain the balance of nature.
• It is everyone's responsibility to save trees.
• Plant more trees, save more lives.
• Add your own points.

Answer 1

The trees are our best friends

Honorable Principal sir, Vice Principal sir, and My dear teachers and friends, very good morning to all. I am R. Rajput, general secretary of the cultural committee. Today, I am going to express my views on the topic 'trees are our best friends'.

Trees are the essence of life. If you can listen to the murmur of leaves, they say, "we are your best friend." Trees play a crucial role in ecology and our life. Earth will be a desert without greenery. Trees offer numerous benefits to humans, expecting just a bit of love and care, which we often ignore. They give us fruits and foods to feed, oxygen to breathe, absorb carbon dioxide, and timber to make homes. Trees maintain the balance of nature. But how can we return the favour they've shown us? We need more land, we reward them by removing vast forests of trees in a couple of days. Friends, we must recognise that saving trees is everyone's duty. We must abandon the notion that only the wealthy and powerful can address this problem. Because we have seen time and again how one person's efforts may make a significant difference.

Perhaps because we cannot see the negative consequences of not conserving trees right now, we believe that it will not impact us. As a result, if we do not conserve trees, even the most fertile area will become sterile, and humans will be unable to exist for an extended period of time.

So, it can be said that we depend on them more rather than they on us......

Thank you.