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Read the following information and write it into Do's and Don'ts. Outside "The Central Library" there is a board displaying some rules and regulations for the members. - English

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Read the following information and write it into Do's and Don'ts. Give a suitable title for it:

Outside "The Central Library" there is a board displaying some rules and regulations for the members.

They are as follows:

  1. You should enter your name and registered number in the register, before entering in the library. 
  2. You should pay your monthly/annual membership on time. 
  3. You are not allowed to write anything in the book/magazine you have taken.
  4. You should not take any book or magazine out of the library without prior permission and registration. 
  5. You should maintain pin-drop silence in the library. 
  6. You are not allowed to eat, drink, chat or smoke inside the library. 
  7. You should return the books or magazines you have taken on time.
  8. You should not disturb other members and the librarian when you are in the library.
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Rules and Regulations of the Central Library
Do's Don'ts
1. Enter your name and registered
number in the register, before
entering in the library. 
1. Allow to write anything in the
book/magazine you have taken.
2. Pay your monthly/annual membership on time. 2. Take any book or magazine out of the library without prior permission and registration. 
3. Maintain pin-drop silence in the library.  3. Allow to eat, drink, chat or smoke inside the library.
4. Return the books or magazines you have taken on time. 4. Disturb other members and the librarian when you are in the library.
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