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Use capital letters, full-stops, commas and inverted comm... - Words And Expressions 1
Use capital letters, full-stops, commas and inverted commas wherever necessary in the following paragraph. Rewrite the paragraph in the space given below.
The teacher gave an assignment to the students “Go to people you love and tell them i am sorry.” It sounded stupid
to me but after one week i went to my teacher i confided i didn’t have anyone to say those words to but as i began
walking down home my conscience started talking. five months ago my friend and i had a vicious disagreement
we avoided seeing each other we hardly spoke i convinced myself i should tell my friend i am sorry. at 5.30 in the evening I went to him and said i am sorry a transformation came over my friend his face softened, the arrogance seemed to disappear and he began to cry he hugged me and said i am sorry too but i’ve never been able to say it.
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The teacher gave an assignment to the students, “Go to people you love and tell them, ‘I am sorry.’” It sounded stupid to me, but after one week, I went to my teacher. I confided I didn’t have anyone to say those words to, but as I began walking down home, my conscience started talking. Five months ago, my friend and I had a vicious disagreement. We avoided seeing each other; we hardly spoke. I convinced myself I should tell my friend, “I am sorry.” At 5.30 in the evening, I went to him and said, “I am sorry.” A transformation came over my friend. His face softened, the arrogance seemed to disappear, and he began to cry. He hugged me and said, “I am sorry too, but I’ve never been able to say it.”
