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Once upon a time in India lived a little town named Mathura where simple and hardworking families resided. Every morning sunrise brought hope to the Town as they bustled around their chores. Life was serene (calm) until one day when new neighbours moved into 11th Street house – The Aggarwal Family.
The Aggarwals consisted of Mr., Mrs., and two kids, Rahul and Priya who arrived from Mumbai for a fresh start near relatives. Initially (at first), everyone welcomed them warmly but soon strange happenings began causing unrest (disturbance) among villagers.
Everyone knew Rahul, who is slightly rich loved to tease and torment (harass) the neighbouring middle class boy, Kavi, whenever he saw him. Despite facing countless insults from Rahul, Kavi maintained his cool until one day, things took an ugly turn. One afternoon, Kavi had enough of Rahul’s taunts and stood up to him firmly (strongly).
A heated argument erupted (broke out), quickly escalating (intensifying) into physical altercation (fight) as well. Rahul, armed with a wooden stick, threatened to hurt Kavi unless he backed down. But undeterred (fearless), Kavi fought back fiercely (bravely) using his fists and feet to defend himself.
People rushed to break up the violent confrontation (clash), preventing it from spiralling (worsening) further out of control. Embarrassed (ashamed) and ashamed, Rahul apologized profusely (sincerely) to Kavi before leaving the scene forever. From that moment onwards, life returned to normalcy (normality), and the villagers learned an important lesson about treating others fairly irrespective (regardless) of wealth disparities (differences).
As days went by, word spread across Mathura about the event, inspiring many residents to address disputes (conflicts) involving children gently rather than resorting to violence immediately. By choosing compassion (kindness) and forgiveness, they were able to cultivate (grow) bonds that lasted long beyond childhood memories. So, remember dear ones, fighting isn’t always the answer. Dialogues (conversations) and patience often go a longer way in resolving conflicts (disagreements).
English words you learned or revised
Serene (calm), initially (at first), unrest (disturbance), torment (harass), firmly (strongly), erupted (broke out), escalating (intensifying), altercation (fight), undeterred (fearless), fiercely (bravely), confrontation (clash), spiralling (worsening), embarrassed (ashamed), profusely (sincerely), normalcy (normality), irrespective (regardless), disparities (differences), disputes (conflicts), compassion (kindness), cultivate (grow), dialogues (conversations), conflicts (disagreements).
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