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A shopkeeper sells bookshelves at a profit of 25%. The supplier reduces the cost by Rs 300/-, so he reduces the selling price also by Rs 300/-. However, his profit percentage in this case becomes 30%. What was the original price of the book shelf? ​

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CBSE Class 12 English Long Compositions – Factual Description

October 30, 2017 by Fazal 2 Comments

CBSE Class 12 English Long Compositions – Factual Description

Let’s understand……………..

A Factual Description is a writing task that describes a person, place, thing or explains a process in a matter-of-fact way. It is systematic and logical.

While Attempting the Factual Description of a Process

Remember to……………..

Explore the topic using your five senses. This is true for any description relating to a person, place, thing or even a process. For example, while describing the ATM, you have to take into consideration the impressions which are received through eyes and touch, i.e. skin.

Thorough knowledge of a process is essential. You can’t possibly write about using an ATM if you do not know it yourself.

You have to be systematic in your approach. For example, while you are describing the process of using an ATM card, the first step is logically and obviously inserting the card. You can’t get the cash without this step.

Adopt a continuous and spontaneous narrative approach. You can’t leave out any part of the description or add anything more than required to it. Your description has to be factual. There is a sequence of steps and you have to adhere to it strictly.

Your description should be clear, concise and logical.

Provide a suitable title.

Factual Description of a Process

Value Points for writing a Factual Description of a Process

Title

Correct sequence of steps involved in it

Use of present tense (mostly)

Use of passive voice

Use of appropriate sentence-linkers like first of all, next, then, while, finally, at last etc.

Facts