Question

its a grammar question paragraph on what you want to do or wish to do

Answer 1

I am an ordinary man and I know the practical limitations of my life. Therefore, I do not have any dreamy impractical ambi­tion. I only want to become a useful and honourable citizen of my country.

I do not want to become a big man so that I might have great respect or a large amount of wealth for myself only. I want to serve my country and my people. I do not want only riches or position. I only wish to live honourable.

At present there is a craze for becoming an engineer. But I do not find any urge for that profession. Somehow I do not have any taste for figures and sketches- Moreover, I feel that what the country needs is not a large number of engineers but a large number of craftsmen.

The teaching profession is very noble but I dread the uphill struggle in the profession and I do not find myself possessed with that element of sacrifice and exemplary behaviour which is ex­pected of an ideal teacher.

Then, there is the lawyer’s profession. No doubt it has both money and respect in it but I dislike it because one often finds it difficult to keep to the path of truth and honesty. One has to kill one’s conscience a hundred times a day. I do not want such a life at all.

The only profession, which has any attraction for me, is the medical profession. I wish to be a doctor. Right from my child­hood, the lives of eminent medical men have charmed my imagi­nation. There I have seen the golden opportunity to serve the sick and suffering humanity.

My aim is not to live in luxury and plenty.

I only want to live a life of simplicity. I wish an honourable life dedicated to the selfless service of the country and the doctor’s life is ideal in this respect.

I only pray to God that my desire be fulfilled and that I become competent enough to act up to the cherished goal of my life—selfless service of the suffering humanity.

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