Class 3 Urdu Chapter 15 Complete Guide Book — Or Sila Mil Gia | PunjabTest.com

A boy helps an old woman carry her bag, though he is in a hurry. He expects nothing. Days later, when he loses his own book, the same woman's grandson finds it and returns it. The reward came back — goodness returns.

Retell this story with three signposts: پہلے, پھر, آخر میں. 'پہلے' تھے boy helps, 'پھر' his book اس lost, 'آخر میں' تھے reward returns. Signposts keep a retelling ان order.

Three steps:

• A boy helps an old woman carry her bag, though in a hurry
• He expects nothing in return
• Days later her grandson finds and returns his lost book

Learn: 'صلہ' means reward, 'نیکی' means goodness, 'مدد' means help. Sentence: 'نیکی کا صلہ ضرور ملتا ہے.'

• Sila — reward
• Naiki — goodness
• Madad — help

Example: Retell تھے story using 'پہلے', 'پھر', 'آخر میں'.

The lesson: do good without expecting return — goodness has a way of coming back to you.

Do the good deed and forget about the reward — that is the hard part. The boy did not help in order to get his book back; he helped because help was needed. Help first, and let the reward take care of itself.

Grammar: sequence words: 'پہلے' (first), 'پھر' (then), 'آخر میں' (at last). Retell تھے story using them.

Sequence words are the story's backbone. Write the three words in a row — pehle, phir, akhir mein — and under each, write one event of this story. Now your retelling writes itself.

• Pehle — first
• Phir — then
• آخر میں — at last

Remember: Remember: read the lesson, learn the words, understand the moral, and practice the grammar point.