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Monday, March 9, 2009

LESSON 15 P1 --- Form Filling


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15FILLING IN THE FORMS

A form is a kind of question paper asking information or facts for specific purpose. For example Post Office has made a Money Order form to enable a person to send his money to his relatives. Telegram form is used to convey an urgent message or news. Students fill the Admission Forms to get themselves admitted to an institution. Similarly there are forms for getting a passport, a visa, a connection of electricity, telephone and gas. What is important is the supply of correct information to facilitate the department to process the case easily. Short cut questions are asked in these forms about the applicant. For example 'Name' means 'what is your name?' 'Address' means 'what is your place of residence?' and so on.


Two kinds of forms are given here to show you how to fill them out:
i) Money Order

ii) Tlegram

1. MONEY ORDER

One uses this form to send money to a person in another town, city or village. The person who sends money through money order is the sender. The person who receives the money is the receiver of the money sent by the sender. The receiver is also mentioned as addressee on the form.


Following particulars are to be filled out correctly by the sender.

1. Correct name and address of the person to whom the money is sent.

2. Amount to be written in words and figures.

3. Name and address of the person who is sending the money.

4. Date when the Money Order has been filled out by the sender.


Reproduced below is a Money Order Form duly filled out as an example to follow. Only the requisite portion is reproduced here.

Suppose Abu Bakar living in Lahore wants to send Rs.450/- to his son Ahmed in Rawalpindi. Each of the item should be carefully filled out.'

Carefully study how the form has been filled out by Abu Bakar, the father of Ahmed.


Note: The teacher will help to fill in the information necessary for the sender only.

This is a student – teacher activity.



PAKISTAN POST OFFICEMONEY ORDER






No._______________________


Dated___________________




Amount in Figures









Rs.450/-



Ps.00



Issued for Rs._______________________


_________________ ________________________


M/O Clerk Issuing Postmaster


To be filled in by the Sender


Note: Department will not take responsibility if amount is delivered due to wrong name and address.












Amount in figures



Rs.450/-



Ps:00



Amount in words



Rupees Four hundred and fifty only











Name and address of addressee:



Munir Ahmed41-Bata Colony , Rawalpindi

Post Code


0421










Sender's Name and AddressAbu Bakar, 87-Zee Colony, Lahore

Post Code


0346




Signatures of Sender Dated: 03-03-2009


Abu Bakar


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


Pakistan Post


Receipt for the Sender


Money Order __________________________________________


Sender's name and complete address. Abu Bakar, 87 Zee Colony, Lahore.


Post Code


Coupon: Sender may write any message here. Rs. Ps.


He may also write his name and address




Price Rs.2.00, not adjustable from commission


Please write me a letter as soon as you get money. Abu Bakar



II. Telegram

In the modern age means of communication have improved and become quick and easy. Telephone, internet and other types of information technology e.g. E-mail has eliminated/finished the distance. People sitting across the seas and oceans of the world can send messages to one another in seconds.


But these facilities are available in big cities only. People in villages and towns still use the old means of conveying urgent messages. One of the most common and quick means of conveying important messages is by way of telegram. Telegrams can now be booked on phone as well.



Booking of Telegrams

Telegrams (inland/foreign) can be booked at the public counters of PTCL Telegraph Offices or at authorized Post Office Branches.



Phonograms

Telegrams on telephone can be booked by dialing "116" (24 hours service) except press telegrams. This facility is available in all major cities. Although every care is taken yet PTCL accepts no responsibility for any mutilation or mistakes in transmission of messages through this service.



Greeting Telegrams

Greeting Telegrams comprising standard text at specially reduced rates may be sent on festive occasions to or from any Customer Service Centre/Telegraph Office in the country. Following is the standard text for Greeting Telegrams.



Greeting Phrases









































































Number PhrasesNumberPhrases

One



Eid Mubarak & many happy returns


Twelve

Best wishes for a safe and pleasant journey



Two



A Merry Christmas & happy New Year



Thirteen



Hearty congratulations on success in elections



Three



A Merry Christmas to you



Fourteen



Many thanks for your good wishes



Four



A Happy New Year to you



Sixteen



Kind remembrance and all good wishes on Independence Day



Five



My heartiest Diwali Greetings to you



Seventeen



My cordial salutations on Pakistan Day, Long Live Pakistan



Six



Many happy returns of the Day



Eighteen



Heartiest congratulations on your promotion



Seven



Best Congratulations on New Arrival



Nineteen



Heartiest congratulations on your appointment



Eight



Congratulations on the distinction conferred on you



Twenty



Haj Mubarak



Nine



Best wishes for a long & happy married life



Twenty one



Heartiest congratulations on your daughter's marriage



Ten



Hearty congratulations on your success in the examination



Twenty two



Eleven



Heartiest Bijoya Greetings. A family function celebrated to the relations of brotherhood which are passed down to the coming generations to maintain goodwill relations.



Twenty three



EXERCISES

Q:1 Read the passage above on telegram and answer these questions.


i) Name some modern means of communication.


Ans: Telephone, Internet, E-mail and mobile phones are modern means of communication.


ii) What kind of information technology has removed distance?


Ans: E-mail has removed the distance.


iii) How are messages conveyed by people in villages?


Ans: People in villages and towns use the old means of conveying urgent messages.


iv) What is the most common and quick means of conveying important messages in a village?


Ans: One of the most common and quick means of conveying important messages is by way of telegram.


i) Where are telegrams booked?


Ans: Telegrams (inland / foreign) can be booked at the public counters of PTCL Telegraph Offices or at authorized Post Office Branches.


ii) What number is dialed to book telegrams on telephone?


Ans: We dial "116" to book telegrams on telephone.


iii) From where can the greeting telegrams be sent and on what occasions?



Ans: Greeting Telegrams comprising standard text at specially reduced rates may be sent on festive occasions to or from any Customer Service Centre/Telegraph Office in the country.

iv) Read the Greeting Phrases and write One, Two, Four, Ten, Sixteen, Nineteen in your notebook?


Ans:





























OneEid Mubarak & many happy returns.

Two



A Merry Christmas & happy new year.



Four



A Happy New Year to you.



Ten



Hearty congratulations on your success in the examination



Sixteen



My cordial salutations on Pakistan Day, Long Live Pakistan.



Nineteen



Haj Mubarak




Q:2 Write 'T' for true state and 'F' for false statement.


i) In modern trends means of communication have improved.









T



ii) E-mail has created distance.









F




iii) People sitting across the oceans and seas cannot get message by any means.









F



iv) Telegrams can now be booked on phone.









T



v) The words 'foreign' means in the country.









F



vi) "Inland" means not in the country.









F




vii) Greeting telegrams may be sent on festive occasions.









T



viii) Number one of the Greetings Phrases means "Happy Birthday".









F



ix) Number One of the Greeting Phrases means "Eid Mubarik and many Happy returns".









T



v) Number Two means "A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year".









T




Q:3 Fill in the blanks.


i) People sitting ________ the seas can send messages. (across, in)


ii) These facilities are available _________ big cities. (in, on)


iii) People in villages still use the old means ________ sending a message. (from, of)


iv) Telegrams can be booked _______ the public counters. (from, at)



v) PTCL accepts no responsibility _____ any mistake. (by, for)

Q:4 Use the following words in sentences of your own.


Quick, internet, convey, book, reduce, specific, facilitate, applicant, technology, requisite













































QuickTelephone, internet and E-mail are quick means of communication..
Internet Internet is a great source of information.
Convey We use modern means of communication to convey our messages quickly.
Book We book or telegram at the public counters of PTCL Telegraph Offices.
Reduce Try reduce your weight.
Specific Please explain your case in specific form.
Facilitate He facilitates his services for you.
Applicant Applicant informs the WAPDA concerned staff to solve his problem.
Technology Internet technology is very necessary for everyone.
Requisite Please explain your case in requisite form.


PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY LIMITED RECEIPT FOR

No. Date INLAND TELEGRAM .

PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY LIMITED

Pak Telecom Inland Telegram Deposit A/c No.______


Sent at__________


To______________


By _____________




















Words



Charges


RsPs

(Nothing to be written here by the sender)


Signature of the Booking Clerk



____________________________________________________________

Name ___________________________________


Address _________________________________


Telegraph Office __________________________


________________________________________________________________________


Message to be telegraphed
















Note: The name of sender, should be From_____________


Written at the end of the message


(Name of the sender)


to be telegraphed




Signature _____________


NOTE TO BE and


TELEGRAPHED Addressed of Sender ___________


Telephone No. (if any) ___________


Note for the Teacher:


The teacher should tell the students that telegraphic message should be stated briefly and clearly. The shorter the message is the lesser the charges are. Prefer to omit the words as "I", "A", "the", "that" and "and". Use nouns and verbs in place of adjectives and adverbs. Ambiguous phrases should also be avoided. Do not use salutations and complementary closes or divide a word at the end of a line.


Example:


Full worded instructions


It is to inform you that last date for submission of Admission form is August 31, 2008. You should get the Form from office at the earliest and submit it duly filled out before the due date.



This instructions will be reduced to the minimum as given below:

Last date for FSc admission is August 31, 2008. Submit form before due date.



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