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7 th Unit: A-Reading: My Childhood - Para No: 38 from the List

He told me as if thinking aloud, "Abdul, I know you have to go away to grow. (22) Does the seagull not flies across the sun, alone and without a nest?" (23) He quoted Khalil Gibran my hesitant mother, "Your children are not your children. (24) They are the sons and daughters of life's longing for myself. (25) They coming through you but not from you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts. (26) For they have own their thoughts." (Final Paper 2018-19)

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Correct (22): Does the seagull not fly across the sun, alone and without a nest?
Explanation: After does, the verb must be in its base form.
• does … flies ❌
• does … fly ✔️

Correct (23): He quoted Khalil Gibran to my hesitant mother, "Your children are not your children."
Explanation: The preposition to is required after quoted to show whom he was speaking to.
• quoted … my hesitant mother ❌
• quoted … to my hesitant mother ✔️

Correct (24): They are the sons and daughters of life’s longing for itself.
Explanation: The word itself correctly refers back to life (a non-living noun).
• for myself ❌
• for itself ✔️

Correct (25): They come through you but not from you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts.
Explanation: The simple present come is used to express a universal truth.
• They coming ❌
• They come ✔️

Correct (26): For they have their own thoughts.
Explanation: The correct possessive phrase is their own.
• own their thoughts ❌
• their own thoughts ✔️

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