Reading a changed meeting arrangement
An original notice states “भोलि पुस्तकालयमा छलफल हुनेछ। पानी परेमा कार्यक्रम अर्को दिन सारिनेछ। सहभागीले आफूले पढेको एउटा पुस्तक ल्याउनुपर्छ।” A reader reports that the discussion has already taken place and that the library is permanently closed. Another reader recognizes tomorrow’s meeting but omits the instruction to bring a book. The exercise asks for a faithful account of time, condition and participant action. It does not provide an actual weather forecast, so neither rain nor dry weather should be predicted from the notice. The task also illustrates why a familiar school-event topic cannot replace reading the precise words in the supplied extract, especially when a proposed summary changes the event’s status.
1. State the actual information.
Read the worked answer
A discussion is planned at the library tomorrow. If it rains, the event moves to another day. Participants should bring a book they have read.
2. Identify the unsupported additions.
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The notice does not describe a completed event or permanent closure, and it does not forecast the weather. Omitting the book instruction loses an explicit required action.