Class 11 English Practice Set: Classified Advertisements
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Classified advertisements are advertisements placed by individuals wishing to advertise goods and services available or needed. They are generally brief and written in short phrases. The language is simple and concise, factual and formal. They express the idea clearly. Small messages are grouped under a specific heading (classification) such as automobiles, employment, real estate, in a separate section of a newspaper or magazine. These relatively inexpensive ads are usually a column wide, do not include any graphics, and are typeset by the printer or publisher of the publication.
1. SITUATION VACANT:
• Begin with ‘Wanted’ or ‘Required’
• Name of the company/Firm/Organisation
• Name of the post and number of vacancies
•Age and sex of the candidate
• Qualification and experience
• Pay scale and perks
• Mode of applying – application / interview schedule
• Address, email id and contact number
2. SITUATION WANTED:
• Begin with the qualification and experience
• Name the company you had worked
• Age and sex of the candidate
• Specify the post and preference
• Other details
• Contact name, address, e mail id and phone number
3. TO LET / FOR RENT:
• Begin with ‘available’
• Type of accommodation/independent/apartment
• Size, number of rooms, which floor etc.
• Location and surroundings
• Rent expected
• Contact name, address and phone number
4. ACCOMMODATION WANTED:
• Type of accommodation / number of rooms / floor
• Location
• Area - floor
• Facilities required
• Approximate rent
• Name, address and phone number
5. FOR SALE AND PURCHASE:
◊ Begin with ‘For Sale’/’Available’
◊ Type of accommodation / vehicle / household item
◊ Brief physical description
• PROPERTY : size, floor, number of rooms etc; fixtures and fittings
location and surroundings
• VEHICLE : model, year of manufacturing, colour, accessories, etc.
condition, mileage covered, ownership
• HOUSEHOLD GOODS :brand, model, year of manufacturing, material, condition
◊ Price offered / expected
◊ Contact address, phone number
6. EDUCATIONAL:
• Name of institution
• Courses offered, duration
• Eligibility criteria
• Facilities and fee structure
• Last date for registeration
• Contact name / designation, address and phone number
7. LOST AND FOUND
• Begin with ‘Lost’ * Begin with “Found
• Specify the item / object * Name the object
• Brief physical description * Request the owner to identify the object
• When / where lost * Mention the time and date the finder can
• Reward if any be contacted
• Contact name, address and phone number * Contact name, address and phone number
• Begin with ‘Package available’ / Name of travel agency
• Destination and duration
• Details of package – food / boarding / lodging / sightseeing etc.
• Cost and special discounts
• Contact name / designation, address and phone number
→ Practice Questions:
Q1. You have a three bedroom flat in Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur, which you want to let out on rent. Draft an advertisement in not more than 50 words to be published in 'The Times of India', under classified columns. Contact 2758902.
Q2. Hotel Lake View, Udaipur, requires young and smart lady receptionists. Draft an advertisement in not more than 50 words to be published in classified columns of 'Hindustan Times'.
Q3. Anil Gupta of M-3, Neel Kamal Appt. Shimla, has a very good knowledge of tourists places in Shimla. He wants to work as a Tourist Guide. Draft a suitable advertisement for publication in the Tours and Travels Section of a local newspaper in about 50 words.
Q4. You want to sell your flat in Dwarka. Write out an advertisement giving necessary details in about 50 words.
Q5. You are Raman Malhotra. You have been recently transferred to Vijayawada, AP and want to sell certain household goods. Draft a suitable advertisement in not more than 50 words for the ‘Sale and Purchase’ column of local daily.
Q6. You are General Manager Coal India Ltd., New Delhi. Write an advertisement to be published in a newspaper for suitable accommodation on rent to be used as a guest-house for the company.
Q7. You have recently started a centre for Personality Development for school children. Draft an advertisement giving all relevant details to be published in a local daily.
Q8. You have lost your ration card and other certificates while travelling from Lucknow to Allahabad in Bus No. 285. Write an advertisement to be placed in the ‘Lost and Found’ columns of the Indian Express
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