Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

The novel begins with "Mr. Utterson the lawyer" going for a walk with his friend and relative Mr. Cut to "nearly a year later. Mr. Hyde as the culprit. Dr. Lanyon dies, leaving mysterious documents in Mr. Utterson’s possession, to be opened only if Dr. Jekyll dies or disappears. Mr. Utterson, who thinks highly of Dr. Jekyll, is extremely suspicious of this whole arrangement. He resolves to get to the bottom of this mystery.

Library at PMU

Library at PMU

There are a lo of books and different types of books.
There are many computers for search.
There is bathroom.
There are tables for study.
There are many rooms for study with groups.    

How to play UNO

How to play UNO?

first of all you most divide the all paper. 
secondly distributed the paper for all the players.
Then you most be put the cards with seam colors. 
You have to win there are no cards in your hands. 
There are the mos important card 4+ because they have to win you. 
The important strategy is you most open you mind :).

 How to play tennis

    

Explain How To Play Tennis

Tennis is a sport that is played all over the world, and is fun none the less. This Instruct able is designed to teach the basics of tennis, as well as some advanced tips to improve your game. 
Whether you are just beginning, or hoping to refine your game, continue to read this Instruct able !

Step 1: Choosing a racquet:

When looking to buy a racquet, you should figure out the level of play you are at.

Step 2: Tennis Grip:

The grip on your racquet is an important aspect in your tennis play.

Step 3: Forehand Stroke:

The forehand stroke is usually the most powerful and the stroke most users want to use. Of course it has to be on the right side of the person to get the forehand stroke.

Step 4: Backhand Stroke:

The backhand stroke is when the ball is on the opposite side of you. It is the opposite of the forehand. 

Step 5: Volleys:

Net play is an important aspect to playing tennis. At the net, the player will primarily use a volley to hit the ball.

How To Play tennis

Step 6: The Serve:

The serve in tennis is a shot to start a point. The serve is usually initiated by tossing the ball into the air and hitting it (usually near the apex of its trajectory) into the diagonally opposite service box without touching the net. It may be performed underhand or overhead. The serve is the only shot where a player can take his time to set up, instead of having to react to an opponent's sho

Wali Dad

            Wali Dad is an old grass cutter , and he has a good personality . Wali Dad lived in a mud hut far from his town . He cut bundled tall , and he sold it as fodder in the market place. Wali Dad becomes once more a grass cutter.

         Wali Dad has an important things in his life such as money . For example , he earned thirty 30 paisley , ten of the small coins went for food , ten went for clothes and other needs, ten saved in a clay pot under his bed . Wali Dad also , send gift like gold bracelet to the queen . Wali Dad get a lot of things in his life . Wali Dad makes some mistakes , when he send gift to wrong place. Now Wali Dad know how to send gift to right place . 

     In conclusion , If you have a mistake in your life , you should learn how to fix this problem . You should preserve an important things in your life , and don’t lost it. In the future , if you learn from your mistakes you did it , you will become a smart person . 

close friend

Ali has been my close friend for two years. I first met him on my cousin home. We've been friends for ever.

     Ali is quite good looking. He's short and fat, and he has black hair. Like many Saudi people, he has a cool style, so he always looks well-dressed nice cloths. Also, Ali is very funny. He always friendly and loves to joking. He's got a fantastic sense of humor and he always makes me laugh.  However, he can be bit crazy at times. For example, when he doesn't get what he wants, he hit anyone close to Ali.

     In conclusion I really like my friend Ali. He is my close friend. I hope be a lifelong for ever 

Wali Dad

Wali Dad cut and bundled tall, wild grass. Every afternoon, he sold it as fodder in the marketplace. Wali Dad lived happily for many years. Wali Dad dragged out the pot to see how much money it held. He was amazed to find that his coins had filled it to the brim. Wali Dad thought and thought. At last he had an idea. The next day, Wali Dad loaded the money into a sack and carried it to a jeweler in the marketplace. He exchanged all his coins for a lovely gold bracelet. Then Wali Dad visited the home of a traveling merchant. “Perhaps this Wali Dad seeks to prove himself your better,” said the prime minister. “Why not send him a gift he can never surpass?”  Wali Dad’s hut, the grass-cutter was beside himself. “Will bad fortune never end? Please, do not stop for a minute! Keep for yourself two of each animal, and take the rest to the queen of Khaistan!”