• road rage assuming alarming proportion
• number of incidents increased
• no tolerance, no patience
• anger, arrogance of status
• aggressive driving main cause
• stricter implementation of the law

1. The boy successfully cajoled his father in buying him a toy car.
2. The shopkeeper cajoled me in buying me that nail polish.
3. I saw my classmate cajoling the teacher to give him extra marks.
4. The employee cajoled his boss for increasing his salary.
5. My brother cajoled my mother to make a cake, on the condition that he'll study more.
6. The frog cajoled the nightingale to sing more.
7. I don't like the people who cajole me.

There is a proverb which is talk of every town.

PRACTICE MAKES A MAN PERFECT.

Well I believe a lot in this proverb, last year i hadn't much focussed on english considering it as an easy subject in comparison to pcmb, but this year i am trying to give equal importance to each and every subject.

I want to know will it be helpful for one, to write the answers on our own after reading the chapter thoroughly and then solving all the questions of excercise, in text, solved, and past year papers, but by writing them on a paper without seeing the answer using the understanding of what we read.

If you think it will be helpful, then pls what I can add more to it to decorate my answers.