Match the texts given in column 'A' and column 'B' to write five complete sentences.

Column A	Column B
i. Five years ago, Laila visited	near the river.
ii. They lived	her aunt and uncle.
iii. There were	fishing and caught many fishes.
iv. Laila's uncle and aunt's house was	many trees and it looked very beautiful.
V. Sometimes, they went	in a small village up in the hills.

i) in Moorgate, London;

ii) in 1804;

iii) left England;

iv) at the London Hospital;

v) in 1821.

The passage is about John Keats, an English romantic poet. He was born in 1795 in London. He lost his father at the age of nine and mother at the age of fifteen. Though he tried to study Medicine in the London Hospital, he gave up it for literature. He wrote sonnets. But he died at the age of twenty six only as he was attacked with tuberculosis. He went to Italy for treatment which went in vain. His first funeral was held in 1864.

(i) entered;

(ii) in 1591;

(iii) Lincoln's Inn;

(iv) John Donne;

(v) in 1590.

The English poet John Donne was born in 1573. After being educated as a Catholic, he entered Oxford in 1584. He also studied at Cambridge and then got admitted to Lincoln's Inn to study law. During the Essex Expedition to Cabiz in 1590 he wrote many poems. He published his great prose work 'Pseudo Martyr' in 1610. He also wrote a satirical prose in 1611.

i. We were indebted to our parents for our life on earth.
ii. We were totally helpless when we were children.
iii. They spend money for food, clothes and education.
iv. They are doing their best for us.
v. They try to make us happy.

i. Blood donation is a very noble deed.
ii. Many of us have misconception about blood donation.
iii. Every man in sound health can donate blood after every three months.
iv. By donating blood, we save the life of a dying patient.
v. Donating blood will cause no harm to us.