Identify ten punctuation errors in the given paragraph and rewrite it, underlining the corrected punctuation marks.

Here are the solutions to questions 6, 7, and 8. 6. Write a story in about 100 words using the given clues. Write a suitable title and moral too. Title: The Rotten Apple Once there was a good boy named Rohan who always obeyed his parents. However, as he grew older, he started getting into bad company. His father noticed this change and decided to teach him a lesson. One day, his father gave him a basket of fresh, shiny apples and told him to lay them aside for a few days. Secretly, he placed one rotten apple among them. After a few days, Rohan's father asked him to check the apples. To Rohan's surprise, all the good apples had started to rot because of the single rotten one. His father explained, "Just like this rotten apple spoiled the good ones, bad company can spoil a good person." Rohan understood the lesson and promised to choose his friends wisely. Moral: Bad company corrupts good character. 7. Write an application for leave. To, The Class Teacher, [Your School Name], [School Address]. Date: [Current Date] Subject: Application for one day's leave. Respected Ma'am/Sir, I am writing to request a leave of absence for one day, on [Date of Leave], as I will be participating in some children-related activities organized by my community. This festival is an important event for our local community, and my participation is required. I assure you that I will catch up on any missed lessons and complete all assignments after I return to school. I will make sure to get notes from my classmates and prepare thoroughly. Thank Thank you for considering my request. Yours obediently, [Your Name] [Your Class/Roll Number] 8. Rewrite the given sentences as indicated in the brackets. A) Someone is shouting, aren't they? B) How often does she invite him? C) She told him that she had been preparing food. D) Don't disturb me. I am doing my homework now. E) Is the book being bought by them?