6. A set of rules and regulations
Certain reading materials
are written for certain readers. In such writings, readers are given basic
information on certain area about what they are allowed to do and what they are
not allowed to do. For example, the warden of a hostel makes some rules and
regulations for the students about what they are allowed to do and what they
are not allowed to do. In order to run educational institutions and other
government/non-governmental organizations systematically, certain rules and
regulations are required. Similarly, when people of one society happen to visit
other societies, they must be adhered to the rules to the place they are
visiting. In order to make the strangers aware, booklets and pamphlets about
the rules and regulations are made and distributed.
Here are some expressions
that help you write rules and regulations:
is supposed to, is
allowed to, must, should, should not , strictly
prohibited, not
allowed to, forbidden, will be allowed etc.
We often use the following
sentence structures to write rules and regulations:
V-ing + is not + allowed +
….…….
V-ing + is + prohibited +
………….
You aren’t + allowed to + v1
+ …….
You are + prohibited to + v1
+ …….
You shouldn’t + v1 +
…………..….
You must not………………………
Examples:
1. Rules and regulations of
a school for students:
1. Each student is supposed
to converse with each other only in English.
2. The prescribed school
uniform is a must for all the students attending school,
during game hours and while
attending other organized activities.
3. Students are not supposed
to leave the school without prior permission of the
concerned authorities.
4. Students are supposed to
take care of their personal belongings and keep them neat and tidy.
5. Scribbling on the school
and hostel wall is prohibited.
6. Students should not
damage any property of the school or hostel. In advent of
any damage, the student
responsible will have to pay the penalty for the damage
by way of compensation or
replacement.
7. Visits by parents will be
allowed only on Sundays between 2.00 pm and 5.00
pm.
8. Prior permission of the
Principal in writing is required for proceeding on leave.
9. Students will be allowed
to go home for holidays only after working hours on
the closing day. They must
return after the holidays on the appointed day.
10. Failure to pay fees on
time will be viewed seriously and re-admission fee will
be charged in addition to
the late fee.
2. Rules and regulations of
a library for users:
1. Only members can the use
the library.
2. The library remains open
everyday from 10 am to 6pm.
3. Students may not put
books back onto the shelves. Books left in the reading
rooms should be left on the
tables. You should not misplace the books.
4. You must switch off your
cell phone when entering the library. It causes a
disturbance to other
readers.
5. The loss of a library
card must be reported to the department immediately.
6. A user is responsible for
any damage to or loss of library material issued on
his/her card.
7. You can borrow two books
at a time for fifteen days. The loan period may be
extended if there is no
demand for the book.
8. A fine of ten rupees per
day will be levied on all library materials, which are not
returned with in the
stipulated period. After 14 days the fine becomes twenty
rupees per day.
9. If after three weeks of
the expiry date, the book has not been returned, the
member will forfeit
membership of the library.
10. Books on loan are under
no circumstances transferable. Every library user is
responsible for the return
of library material he/she borrowed.
11. Smoking is strictly
prohibited.
12. The rules and
regulations are subject to change.
3. Rules and regulations for
the zoo.
- Children
must be supervised at all times. Anyone under the age of 16 must be
accompanied by an adult while visiting the park.
- Respect
the Animals! Treat them with the respect they deserve as this is their
home! NO running or horseplay anytime, DO NOT yell at or taunt the
animals, DO NOT bang on enclosures, and DO NOT throw objects or animal
feed at animals or into their habitats.
- NO
outside food is allowed in Zoo! Picnic area located in Parking Lot
- NO
outside animal food or outside containers to put animal food in. You
can only use the feed cups purchased from Big Joel's Safari.
- Respect
all Boundaries (fences, barriers, flowerbeds) & Obey all posted signs
in the zoo. Signs will tell you what animals NOT to feed!
- We
have the right to inspect anything brought into the zoo and will remove
anyone violating our rules.
4. Rules
and Regulations for Visitors in a Park
1.
Visitors are not allowed to litter, and must
dispose of their trash in designated bins.
2.
Visitors are requested to stay on marked
pathways to prevent damage to plants and wildlife.
3.
It is strictly prohibited to damage park
property such as benches, signs, or fences.
4.
Visitors must not bring pets as they may
disrupt the park environment.
5.
Visitors are expected to follow park hours and
leave before closing time.
6.
Visitors can enjoy recreational activities such
as picnicking, biking, and playing sports in designated areas.
5. Rules and regulations for
visitors in the museum.
Exercises:
1. Suppose you are the
curator of the Central Zoo, Jawalakhel. Write a set of six rules and
regulations that the visitors need to follow in the zoo.
2. Suppose you have been
appointed the Head boy/girl of your school and you are asked to develop a list
of rules and regulations. Write a set of six rules and regulations stating what
the students are allowed to do and what they are not allowed to do in the
school premises.
3. List down a set of six
rules and regulations to be put up in your classroom.
4. Suppose you have been
appointed the Principal of your school. Write a set of six rules and
regulations for the teachers of your school.
5. Suppose you are the
in-charge of the science lab of a school. Write a set of six rules and
regulations to be put up in the lab.
No comments:
Post a Comment