Writing paragraphs or stories with the help of the given outline is a good practice to exercise ones imagination and to improve ones ability to write in simple English. To write well one should remember the following points: 1. The outline should be kept in mind in order not to omit the main points. . The given order of points also should be maintained. !. "onnectives should be made use of to make it a good and cohesive composition. #. $f one is asked to give a suitable heading or title to the composition% one should take it from the main character% ob&ect or incident. ' proverb or popular (uotation may very well be the title. ). *eading the composition once or twice after writing will help one avoid grammatical errors. A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED We come across many friends in our life. +ome of them turn out to be mere fair weather friends% friends who remain friends for personal benefits. ,ne should be careful in choosing one-s friends. .owever% not all friends are of that type. ' true friend is dependable/ he stands by one on all occasions. .ere is a story that illustrates how a true friend comes forward to help his friend when he is in danger. 'n ant once accidentally fell into a stream. $t tried all it could do to save itself from being carried away by the water. $ts efforts to catch hold of a leaf or twig were of no use: the current was too strong to remain afloat. The whole ordeal of the ant was watched by a dove on a tree nearby. $t took pity on the struggling ant and dropped a leaf nearby. .olding the leaf and climbing on top of the leaf% the ant managed to save its life. 'fter a few days% the dove was on the branch of a tree unaware of a hunter taking aim with his shotgun to shoot it. The ant saw the danger and bit hard at the toe of the hunter. The hunter missed his aim completely and the dove flew away safely. This shows how the ant turns out to be a real friend helping the dove in a desperate situation.