Write a conversation between natural and man-made sources of energy such as Sun, Water, Wind, Coal etc. highlighting their uses for mankind and benefits for the environment.
Mention the problem of exploitation of such resources by human beings and ways to combat it.
(Try to involve at least 3 characters in the conversation)
(Do it on A4 size sheet)

Answer and Explanation:

SUN: What's that I see in this planet's atmosphere? Where does all this pollution come from?

COAL: I apologize, but I believe it is my fault.

SUN: Ah, it is you, Coal? Still being used, I see?

COAL: That's right... Still waiting to retire. You'd think human beings would have moved on by now.

SUN: True. Do they not know how harmful you can be?

COAL: They do know. Some countries did work hard to get rid of their dependency on me to generate energy and heat. But there are places where I am still very much used.

SUN: That is a shame. I shine everywhere, indiscriminately. If only they would harness my power.

COAL: That is what I'm hoping for as well. I see no cleaner way to generate energy than using you, Sun.

WATER: But how about me?

SUN: Sister Water, have you been listening?

WATER: Yes, for I wanted to speak to Coal. His mining has got much of me contaminated. I have become acidic in several places of the world due to the mining of Coal.

COAL: I again apologize. As I was saying to Sun, I have been waiting for humankind to stop using me, but they just don't seem able to do it.

WATER: I see. I understand.

SUN: How is your role in generating energy coming, Water?

WATER: As powerful as ever. Several countries depend on me. There are some issues, though.

COAL: With you as well?

WATER: Oh, yes. I may be clean, but man does a dirty job when building dams and hydroelectric plants. The impact on the environment is not pretty.

SUN: What a shame!

WATER: But I do have hope. Men from different countries have been gathering, meeting, and discussing these issues. To my mind, you are the future, Sun.

COAL: Yes, I agree!

SUN: I hope so. I shine for free. My power is constantly available and will not end for billions of years. I hope humankind will learn to rely on me more!

the sentence does not violate the phrase structure second rule (introduced by noam chomsky) because noun phrases consist of a determiner such as a, the or every, and a noun. in the sentence, the noun phrase the cake includes a determiner (the) and a noun (cake).

on the other hand, the first rule indicates that a sentence encloses a noun phrase, followed by a verb phrase. the example sentence can be analysed as follows:

john (n) + ate (v) + the (det) + cake (n).