Use necessary punctuation and capital letters where necessary in the following passage. There goes a proverb A barking dog seldom bites. When a dog is powerless to bite it wants to show its ability by barking, it thinks that if it barks people will be scared but people are always more intelligent than dogs. Instead of being afraid people laugh at the barking of the powerless dogs in our society there are also many powerless persons but they pretend to be powerful. By this pretension they want to serve their purpose. Such cases are not rare rather are many in number we all should be careful of those powerlessly powerful persons.

উত্তর: There goes a proverb, "A barking dog seldom bites." When a dog is powerless to bite, it wants to show its ability by barking. It thinks that if it barks, people will be scared. But people are always more intelligent than dogs. Instead of being afraid, people laugh at the barking of the powerless dogs. In our society, there are also many powerless persons, but they pretend to be powerful. By this pretension, they want to serve their purpose. Such cases are not rare rather are many in number: We all should be careful of those powerlessly powerful persons.

HSC English 2nd Paper Grammar : Use of Punctuation Marks CQ — Prosthuti প্রশ্নব্যাংক