Edit the following passage correcting the underlined parts. 1. We had been longed (a) to make a trip to Andaman; and Dad makes (b) it possible for we (c) during the last summer holidaze (d). 2. In the evening, we borded (a) a ship for Port Blair, the capital at (b) the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The ship looks (c) much bigger than our school building. It have (d) four storeys. 3. People who had come to see at (a) their friends and relatives cheered them up for (b) waving there (c) hands. My sister Am ala and I too wave (d) our hands while Mom and Dad smiled at us. 4. On the second day, we come (a) to know that we were down (b) the middle of the sea. The whether (c) was pleasant on the sea. The day was sun (d) and the sea was reflecting the clouds. 5. The medical staff were (a) busy treating the patients suffered (b) from sea-sick (c). The sanitary workers were on their job of keeping the cabins, corridoors (d) and toilets neat and clean. 6. We learnt that the inhabitance (a) of the islands were the aboriginal tribes. Some for (b) them lived far away from the civil (c) society. Despite this, the islands today looked (d) like a miniature India. 7. Open creeks running around (a) the park area were a speciality (b) attraction. We watched coral reefs, fishes by (c) different colours and sea turtles through glass-bottom (d) boats. 8. To our amazing (a), we saw some swimmers dived (b) into the sea from the motor boats. They were dressing (c) in this (d) different way. 9. Once upon a time there lived a farmer and his four daughters in an (a) village. The farmer became old out (b) sick. He wanted to teacher (c) a lesson to his daughters. He called them to him (d) bedside. 10. English is not an (a) difficult language to learn. If we learned (b) it systematically, we can learn it easily. English grammar but (c) spelling are difficult. So we have to learn it (d) carefully.