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small seedless raisin – C __ R __ __ __ T 2. moved unsteadily – S __ __ G G __ __ __ D III Complete the following sentences with a reason. 1. The t... |
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because _________________. 2. You never heard in all your life Such a funny feeling sound. “My friend, why do you wear two hats Upon your feet?” I ... |
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think this title is appropriate? 4. Arunima says, “Failure is when we don’t have goals worthy enough.” What would be the most likely impact of this... |
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arrange the events in order of occurrence. 1. Ate lunch 2. Took off shoes 3. Put shoes in the room 4. Laughed at the mistake 5. Placed the plate in... |
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1 : Introduction There was a child from _______ of a person or place Lines 2–4 : A silly story Who _________________________ ______________________... |
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a minute at dawn! You were sharp and perfect, ready to write, Now you’re missing—gone from sight! Did you roll off my desk? Did you fall to the flo... |
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M rs. Lee : Mr. Harding’s married sister Scene I M rs. haw : The room looks cleaner now. Put that coat away in your bedroom. This room isn’t the pl... |
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for a walk. It will be better if you do that. M ary : Why? M rs. haw : If you stay with me, you may not say the right thing. M ary : I know the rig... |
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and you must let them understand that. M ary : That’s not very hard, is it? I’ll remember that. “Must you go? Can’t you stay? Must you go? Can’t yo... |
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have! I’ve seen them: a little boy and a little girl. M rs. Harding : (not very pleased) I have no children; believe me. M ary : Oh! M rs. haw : (q... |
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see her. I can’t understand women who stay in bed in the morning. And why must she always ask for the doctor? I’ve never been to a doctor in my lif... |
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a little late. We must go now, Mrs. Shaw. It has been very nice to have a little talk. (She looks at Mary.) M rs. Lee : Very nice. (She looks at Ma... |
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about her understanding? A. She is worried about why Mrs. Cotter stays in bed all morning. B. She is unable to understand why people need medical h... |
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meanings or purpose in Column 3. Write a few examples for each in Column 4. Share your answers with the teacher. Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column ... |
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: temporary presence in a location as a guest or visitor • study : spend time learning something as part of formal education learn : gain knowledge... |
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and Mrs. Lee’s visit. An action that was ongoing in the recent past, with its results evident now. The focus is on the ongoing activity rather than... |
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gratitude and kindness. And what about yesterday when you bumped into that lady with the blue sari? S on : Oh, I said sorry right away. You always ... |
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is the rainbow (vi) clean up your room before dinner (vii) the children are planning a surprise party for their mom (viii) turn off the music Repri... |
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2026-27 W it anHumour → Content words like book, run, beautiful, quickly, etc., are mostly stressedinsteadoffunctionwordslikeshe,in,is,etc.,inasent... |
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wish to say if we are not careful. Let us write Rewrite the play ‘Say the Right Thing’ as a short story, focusing on Mary’s interactions with her m... |
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or religion. The message is often used to promote global peace and mutual understanding among diverse cultures and nations. ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’... |
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all the topics I needed to cover. Once I finished my lunch, I got up to put my shoes away in my room and placed my plate in the kitchen. However, b... |
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Dreams Discoveries U nit 3 DREAMS AND DISCOVERIES M y B rother ’sG reat Invention Let us do these activities before we read. I Work in pairs and gu... |
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Before this story, let me put you in the picture. I am Anita, generator fourteen years old. My brother Anand, one year younger than me, caused all ... |
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thief tries to open the like that of a door stealthily. I’ve rigged it up so that the alarm works only when the door is opened gently.” metal being... |
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