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प्रश्न
New words
afraid, dark, rest, harsh, forever, troubles, cease
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उत्तर
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Afraid: feeling fear Example sentences: 1) I am afraid of snakes. 2) She was afraid to go on the street.
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Dark: with little or no light Example sentences: 1) You should come home early or it will get dark. 2) Its too dark to read here.
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Rest: to relax Example sentences: 1) Take rest for a while on the couch. 2) I needed rest after a long walk.
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Harsh: rough or cruel Example sentences: 1)He asked me to get out in a harsh tone. 2) You should not be very harsh with your children.
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Forever: always Example sentences: 1) Parents love their children forever. 2) I will stay with you forever.
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Troubles: difficulty Examples sentences: 1) There are many troubles in my family. 2) The doubt in my mind troubles me.
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Cease: to come to an end Example sentences: 1) The government should cease the taxation. 2) Teacher should cease beating their students.
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| shouldn’t | |
| wouldn’t | |
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