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Who do you think is the naughtiest child in your class? Describe her/him in five lines.

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Who do you think is the naughtiest child in your class? Describe her/him in five lines.

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  • Sanju is the naughtiest boy in my class.
  • He never concentrates on his studies.
  • He disturbs me and other students of the class.
  • So long the teacher is there in the class, he tries to be silent. But the moment he/she goes out he starts shouting.
  • He often beats his classmates.
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अध्याय 9.1: The Naughty Boy - The Naughty Boy [पृष्ठ १५५]

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अध्याय 9.1 The Naughty Boy
The Naughty Boy | Q 3. | पृष्ठ १५५

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