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प्रश्न
Work in groups. Look at the pictures. Describe them.
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उत्तर
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In the first picture we see a family is rowing in a boat we also see birds flying at a distance above the water. It looks a very beautiful scene. |
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In the second picture there are school students playing on the ground. It seems that they are spending their time very happily. |
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A small picnic is painted in the third picture. A lady is sitting on a mat and is drinking tea. Father and son are playing a ball game. |
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The fourth picture is a sea coast at Mahabalipuram. There are children playing on the sand. Some are lying and sitting on the sand children are looking at the sea. |
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