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प्रश्न
Can you tell of some things that go topsy-turvy at home and there is disorder?
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उत्तर
Sometimes some things go topsy-turvy at home. Their list is given below:
- It is time to go to school and you do not find the book that you needed most because the teacher is very strict.
- One of the socks is in your hand and the other is missing. You are desperately looking for it.
- Your notebook is in your bag and you are looking for somewhere else.
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