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(A) Ashita is the Most Beautiful Girt in the Class. (B) No ……………………………….. - English Language

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(A) Ashita is the most beautiful girt in the class.
(B) No ………………………………..

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Solution

No other girl in the class is as beautiful as Ashita. 

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2017-2018 (March) English Set 1

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