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A Large Part of the Story is Composed of Conversation Between the Characters.

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A large part of the story is composed of conversation between the characters.
Can you convert it into a play and in groups, present your version of the play before the class? Before that, decide onthe members of cast, minimum props required and also the costumes.

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Chapter 1.4: Keeping lt from Harold - Exercise [Page 42]

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CBSE English Literature Reader [English] Class 9
Chapter 1.4 Keeping lt from Harold
Exercise | Q 9 | Page 42

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