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Answer the Following Question in One Or Two Sentences.What Was Kezia’S Father’S Routine(I) before Going to His Office?(Ii) After Coming Back from His Office?(Iii) on Sundays? - English (Moments)

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Answer the following question in one or two sentences.

What was Kezia’s father’s routine
(i)
before going to his office?
(ii)
after coming back from his office?
(iii)
on Sundays?

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Solution

(i) Before going to his office, Kezia’s father usually went into her room to give her a casual kiss.
(ii) After coming back from his office, he ordered for tea to brought into the drawing room.
He also asked his mother to bring him the newspaper and his slippers, and Kezia to pull off his boots.

(iii) On Sunday, Kezia’s father would stretch out on the sofa. He would cover his face with
his handkerchief, put his feet on one of the cushions and sleep soundly.

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Chapter 3.1: The Little Girl - Thinking about the Text [Page 38]

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Chapter 3.1 The Little Girl
Thinking about the Text | Q 2.3 | Page 38

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