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Identify the character or the speaker. “Oh no! What shall I do now?”

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Question

Identify the character or the speaker.

“Oh no! What shall I do now?”

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Solution

“Oh no! What shall I do now?” - hen-pigeon.

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Chapter 1.3: The Two Pigeons - Let us understand [Page 91]

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Samacheer Kalvi English - Term 2 Class 5 TN Board
Chapter 1.3 The Two Pigeons
Let us understand | Q C. 4. | Page 91

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