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Maharashtra State BoardSSC (English Medium) 6th Standard

Visit a library : Find stories about hosts and guests. Share them with the class. Classify the stories into funny and serious stories.

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Visit a library:
Find stories about hosts and guests. Share them with the class. Classify the stories into funny and serious stories.

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Chapter 3.3: Stone Soup - Exercise [Page 63]

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Balbharati English Standard 6 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 3.3 Stone Soup
Exercise | Q 9 | Page 63
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Chapter 3.3 Stone Soup
POINTERS | Q 9. | Page 15

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