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What was Mrs Gupta’s advice to Hafeez contractor?

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What was Mrs Gupta’s advice to Hafeez contractor?

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Mrs. Gupta, who was Hafeez Contractor’s teacher in the second and third grades, advised him to become an architect when he grew up.

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Chapter 4: The Treasure Within - Comprehension Check [Page 32]

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NCERT English It So Happened Class 8
Chapter 4 The Treasure Within
Comprehension Check | Q 3. (i) | Page 32

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