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Question
When Tsering’s father showed the letter to his family, how do you think the different members would have felt?
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Solution
Everyone in the family felt very happy about the promotion of Tsering’s father. Moving to a new town excited Tsering. But Tsering’s father, mother and grandparents were slightly worried about making arrangements to shift to the new town.
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