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Who did Patrick’s homework? Why and how? - English

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Who did Patrick’s homework? Why and how?

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Patrick had no interest in studies. He hated doing homework. He was lucky to get a helper. It was an elf. He had saved the elf from a cat and the elf promised to do all Patrick’s homework for 35 days. But the poor elf was blank in English. and maths. He sought Patrick’s help and guidance. Patrick brought books from the library and worked hard to solve all sums. He got good marks. Actually, it was Patrick himself who did all his homework.

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Chapter 1.1 Who Did Patrick’s Homework?
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