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Work in Pairs. Take Turns to Ask and Answer the Following. Are Your Socks

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Question

Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the following.

Are your socks .............?

Yes, ..................

Fill in the Blanks
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Solution

Yes, very costly … they, indeed, are

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Subject - Verb Agreement
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Chapter 3: Subject - Verb Agreement - Exercise [Page 45]

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CBSE English Workbook Class 10
Chapter 3 Subject - Verb Agreement
Exercise | Q A. 7. 5. | Page 45

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