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Write about your own daydream in short. - English

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Write about your own daydream in short.

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I was lazily drinking my morning milk. I do not like milk at all. I have been advised by the doctor to drink a glass of milk daily. Sipping the milk slowly, I started daydreaming. I found myself in a grand palace. I was the king of an unknown land. I was seated on my throne sipping a drink and giving out orders. My subordinates appeared to be scared of me. They were doing as they were told. A young man was not obeying my orders. I warned him but he ignored me. In a fit of an angel, I threw my drink at him. This act brought me back to reality. My father was shouting at me for throwing my glass of milk at him. I told him what I was dreaming. We had a hearty laugh.

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Chapter 2: Daydreams - Things to do [Page 4]

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Balbharati English [English] Standard 5 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 2 Daydreams
Things to do | Q 3 .(2) | Page 4
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Chapter 2 Daydreams
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