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    Desi Teacher’s English

    In Class

    • Open the doors of the window. Let the atmosphere come in.
    • Open the doors of the window. Let the air force come in.
    • Cut the apple in two halfs- take the bigger half.
    • Shhh…Quite, boys… the principal just passed away outside.
    • Both of you three, get out of the class.
    • Close the doors of the window.
    • Take Copper wire of any metal specially of silver.
    • Take 5 cm of wire of any length.

    About Family
    • I have two daughters both of them are girls.
    At the Playground
    • All of you stand in straight circle.
    • There is no wind in the balloon.
    Punishment
    • You, rotate the ground four times.
    • You, go and under-stand the tree.
    • You three of you, stand together separately.
    • Why you are late, say YES or NO

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