1.they never fight or kick or punch they leave you free to cook the lunch.
a.does the speaker want the children to fight or kick ? why?
b.how do the parents feel when the children don't interfere in cooking?
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a...no the poet didnt want children to fight or kick.
this is because he wanted that the children should not watch the television rather they should read books.
b....when the children do not interfere while they are cooking they felt free and loved their children more for not disturbing them.
a...no the poet didnt want children to fight or kick.
this is because he wanted that the children should not watch the television rather they should read books.
b....when the children do not interfere while they are cooking they felt free and loved their children more for not disturbing them.
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