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2. "Could you do it again?" What does the speaker want Matilda to do? Why does she as
her to do it again'? (para 33)

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Answered by ranikaacharya

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The speaker wants Matilda to tip the glass over again. She asks her to perform the action 'again' because she doesn't believe Matilda could have done it and wants Matilda to realise that it is all part of her imagination

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Answered by 31ishanvc

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Answer: The speaker wants Matilda to tip the glass over again. She asks her to perform the action 'again' because she doesn't believe Matilda could have done it and wants Matilda to realise that it is all part of her imagination.

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