English, asked by kartiksinha43, 2 months ago

Do you think it is right to leave things lying around and expecting
others to pick it up? Who picks up things that you leave strewn
about your room?

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Answered by od214646

1

Answer:

no i pick up my things in my room

Explanation:

Answered by Achaljot

0

I pick those things on my own .

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