English, asked by SanskarMali, 10 months ago

'Impossible' is said to be found in the dictionary of fools. Do you agree ? Justify.

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Answered by samruddhisharma363

11

Answer:

yeah this is correct because nothing is impossible.

Answered by nidhi3630

21

Answer:

yes I agree ...only will power is needed..one can change the world ..thrill tells to face not to hide

Explanation:

every one should be very helpful to others and change the impossible things in possible

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