Hindi, asked by sumersingh34622, 6 months ago

लड़की की माँ को लड़की के किन दुखों की चिंता है? *
(a) वास्तविक
(b) काल्पनिक
(c) संभावित
(d) इनमें से कोई

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Answered by harshravaliya5

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the answer is B ok .

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Answered by blogblog

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the correct answer is C

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