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mia asked her teacher for notes of her previously missed classes
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Answered by rajankamboj561

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The notes of previously missed classes were asked by mia from the teacher.

Answered by saylixwinter

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Mia asked her teacher ," Can you give me notes of previous classes"

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actually this is not the right on I guess but I have tried by my side

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