प्र9. ननम्ननरखखतप्रश्नों केउत्तय दीखिए :- 2
क) सर्वनाभ ककसेकहतेहैं?
ख) किमा सेआऩ क्मा सभझतेहैं? उदाहयर् सकहत सभझाइए।
प्र10. ननम्ननरखखत शब्दों केनरांग फदरो :- 2
वर्ारा, भारी
प्र11. ननम्ननरखखत शब्दों केर्चन फदरो:- 2
यानी, करी
प्र12. ननम्ननरखखत शब्दों केपर्रोभ शब्द नरखखए:- 2
उत्तय, उठना
प्र13. ननम्ननरखखत भुहार्यों केअथवनरखकय र्ाक्म भेंप्रमोग कयें:- 2
नौ दो वमायह होना, दाांत खट्टेकयना
प्र12. ननम्ननरखखत शब्दों केऩमावमर्ाची शब्द नरखखए:- 2
सांसाय, आकाश
प्र13. िुभावना भापी केनरए अऩनेपर्द्ारम की प्रधानाचामवको प्राथवना ऩत्र नरखखए। 4
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Nowadays, the word kith almost never appears by itself; practically all modern citations in the corpus come from the phrase kith and kin
Usage of the words Brexit, vape, hygge and selfie have all increased dramatically over the past few years
The way we use wireless has changed – in the past we listened to the wireless, but now it’s most commonly used alongside words like broadband, internet and Bluetooth.
In scientific and medical parlance, mice are mated, injected and modified, whilst in more general usage, a mouse can scurry, squeak, or be clicked.
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