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Q. The words below have a literal meaning as well as an extended meaning. Write the literal meaning of the words. Use the following words in sentences of your own using the 'extended' meaning
Angry, Train, Mouth, Break, Brain

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Answered by ABHAYSTAR

Hi,

(a) Angry-》today my father is "angry: from me.
(b) Train-》Rajdhani express is the fastest "train".
(c) Mouth-》 Today when i saw jalebi on a sweet shop my "mouth" get full with water.
(d) Break-》Shivam "break" here older toy.
(e) Brain-》 My brain is fastest than all.

:-) Hope it helps..

ABHAYSTAR: thnx

srijanii1: but I think that it should be angry to me

srijanii1: not from me

ABHAYSTAR: why

srijanii1: you write "today my father is angry from me "but I think that it should be angry to me

ak800758: its grammatically wrong bro..

ABHAYSTAR: Ok

juveriamolvi: lol bro all the answers are Indian English = wrong english

ABHAYSTAR: -_- oh ! really ?

juveriamolvi: yup! I would have answered this correctly but it will not matter now since the post is old.

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