English, asked by doleyabhijit68, 10 months ago

the cricket say,"oh! what will become of me?" when does he say it, and why?

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Answered by lsmacb

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Answer:

he says it because he does something bad and worries he will continue it

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Answered by Anonymous

1

Answer:

The cricket speaks these words when in his home he finds no food to eat in winter.

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