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प्रश्न
In your home too, do people quarrel over fans, TV, newspapers, chairs or anything else?
- In your home, who settles such quarrels?
- Talk about an interesting incident at home when there was a quarrel over such things.
- Have you ever seen people quarrelling over something elsewhere? What?
उत्तर
Yes, in my house also, me and my sister quarrel over TV.
- We ourselves set such quarrels.
- Once, when a cricket match was coming, I had to watch the cricket match but my sister wanted to watch her favourite award show. For that, we had a quarrel.
- I have seen several times when people were quarrelling over many small things. Like once, when I was going by train, two people were quarrelling over sitting near the window.
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