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Look at the picture. Describ picture with an appropriate non-finite as shown. Try not to repeat the verb .

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Non - Finites - Infinitives and Participles
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Chapter 4: Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2) - Exercise F [Page 75]

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CBSE English Communicative - Workbook Interact in English Class 10
Chapter 4 Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2)
Exercise F | Q 1.1 | Page 75

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(Source: The Telegraph Weekend, 5/ 10/96)


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