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- 6. Question Tags Krupa Patel (left) Roll No. – 46 Dipika Vasava (right) Roll No. 56 F.Y. B.Sc Degree Nursing Year – 2014
- 7. Reported Speech Bhagyashri Patel (left) Roll No. – 43 Nisha Rajput (right) Roll No. 52 F.Y. B.Sc Degree Nursing Year – 2014
- 8. ‘As soon as’, ‘Hardly…when…’ ‘Scarcely…when…’, ‘No sooner did…than…’ Radhika Hada Roll No. – 19 F.Y. B.Sc Degree Nursing Year – 2014
- 9. Guided by: Faculty Name : Mahesh Dholiya (English)