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Complete this Story with Suitable Adjective. The little rabbit was _____ (tirelessly/tireless) trying to get a _____ (big/large) piece of cheese through a _____ (small/tiny) hole in the wall. The _____ (stubborn/stub) rabbit pushed and pushed but could not make the _____ (large/larger) piece of food fit in the ____ (rigid/rig) hole. _____ (Tired/Tires) the rabbit ate a piece of the cheese hoping that the smaller piece would _____ (finally/final) fit in. It took a long time, but the shrinking cheese _____ (eventually/even) rolled through the hole and could be stored ____ (safely/safe) in the rabbit's pantry. After attempting yourself, now check answer below, how much you have done correctly 👇👇 . .        For Practicing Adjective via Quiz, Please Visit 👇  https://youtu.be/prqBwrqLTAk . . The little rabbit was tirelessly trying to get a big piece of cheese through a small hole in the wall. The stubborn rabbit pushed and pushed but could not make the ...

Complete this Story with Suitable Pronoun. Once upon a time, there lived an ant with its fellows in the forest. The ant was not at all happy being an ant. ____ did not enjoy her life at all. All ____ wanted was to be like the birds to fly high and life a free life. The ant wanted to make ____ dream come true. One day, there were heavy storms and thunders. The wind was blowing so hard ____ the ants were finding ____ difficult to hold onto the land. Finally, the ant decided to grab a leaf ____ was flying in the air. The ant went higher and higher in the air holding onto the leaf as there was a heavy wind.  When she was high up in the air, she could no longer make out the insects on the ground. She wandered around the sky but then she could not believe what she saw. Rising up above the surroundings, she saw a magnificent anthill _____ was visible from very far away. In such a storm, there was no sign of a single bird or any other insect. There was only an anthill. Soon, th...

Complete this Story with Suitable Verbs. One of my colleagues tried to ____ (stole / steal) cash from the clutch of a lady to buy movie passes. Coincidentally that woman was my mother, she was ____ (speaking / asking) for help suddenly a policeman who was arriving from the other side of the street, caught him. The boy gave back all the cash of my mother at the cost of _____ (capturing / captured) him in the crime of stealing. But, my mother being kind in nature asked the policeman to leave him. She gave him another opportunity to change his manner of stealing by responding to him that you should work hard to become adequate enough to buy everything you need. Stealing items will send you in prison. This particular instance left a profound mark on him and he started studying hard. It was his hard work that ____ (allow / allowed) him to become a big businessman today. One day, he ____ (mets / met) us in a store; we even did not remember him. He came to my mother and said Aunt,...