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the stories. 16. She protects us. 17. The king should observe the vows. 18. Son should understand pleasures. 19. Daughter should listen to the instructions. 20. You should protect them. 21. She knows you. 22. Sītā will observe the vows. 23. They will protect the humen beings. 24. Camels will graze the rice. 25. Daughter will salute them. 26. Grandson will salute them. 27. They nurture us. 28. Hanumāna salutes Rāma. 29. Hanumana protects Sītā. 30. Mother should protect the daughters. 31. Rāma understands Hanumana. 32. Father-in-law eats food. 33. Grandfather understands religious books. 34. Citizens should protect the jewels. 35. The friend will listen to the story. 36. Grandfather will nurture grnadsons. 37. The king knows the citizens. 38. The state protects the king. 39. Sītā will listen to the story. 40. I salute you. 41. The king should salute the mother. 42. God should protect us. 43. Daughter will eat food. 44. Sītā knows Hanumana. 45. Clouds nurture human beings. 46. You should know sufferings. 47. I should salute them. 48. They know us. 49. The demon eats children. 50. You should protect them.
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The king salutes God
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1. Karaha, Tina (Cara) Pre.
2. Siya, Haṇuvanta (Jāņa) Pre.
3. Amha, Ta (Paṇama) Imp.
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(C) In the following Nouns, Personal Pronouns and Transitive Verbs in brackets are given. In the middle Nouns and Personal Pronouns are given. Make sentences by converting them into the Accusative Singular or Plural and by use the Tenses as directed. Write all the alternatives of Inflected Nouns, Personal Pronouns and Verbs.
Paramesara/
Paramesarȧ/
Paramesaru
Panamai/
Panamei/
Panamae
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