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Elon Musk's Mobile Pi

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Tesla Model Pi How is the world making progress in science and technology, we are still looking for a great marriage hall to celebrate our unique wedding with all pump and show. Read the following features and see how education is helping the people who want to move and serve humanity. I. Introduction - Elon Musk's new venture: Tesla Model Pi smartphone II. Revolutionary Features - Disrupting the smartphone market III. Comparison to Competition - iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel IV. Key Advantages - Reasons behind Musk's claim to "destroy" existing smartphones V. Conclusion Impact of Tesla Model Pi on the smartphone industry Elon Musk, the innovative mind behind Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink, has announced his latest venture. It will change the mindset:  the Tesla Model Pi smartphone. This revolutionary device promises to shake up the smartphone market, challenging the dominance of industry leaders like iPhone,  Samsung Galaxy,  and Google Pixel.  But what sets th...
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Direct and Indirect Notes

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Direct and Indirect Narration-Exercise No 1

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quiz in Javascript Self-Assessment Test Choose the correct option Question of Next Good Try! You've Got out of answers correct! That's Try again until you get all green Click to mark Self-Assessment Test of Verb Correction Exercise No 1 Click to mark Self-Assessment Test of Verb Correction - Exercise No 2 Direct and Indirect Sentences of Optative and Interrogative Click to mark Self-Assessment Test of Verb Correction - Exercise No 3 Click to mark Common Preposition Self-Assessment Test No1
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Reported Speech-Notes

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Reported Speech (Present into Past Tense) Example: She said, "I go to school college daily." " She said " is a reporting speech, and " I go to school college daily ." is a reported speech. Two Main Rules: i. First Persons   (I, my, me & we, our, us) of Reported Speech are changed according to the Subject of Reporting Speech ii. Second Persons (You, Your, You )  of  Reported Speech  are changed according to the  Object of Reporting Speech Note: Third persons (he, she) of Reported speech are NOT changed. a. When 'said' is used in Reporting Speech, then Direct    |   Indirect      go      | went  write     | wrote has         | had is writing   |    was writing  am writing |      was writing  are writing  |       were writing  has written   |      had written have written | ...
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