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"hiya" and "bua" are the place adverbs meaning

"here"' and " there ". tespect iyely .

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Another way of answertpg ,the ąuestion .

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"kaha 3ata/ti?" is:‘

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hem maket^ ja*ta

I ain going to the market. • ^#

Drills:    1..- Substitution

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Instructor:    sun

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Cłass; hem sunta hei.

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Transf ormat ion

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Transf orm the above drill^g. bV aAibstltuting the

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1.* i (masculine)

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; 2. u ~k£eminine)

5. tum (masculine and feminine both)

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3. Repetition '

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vi^ey kaha ha i?

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make_t keha ha i ? pe^sil keha hei?

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skul k$ha hei?

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posthopis kah£ hai?

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Wher e ^is Vi j ay?

Where is the market?

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Where is the pencil?

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Where is the school?

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Where is the post office?