VII KONKANI GRAM & COMP. W. B.
Designed by Pramila Subhash Borkar Publisher: Rajhauns Vitaran Pages: 96 ISBN: 978-81-7810-441-5 Book Cover: Softcover₹95
This book provides space for answering questions, writing sentences based on idioms, who said to whom and lots of grammar based on words from the text book.
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