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10. Composition

(10) Composition 
(10.1) Letter Writing 



(10.2) Essay writing / Paragraph Writing 
'(10.2.1) An Essay on My Best Friend/ A Paragraph on My Best Friend
(10.2.2) An Essay on The Independence Day 
(10.2.3) An Essay on 'My Family'
(10.2.4) A Paragraph on Mahatma Gandhi

(10.3)Ten Lines (Short Description) 
 (10.3.1) Ten Sentences / Ten Lines on 'My Younger Brother'
(10.3.2) Ten Sentences on Your Friend
(10.3.3) Ten lines on 'A Lion'
 

(10.4) Story  Writing 
(10.4.1) A Fox and a Crane (story)
(10.4.2) A Greedy Dog (Story)
(10.4.3) A Vain Stag (A story)
(10.4.4) Bad Company (A Story)



(10.5) Speech Writing
(10.5.1) A Speech on 'Teachers' Day'

(10.6) Email Writing 
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