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U-7. Glimpses of India : 1. A Baker from Goa - 2. Coorg - 3. Tea from Assam — ENGLISH STD 10 — Question

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I prefer to step aside for wild elephants. (Choose the correct 'Interrogative' sentence)
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    Don't I prefer to step aside for wild elephants?
  • B
    Didn't I prefer to step aside for wild elephants?
  • C
    Doesn't I prefer to step aside for wild elephants?
  • D
    Don't I preferred to step aside for wild elephants?
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Answer

Correct option: A.
Don't I prefer to step aside for wild elephants?
A

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